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Cell Phones News Archive06-Apr-2008Museum collecting cell phones for funds (Lancaster Eagle-Gazette) LANCASTER - Got old Cell Phones tucked away in a box somewhere? Cuba Lifts Ban on DVD Players, Cell Phones (NPR) Since taking over the Cuban presidency earlier this year, Raul Castro has quietly put a series of reforms into effect designed to make Cubans, well, happier. His government has lifted a ban on owning DVD players, Cell Phones, microwaves and electric bicycles. NPR's Susan Stamberg speaks with Michal Voss, BBC correspondent in Havana. Camden Herald and family agency will recycle your old cell phones (Camden Herald) CAMDEN ? The Camden Herald and Broadreach Family & Community Services are recycling cell phones to help those in need of emergency communications. British regulators OK cell phones in planes (Yahoo! Tech Advisors) One of the final hurdles preventing Europeans from chit-chatting on their cell phones while hurtling through Euro airspace has been cleared, as UK regulator Ofcom (akin to our FCC), has given the OK for cell phones to be used on planes , as long as they're above 3,000 meters. (Many of the other approvals required across Europe have already been granted.) While the idea of airborne cell ... Cellhut Launches Special Spring Savings on Unlocked Cell Phones (PR.com) One of the internet?s leading sellers of unlocked cell phones has many Spring season deals that deserve a second look. [PR.com - April 05, 2008] Cell Phones For Storm Victims (KARK Little Rock) There's good news for folks in Cammack Village. Folks from Alltel Wireless is at City Hall on lending storm victims free cell phones to call their loved ones. The company's also donating car chargers. Alltel says they will continue the free service until electricity is back up. Cell phones could improve teens' health (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Teenagers love their cell phones, and researchers may be able to take advantage of that fact to improve their health, a pilot study suggests. MCOT English News : Airlines oppose plan allowing passengers to use cell phones (MCOT - English News By Thai News Agency) BANGKOK, April 6 (TNA) ? Senior executives of airline companies are opposing a Thai government plan which would allow passengers to use mobile phones while in the air.
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