WorldCell provides local service in 28 countries. 

To learn what services are available in each country click on the line to the left.

WorldCell has partnered with the leading wireless carriers in each country to provide you the best possible solutions.

• Voice
• International Roaming
• BlackBerry
• SMS
• Circuit Switch Data (CSD)
• GPRS
• MMS

WorldCell offers its customers a number of voice minute packages to help control and contain costs.  Once you exceed your minutes there is one low-fixed per minute cost for all your national calls.  Now it has gotten easier to manage your Commands usage and you will always know what you are paying.

All incoming calls are free when you are in your home country.

No matter where your service is based you will have international roaming.  To learn where you will be able to roam select from the country list to the left where your service is based and select roaming map.

WorldCell provides BlackBerry service to help you stay connected to your Command.

Ordering the BlackBerry service involves a number of different options and requirements.  First you need to determine if you are going to use the BlackBerry as a phone and e-mail device or just as an e-mail device.  Then you need to order the service package of data only or data and a voice minutes package.  Next you need to order the BlackBerry data package.  Often there is an intial set-up charge associated with establishing the BlackBerry service in a particular country.  Also there are options for the type of device.  Finally you need to determine if your Command requires you to follow the DOD guidelines and need to order a Common Access Card (CAC) reader and S/MIME software.

The final step in making it all work is connecting to your e-mail server.  WorldCell offers the BlackBerry Enterprise Server software and device client licenses.  If you don’t know if you have all the pieces in place to connect to your e-mail server check with your e-mail administrator or contact WorldCell to learn more about what is required.

WorldCell can enable BlackBerry in countries where it is not offered.  As long as a local network carrier has a GPRS network and the correct roaming agreement in place WorldCell can provide a cost effective BlackBerry solution.  WorldCell calls this program the Global BlackBerry.  It is a low-fixed cost option that has enabled a number of Commands to become connected when before it seemed impossible.  Contact WorldCell to learn more.

WorldCell offers Short Message Service (SMS) also known as text messaging.  Like calls, all incoming messages are free but when you want to get the word out there are pay-per-message, 40 messages and 100 messages per month packages.  SMS does have to ordered for the service to be turned on, there is no cost to turn it on only a cost to use it.

WorldCell has partnered with General Dynamics to support their line of secure phones the Sectéra (type 1) and TalkSecure (non-type 1).  To enable these devices to work you need to have a second number activated with your voice service.  This number is often referred to as a Data number.  The technical name for this number is a Circuit Switched Data number.  As a specialist in enabling secure communications WorldCell continues to look for ways of enabling these services.

WorldCell offers General Packet Radio Service, aka GPRS, the service that enables surfing the web on your device.  GPRS also enables you to use the Multimedia Messaging Service, MMS which is similar to SMS but allows you to send pictures and longer text messages.  GPRS is not initially activated and needs to be specifically ordered to enable the service.

The WorldCell Enterprise Wireless Contract enables the expansion into new emerging technologies not yet realized.  WorldCell will continue to offer the cutting edge in technology to insure that our war-fighters are the best equipped.

To learn more about the specific services available in your country click on the link to the left.