GSM is primarily used to carry your voice on cell phone networks that uses that type of technology.

GPRS is a way of carrying data on cell phone networks that are based on GSM technology. GPRS provided faster data transmission that what could be done over GSM. GPRS is for data only – it does not carry voice.

There are now new and faster ways of carrying data on these networks – EDGE and HSDPA.  These are nice acronyms, but to the end-user it simply means you can get faster data transmission which means when you surf the web it will give you a better experience.

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