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Nokia Gets 'Billions' To Carry Windows Phone 7 InformationWeek ... but Gartner recently predicted that the Nokia deal could make Windows Phone 7 the number two player in the market behind Android by 2015. Despite some recent struggles, Nokia still ships more mobile phones than any other manufacturer in the world. See all stories on this topic »

Landlines Becoming Obsolete as More US Homes Go Mobile-Only Online Journal Landlines are becoming obsolete, as more people across the US make the switch to mobile phones. According to a report that was released today by the National Center for Health Statistics, over a quarter of homes in the US now have no landline, ... See all stories on this topic »

1 in 4 Homes Relies on Wireless Only Vision 2 Mobile The landline telephones that date back to Alexander Graham Bell are becoming obsolete in a mobile age. More than one in four American homes (26.6 percent) uses wireless phones exclusively, according to a report released by the Centers for Disease ... See all stories on this topic »

Keeping Cell Phones Out of Jail Cells BusinessWeek Much to the chagrin of corrections officials nationwide, inmates have discovered the advantages of using mobile phones to coordinate escapes, intimidate witnesses, and order retaliation against other prisoners. Although there are no nationwide ... See all stories on this topic » BusinessWeek

Landlines Being Phased Out in Favor of Cell Phones ThirdAge By Alex Heigl Nokia Corporation debuts their newest model 1006 mobile phone during the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) i... Read Moren Las Vegas on January 8, 2009. Nokia 1006 model announced at CES will ship to retailers 1st quarter of ... See all stories on this topic »

Girls value character, but also phones and Facebook The Independent The poll of 500 16- to 19-year-old women published by the think-tank Demos finds mobile phones and bedroom computers are the things young women value more than anything else. It also finds the modern female teenager believes character to be more ... See all stories on this topic »

Parents Weigh In On Paying for Mobile Access in Schools MindShift Would parents pay for mobile phones if schools allowed them to be used as learning tools? Most would, according to the recent Speak Up 2010 report — 67 percent of parents, to be exact. We took this data a step further and asked MindShift readers if ... See all stories on this topic »

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