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FCC proposes rules for cell phones signal boosters CNET (blog) Among other things, the FCC has proposed in its NPRM that mobile and fixed boosters meet the following technical standards. Detect feedback or oscillation (between its antenna and the cell phone's antenna) and deactivate within 10 seconds of detection. ... See all stories on this topic »

Rutherford reduces use of state cars, cell phones Suburban Life Publications By ANDY BROWNFIELD SPRINGFIELD -- State Treasurer Dan Rutherford said Thursday he has cut his office's vehicle fleet in half and reduced mobile phone use. The actions will make a negligible difference to the office's $25 million budget, ... See all stories on this topic »

Given a BlackBerry choice, 92% of Clorox employees picked iPhone Apple Insider By Daniel Eran Dilger As part of an effort to replace IT designated PCs and mobile phones with devices employees want, Clorox has dropped RIM's BlackBerry and workers have overwhelmingly selected iPhones instead. According to a report by Compuerworld, ... See all stories on this topic »

D'Banj's koko mobile phones land Vanguard Since the release a few weeks ago the response to the phones has been extremely encouraging as youths and adults clamor for the first Nigerian celebrity branded mobile phone. The Kokomobile is an ultra slim GSM mobile phone that has all the modern ... See all stories on this topic » Vanguard

Motorola Unveils it 4G Smart Phone: Motorola Atrix Free press releases (press release) Input to the mobile phone can be given through the touch screen. Screen looks glossy and lustrous. Screen is scratch resistant with Gorilla Glass and qHD screen which provides you best experience while watching movies or images. ... See all stories on this topic »

Enforce cell phone law; put fines to good use Herald and News On Friday, April 1, while running a few errands around town, I counted more than a dozen local drivers, both men and women, using cell phones while driving. At $90 per person, that would amount to more than $1000 just for the day, which is more than I ... See all stories on this topic »

Leading article: Time to answer the phone problem The Independent The strike by teachers at a school near Blackburn appears to be have been partially provoked by a ubiquitous technology: the mobile phone. One of the allegations is that certain pupils at Darwen Vale High School are filming teachers on their phones and ... See all stories on this topic »

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