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Cell Phones Pose Possible Cancer Risk: World Health Organization AboutLawsuits.com While the working group did not provide a numerical risk for glioma from cell phone use, it did note that at least one previous study found a 40% increased risk of brain cancer among cell phone users who talked on their mobile phones for at least 30 ... See all stories on this topic »

Cell phone cancer threat raises concerns Houma Courier By Gracie Bonds Staples ATLANTA — For decades now, cell phones have been the tie that binds us, connecting us to home, school and work and even getting us from one place to the next. More than 223 million of us over the age of 13 use mobile phones, ... See all stories on this topic »

Michigan Police Using Device To Take Cell Phone Data News One Manufactured by Cellebrite, a mobile forensics and data services company headquartered in Israel, the devices can connect to cellphones and, even bypassing passwords, retrieve phone numbers, text messages, call history, photos and video. ... See all stories on this topic » News One

Army begins mobile phone experiments DoD Buzz As the WSJ's Nathan Hodge reports, the Army has dialed back its ambitions a bit — its leaders are emphasizing this is a test, and they don't necessarily want to buy a phone for every soldier. Still, the Army would love to network up all its soldiers ... See all stories on this topic »

Cell Phone Users Today Prefer Texting Over Calling Inside Costa Rica has also surpassed the amount of phone calls on a mobile phone. One of the possible reasons, over the obvious that it is fashionable today to be texting or messaging, is the cost. The Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE), charges ¢33.90 ... See all stories on this topic » Inside Costa Rica

Mobiles dominate over land lines Belfast Telegraph With mobile phones now dominating the communications industry, experts have said the pressure is now on providers to offer services that do not rely on land lines. Figures provided by the industry regulator Ofcom suggest that BT has the majority of the ... See all stories on this topic »

Qualcomm Steps Out Forbes (blog) This stance was prudent when the company was building its presence in the mobile phone business. Unlike the personal computer industry, in which silicon suppliers go to market through computer makers like Dell and Hewlett-Packard (HP), in the phone ... See all stories on this topic » Forbes (blog)

Brier Dudley Windows era isn't over just yet The Seattle Times PC makers will also use Windows 8 to develop a third category of tabletlike computers that are controlled primarily by touch and powered by the tiny ARM processors used in mobile phones and tablets. They could also use the software to build ... See all stories on this topic » The Seattle Times

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