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Mobile phone cancer link disputed further Spire Healthcare A panel of experts has suggested that a growing body of evidence supports the theory that mobile phones do not increase people's risk of cancer. Analysis from the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection, which is featured in the ... See all stories on this topic »

Affordable Phones Coming Soon: Orange Sydney and Motorola Wilder Best Mobile Contracts (blog) July is a great month to kick-back, relax and enjoy a carefree outing or holiday – and there is no shortage of suitable mobile phones to accompany you, and now even more so thanks to the imminent launches of two new handsets. Both the Orange-branded ... See all stories on this topic »

Orange Stockholm is an a-fjordable Android phone CNET UK The budget Android phone has been revealed on the Orange website. The Stockholm packs Android 2.2 Froyo, the last-but-one version of Google's mobile-phone software. Froyo may not be the latest version but you can still grab apps from the Android Market ... See all stories on this topic »

New Review of Cell Phone Studies Reveals No Clear Cancerous Links DailyTech But despite all of these conclusions, researchers from the United States, Britain and Sweden have conducted a review of these already-published studies, and decided that there are no clear cancerous links between humans and cell phone use. ... See all stories on this topic » DailyTech

Can iPhone 5 handle upcoming future Samsung Galaxy Skin Smartphone? International Business Times By Elias Samuel | July 5, 2011 4:50 AM EDT According to Nielsen's May survey, a large percentage of mobile consumers in the US own smartphones and that smartphones account for majority of new cell phone purchase. Smartphone is a device which has ... See all stories on this topic »

ComputerTel release a whitepaper regarding FSA and Mobile taping Call Centre Clinic News (press release) 5th July 2011 - The FSA's final decision was that from 14th November 2011, changes to the policy rules for recording mobiles will come into force to remove the current exemption (COBS 11.8.6R (1)) applied to mobile phones and other handheld electronic ... See all stories on this topic »

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