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Use of Mobile Phones Does Not Increase Risk of Brain Cancer Island Crisis If ever you have heard that there is a greater risk of suffering from brain cancer due to the use of a mobile phone, then worry no more. According to some British scientists the use of a mobile phone does not increase the risk of getting brain cancer. ... See all stories on this topic » Island Crisis

Beijing to track citizens with their cell phones The Next Web Purportedly to improve Beijing's public travel and reduce traffic congestion, the new initiative, literally translated as "Platform for Citizen Movement Information" proposes to track each individual citizen's movement in real time via cell phone ... See all stories on this topic » The Next Web

Nokia to establish new assembly plant in Vietnam Helsingin Sanomat Various studies have indicated that many of those who do not yet use the internet will start using it first on a mobile telephone. Only about half of the world's 3.7 billion mobile phone users are using their phones to access the internet. ... See all stories on this topic »

Coming Soon Phones : An answer to the tech savvy crowd Prfire (press release) There is a new mobile phone handset from the manufacturers every second day which has all the advanced features with just a touch. The mobile lovers ardently wait for the arrival of the Coming Soon Phones. They are keen to lay their hands on the latest ... See all stories on this topic »

PrePayMania Offers Best Mobile Phone Deals in UK Market Press Release (press release) PrePayMania.co.uk is one of the well-recognized online retailers in UK for mobile phones and accessories which frequently launch plenty of schemes for mobile gadgets. The best example of it is – best deals of the week of PrePayMania.co.uk. ... See all stories on this topic »

Mercedes-Benz: Nine ways to send a destination CNET (blog) Because Drive2Friend uses cell phone tower triangulation rather than GPS, all phones that can send and receive text messages on the AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint network will work (probably Verizon as well). However, smartphones equipped with GPS will ... See all stories on this topic » CNET (blog)

Beijing to monitor real-time traffic through mobile platform FutureGov Magazine By Jianggan Li | 3 March 2011 The proposal of building a new platform to collect real time traffic information in Beijing through tracking mobile phones has been approved by an expert panel. The first phase is expected to be rolled out by June. ... See all stories on this topic »

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