Wednesday, July 27, 2011

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Mobile use doesn't alter kids' cancer risk-study
Reuters
By Sinead Carew NEW YORK, July 27 (Reuters) - Children and adolescents who use mobile phones are at no bigger risk of developing brain cancer than non-users, according to a study of patients aged 7 to 19. The research, published in the Journal of the ...
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Inside the Libyan Rebels' Mobile-Phone Network
Fast Company
BY Neal Ungerleider Today While the world is debating what to do in Libya, the rebels have been getting technical--here's a look inside two mobile-phone networks created by the Libyan rebels to make calls without pesky surveillance and jamming. ...
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Fast Company
Would You LIke Five Free Cell Phones?
San Diego Reader
I look back at the T-Mobile store just in time to see my hard work walking into Charlotte's web, a gloating smile sent my way. In nine years, I worked at ten locations — from Oceanside to Chula Vista — hawking cell phones. I've seen all the tricks. ...
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Cell Phones Can Rock Your Ride!
Kingwood News
To keep things exciting the auto makers are making it easier for us to integrate "outside" mobile and computing technology. Most new cars come with easy ways to plug in everything from mobile phones to computers. Having upgraded my ten year old cell ...
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Kingwood News
Mobile Enterprise: Tired Eyes, Missing Phones, Mobile Advertising
CMSWire
As well, general locations like the "swimming pool" also ranked among the worst places to lose your phone. A mobile phone study isn't complete without an infographic ( University of Berkeley – I am looking at you!) so here's the results.
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Funambol Helps Get simyo's Sync Off the Ground
Vision 2 Mobile
Funambol has furthered its push into the increasingly crowded cloud space by announcing that the simyo Sync service, based on Funambol's MediaHub, is now live. simyo Sync allows you to keep mobile phones, tablets, PCs and other devices in sync with a ...
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