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What is the difference between Analog and Digital Phones?

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J. Harty

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Answered Oct 08, 2020

Analog and digital are known to be two different technologies. With analog technology, the information will usually be available through different amplifying pulses. The different clocks and watches that you will see right now may be analog and digital. Digital technology is known to have the ability to transform information into a format that will be easier to understand by people.

There are some people who would say that the best way to understand the difference between analog and digital is to remember that analog is similar to humans. Digital is similar to robots. When you would check out clocks, analog clocks will come with hands that would point to different numbers. While digital clocks will show numbers.

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D. Gray

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Answered May 19, 2020

Digital phones are lesser amounts of bandwidth, which means it is lower in cost. VoIP technology also permits multiple calls to coincide, in which analog phones are not capable of this. Digital phones and technology have opened a whole new world in which there are so many possibilities that analog phones just cannot provide.

An example is a video calling where you can see the person with whom you are conversing. Analog phones are powered by the telephone company, whereas digital phones can be charged anywhere since they come with a portable plug. However, one drawback is that digital phones are vulnerable to power outages. Digital telephones connect to a router or a computer.

They are often susceptible to power outages, and there are many times when you are on the phone with someone, and they drop off. On the other hand, analog phones just need to be plugged into a wall outlet.

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