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North Korea Seizes Cell Phones Mobiledia By Kendra Srivastava | Wed May 04, 2011 10:06 am North Korea is now confiscating mobile phones, concerned technology's ability to spread outside news might harm the isolated country's delicate political situation. According to the North Korea ... See all stories on this topic »

Mobile Phone Conversations Open to Eavesdropping YLE News In practice this means that mobile phones can no longer be considered a safe method of communication. Such interception nevertheless requires both specialist equipment as well as a degree of knowledge about mobile telephone networks. ... See all stories on this topic »

Guest essay: Let's not cut all those cords just yet Gates-Chili Post While mobile phones may offer convenience, they do not replace the benefits of landline telephones. Keeping in mind the cell phone debate about the health risks and how it is always qualified by supporters of non-ionizing wireless technology who say ... See all stories on this topic »

RBI raises m-wallet limit to Rs. 50000 The Hindu PTI Relaxing the norms for making payments using mobile phones, known as m-wallet, the Reserve Bank on Wednesday decided to increase the limit of money-loading to Rs. 50000 from the existing limit of Rs. 5000. "The maximum value of such prepaid ... See all stories on this topic »

Vodafone Lets You Pay A Cabbie By Text Forbes (blog) A fleet of 500 traditional black cabs rebranded with a giant Union Jack flag and equipped with cell phone chargers, will let registered customers send a text with the cab's registration number and the cost of their fare. The fare is then deducted from ... See all stories on this topic »

Get Smart! Or not… Kipp Report The whole of this month Kippreport will feature a special report on Mobile Technology. What better way to kick it off than to find out how our dear Kipp readers use their mobile phones? A week or two back we asked, "What feature do you most use on your ... See all stories on this topic » Kipp Report

Intel's Big Mobile Power Play Could Be With Apple… and ARM? GigaOm As my colleague Kevin Tofel has pointed out on more than one occasion, Intel is losing the mobile chip war to ARM. Intel's Atom mobile chip is seen by most as too power-hungry for use in cell phones and tablets, and as a result the chip-maker is ... See all stories on this topic »

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