Anyway, it would only be possible finding out about the velocity of the cellphone with help of the doppler effect, nothing more. But if you are better informed than me and have further information, I'm very interested.
Since we're talking about electro-magnetic waves (or am I completely
mis-informed?), doppler effect is completely unsignificant considering the
velocities of the sender and observer on earth (cars etc). You can messure a
redshift only observing stars moving away from the earth.
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