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Landlines Become Outdated as Americans Go Cellphone-Only The Epoch Times A new Center for Disease Control and Prevention study released on Wednesday shows that 27 percent of American households in the first half of 2010 went landline-free as they relied on their mobile phones for communication. The figure is eight times ... See all stories on this topic »

Old mobile phones providing new business opportunities Waste Management World Singapore, April 22; Entrepreneurs are finding new business opportunities in old mobile phones because nearly 100% of the materials used in the phones can be recycled. The materials include plastics, glass and even precious metals. ... See all stories on this topic »

Jason Stortz's mum calls for mobile phone restrictions Illawara Mercury BY MICHELLE HOCTOR The mother of a man killed by a texting driver has called for a total ban on mobile phone use in motor vehicles. Vicki Mielke, whose son Jason Stortz was killed in October 2009 during a cycle ride at Yallah, said motorists could not ... See all stories on this topic »

Recycle a Cellular Mobile phone The Green Way Online PR News (press release) NFP's get charitable dollars from funds raised by your charitable present of employed and unused cell mobile phone donations by means of taking part corporate sponsors, employees of businesses, and other interested organizations all when participating ... See all stories on this topic »

Verizon's Newest 4G Smarphone, The Samsung Droid Charge Arrives Next Week Coolest Gadget Reviews Probably the biggest eye opener with this phone would have to be the price tag. At $300, it sets a new price level for smartphones because most mobile phones to date have been around $200 or cheaper. As to why consumers are expected to pay so much for ... See all stories on this topic » Coolest Gadget Reviews

NAB: "We Are NOT Giving Up on Chip in Cell Phone Idea." Radio Ink Most people are probably unaware they can go out and get a chip, put it in their phone and, themselves, enable their devices. The new NAB campaign attempts to educate listeners about the benefits of radio-enabled mobile devices in providing local news, ... See all stories on this topic »

How and why mobile devices are tracking us Marketplace It's not particularly new news that cell phones and mobile devices can track wherever we go, but the who's doing the tracking and how has changed significantly in recent years. A visitor talks by his mobile phone as he attends the 1st day of Mobile ... See all stories on this topic » Marketplace

Wireless Medicine's Promise: Less Cost, Better Care California Healthline Kim said the use of new technology in familiar, already-owned formats doesn't incur much additional cost, as many people already have an Xbox or a cell phone. "Even in Third World nations, pretty much everyone might have a mobile phone with a camera," ... See all stories on this topic »

Social Finance explores mobile phones playing a role in the eradication of poverty WebWire (press release) Access to these types of communication through mobile phones can improve the welfare of populations in developing countries. People at the base of the economic pyramid account for over two-thirds of the world's mobile phone subscriptions. ... See all stories on this topic »

ComScore introduces 'Total Universe' report BtoB Magazine ComScore Inc. announced the beta release of the comScore Media Metrix Total Universe report, designed to measure 100% of site traffic, including traffic from mobile phones, apps, tablets and shared computers, such as those at Internet cafes. ... See all stories on this topic »

In pictures: Syria's 'bloodiest day' BBC News Images, many of them taken by local people on mobile phones, showed mass gatherings in towns like the port of Baniyas. Photographs from Homs showed protesters marching through the city with clenched fists. A BBC correspondent says they may have felt ... See all stories on this topic » BBC News

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