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Cell Phones News Archive28-Apr-2008Cell phones a risk to kids (The Post and Courier) Do you know who your kids are talking to? Charleston police are finding that many parents don't. City detectives are working two cases involving teenage girls who were talking to adult men on Cell Phones in the middle of the night. Emergency for 911 cell phones (Middletown Times Herald-Record) KINGSTON ? Emergency 911 Cell Phones have saved elderly women lying helpless on the floor, old men under attack and battered women facing more abuse. Matsushita profit surges on sales of cell phones, TVs (San Francisco Chronicle) Japanese electronics maker Matsushita's profit more than doubled in the January-March quarter, buoyed by strong sales of cell phones, flat-panel TVs and DVD players, the company said Monday. Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., the maker of the Panasonic... Center taking old cell phones for recycling (The Hendersonville Times-News) Recycle old cell phones at the Sammy Williams Center for Active Living. The center is accepting all models which will assist the running of the many programs used by the seniors of Henderson County. Matsushita profit surges on sales of cell phones, TVs (Las Vegas Sun) Mon, Apr 28, 2008 (4:27 a.m.) Japanese electronics maker Matsushita's profit more than doubled in the January-March quarter, buoyed by strong sales of cell phones, flat-panel TVs and DVD players, the company said Monday. Matsushita profit surges on sales of cell phones, TVs (AP via Yahoo! News) Japanese electronics maker Matsushita's profit more than doubled in the January-March quarter, buoyed by strong sales of cell phones, flat-panel TVs and DVD players, the company said Monday. Matsushita says quarterly profit surged 160 percent on strong sales of flat TVs, cell phones (AP via Yahoo! Singapore News) Japanese electronics maker Matsushita's profits soared more than 160 percent in the January-March quarter, buoyed by strong sales of cell phones, flat-panel TVs and DVD players, the company said Monday. Cell phones still fiercely opposed on planes (The Philadelphia Inquirer) The very idea of airlines allowing passengers to talk on cell phones during flights reminds frequent flier Alvin Kolchins of the movie Snakes on a Plane. Matsushita profit surges on sales of cell phones, TVs (The State) Japanese electronics maker Matsushita's profit more than doubled in the January-March quarter, buoyed by strong sales of Cell Phones, flat-panel TVs and DVD players, the company said Monday. Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., the maker of the Panasonic brand, said it earned 61.6 billion yen ($589.47 million) from 23.4 billion yen the same period the previous year. Quarterly sales dipped 4 ...
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