Friday, February 25, 2011

Google Alert - mobile phones

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Telecom Network Up And Running
Voxy
Telecom urged people in Christchurch to minimise the use of mobile phones and use text messages instead of calls when possible, to free up the network for emergency response workers. However, as the network is operational people should use their phones ...
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Scientists Warn that Cell Phone Radiation Excites the Brains of Healthy Adults
EHS Today
Phones should be used with headsets or speakerphones and not kept directly on the body, and children should take special care not to have direct exposures. "There are now more than 4 billion people, including children, using mobile phones," wrote ...
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Mobile etiquette getting worse
IntoMobile
I understand there are circumstances where you have to take a call – that's the whole point of mobile phones anyways – but most of these are just chatty conversations. I know that mobile etiquette is ill defined, as I think we should kill the phone ...
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IntoMobile
Eavesdropping Trojan hits 150000 Symbian phones in China
Malaysia Sun
More than 150000 Symbian-based mobile phones in China have been infected with spyware called Xwodi, according to mobile security company NetQin. A variant of existing spyware called Spy.Felixspy, Xwodi stealthily activates a phone's conference call ...
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20 cent per month surcharge on cell phones advances to Senate
Deseret News
Curtis Bramble, R-Provo, would reduce the surcharge five cents but spread the fee to mobile phones as well. The bill places a cap on the fee at 20 cents per month. Ron Allen, a member of the Utah Public Service Commission, said as more people have ...
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Comments support hands-free use of cell phones
Land Line Magazine
"Although generally supportive of the NPRM's restrictions on hand-held phone use, ATA urges FMCSA to continue to allow the use of hands-free technology for mobile telephones in the final rule. Prohibiting hands-free use would offer little, if any, ...
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Nokia X2-01 (T-Mobile)
PC Magazine
Not the world's most exciting phone, the Nokia X2-01 is nonetheless a good deal for budget-minded T-Mobile prepaid customers. T-Mobile has been building out its lineup of prepaid cell phones lately. The new Nokia X2-01 ($79.99) is a good value thanks ...
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Mobile Phone Display Market Grows by 13 Percent in 3Q10: DisplaySearch
TMCnet
By Rajani Baburajan, TMCnet Contributor Revenue of the mobile phone display market grew at 13 percent in third quarter 2010 quarter-to-quarter, to touch $3.38 billion. Mobile phone display shipments were 413.2 million in third-quarter 2010, ...
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Mobile phones bringing bad manners
V3.co.uk
According to the survey of US adults, users have become more prone to rude behaviour while using handsets, performing activities such as texting while driving and talking loudly while in public places. The company reported that 91 per cent of those ...
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Tickets, coupons among ideas for phones
Alaskajournal.com
Bill Gajda, head of Visa Inc.'s push into mobile payments, said the NFC idea has faced "a series of chicken-and-egg problems." Phone makers didn't want to include the chips in their phones if the wireless carriers didn't want them. ...
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Stereo Analog Subsystem for Mobile Handsets
Design News
s stereo analog subsystem with integrated Class G headphone amplifier and automatic level control (ALC) is for smartphones and feature phones. The PowerWise LM49251's Class G headphone amp reduces the supply voltage to lower power consumption and ...
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Mobile Banking Could Be Global Health Tool
NewsHour
Cell phone technology is flourishing in developing countries, and health experts are hoping to capitalize on a wave of mobile banking products. Cell phone user in Kenya. Photo by Flickr user Konrad Glogowski. BY TALEA MILLER In countries where access ...
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NewsHour
Consumer Reports Fails to Recommend Verizon iPhone 4, Citing Antenna Issues
PC Magazine
PCMag mobile analyst Sascha Segan tested the Verizon iPhone in our labs, and experienced the death grip with the Verizon iPhone. He noted, however, that that it's been shown before that various phones have varying "death grips," though it's easier to ...
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Alcatel-Lucent's OmniTouch 8082 My IC Phone
wireless goodness
We focus much of our attention on the features of mobile phones, but why can't desktop phones get in on the fun as well? Take, for example, Alactel-Lucent's OmniTouch 8082 My IC Phone, which passed through the FCC yesterday, above. ...
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Report: Smartphones more desired than tablet computers
Visage Mobile
However, Gartner found tablets to be the sixth-most desired device, after smartphones, laptops, desktop computers, mobile phones and e-readers. Businesses have turned toward tablet use more frequently recently, as workers use the devices for increased ...
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Motorola Atrix 4G PC Sync: Wi-Fi, USB, Secure & Google
Phones Review
How would you like different ways to sync data between your phone and PC? Well a new four way sync has been introduced for the Motorola Atrix 4G by CompanionLink Software, who are providers of data synchronisation for mobile phones and CRM software and ...
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