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Samsung, Visa to give NFC payments a boost CNET (blog) Using special Samsung Olympic and Paralympic Games mobile phones, attendees in London before and during the games will be able to buy items on the go through near-field communications, an emerging technology that lets people send payments by phone ... See all stories on this topic » CNET (blog)

'NoDo' rolling out to some T-Mobile phones Washington Post (blog) By Hayley Tsukayama Owners of the Dell Venue Pro and the HTC HD7 should be seeing the Windows Phone 7 "NoDo" update hit their handsets soon. According to the spreadsheet Microsoft posted to track updates, the company has started sending the update to ... See all stories on this topic »

The Effect Of Cell Phones On The Brain Geek WIth Laptop What other health conditions can be triggered by cell phone radiation? These are just some of the questions that have bedevilled the cell phone industry since mobile phones became a mass market product – assurances from the FCC and other regulators ... See all stories on this topic » Geek WIth Laptop

Confidential help and advice for teenagers via their mobile phone Newborn to Teen To access the mobile phone service, the teenagers simply text the area they are concerned about to 60110. For example, by texting 'bully', 'condom', 'contraception' or 'pregnant', seconds later they will receive a link which will take them to a package ... See all stories on this topic »

Hacking MPs' phones 'could amount to contempt of parliament' The Guardian Tessa Jowell is suing the Met over phone hacking. Photograph: Geoff Newton-Sportsphoto/Geoff Newton A powerful committee of MPs said on Thursday that hacking mobile phones belonging to members of the House of Commons could amount to contempt of ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

New Study Shows Mobile Phones Can Alter Brain Chemistry Geek WIth Laptop A worrying new study has shown that mobile phone use does cause significant changes to brain chemistry. This study, published in The Journal of the American Medical Association, should – but probably wont – act as a wake up call to governments and ... See all stories on this topic » Geek WIth Laptop

M1 pays $21.7m for mobile airwaves Straits Times PHOTO: M1 M1 SUBSCRIBERS can look forward to smoother Internet surfing and clearer calls after the telecommunications firm won the rights to a chunk of mobile phone airwaves. The additional 'spectrum' is expected to boost the capacity of the company's ... See all stories on this topic » Straits Times

Public Mobile Shakes Up the Canadian Telecom Industry Marketwire (press release) Whether they don't yet have a cell phone or whether they continue to pay for expensive prepaid minutes and expensive home phones, Public Mobile offers unbeatable value. Available tomorrow, Public Mobile is launching Unlimited Province-Wide Talk for $15 ... See all stories on this topic »

Nippon Foundation Releases Donation-oriented Application for Mobile Phones PR-USA.net (press release) The Nippon Foundation has developed an application through which people can make donations via their iPhone or Android-based phone. The foundation is currently accepting contributions to support victims of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami that ... See all stories on this topic »

Zellers introduces in-store Mobilicity kiosks DigitalJournal.com (press release) "We value our growing relationship with Zellers and this further supports our commitment to making buying and using mobile phones easy, convenient and affordable for customers," said Mobilicity Vice President of Sales, Doug Perry. ... See all stories on this topic »

Mobile Phones: Slim Line USB Chargers Launched Thinking Clearly A multi brand compatible mobile phones charger is set to be launched by OnTrion at the CTIA show in on April 24, 2011. Ontrion a cellular phone battery manufacturer and distributor of first hand compatible batteries will introduce its new trademark ... See all stories on this topic » Thinking Clearly

Using adjacent phone antennas could improve data transfer The Engineer Future mobile phones could receive data faster by using antennas on nearby handsets as well as their own, according to Bristol University researchers. The process, studied in a recent project by the university's Centre for Communications Research (CCR) ... See all stories on this topic »

Phone hacking 'could be contempt of parliament' Financial Times The finding came in a report by the cross-party standards and privileges committee examining recent allegations that journalists had hacked into mobile phone voicemail messages. The MPs found that hacking could be contempt, if it was shown to have ... See all stories on this topic »

5 Mobile Payment Tools for Business Inc.com The big idea was to create a mobile payments system that would replace cash and check by allowing people to send or receive payments over their phone. In this way, businesses can take electronic payments on their cell phones, making checkout and ... See all stories on this topic » Inc.com

Blaze Software tests Apple iPhone, Google Android for speed Broadcast Engineering With less media-rich sites, optimized for mobile phones, the difference in downloading speed between the two systems was less obvious, according to the report. Blaze Software did not, however, compare Apple Safari or Google Chrome browsers that access ... See all stories on this topic » Broadcast Engineering

Microsoft to complain about Google's alleged unfair practices to EU regulators domain-B ... online video and mobile phones. bars rivals from search boxes on web sites, hinders advertisers from transferring campaign data between search ad platforms and blocks phones running Microsoft's operating system from working properly with YouTube. ... See all stories on this topic »

Talk with Mike Narula, Airtyme Communications Techtree.com TT: Any plans to launch Airtyme branded smart phones/mobile phones in India? MN: AirTyme FLAUNT which is manufactured in Japan by Sharp Corporation. Our latest messaging device is the ideal device for basically everyone: super texters, ... See all stories on this topic » Techtree.com

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