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Cell Phones News Archive30-Apr-2008Scouts get inside story on cell phones in Laconia (The Citizen of Laconia) In pursuing their Communications Merit Badges, Boy Scouts with Laconia Troop 143 learned a thing or two about Cell Phones. Steve Reynolds is a network field engineer with U.S. Cellular and has a long-standing background in communications that he shared with the scouts Tuesday evening. Used cell phones exchanged for calling cards for soldiers (KTVA Anchorage) Governor Sarah Palin wants state employees to consider donating their used Cell Phones to a group that provides calling cards for soldiers serving overseas. Researchers develop method for transmitting medical images via cell phones (PhysOrg) A process to transmit medical images via cellular phones that has been developed by a Hebrew University of Jerusalem researcher has the potential to provide sophisticated radiological diagnoses and treatment to the majority of the world`s population lacking access to such technology. This would include millions in developing nations as well as those in rural areas of developed countries who live ... Coat, cell phones taken in robbery (The Daily Reflector) Greenville Police officers responded to a report of an armed robbery at Paris Avenue and Halifax Street on Monday. An unidentified person reportedly pointed a gun at a man and took his wallet and coat, $70 in cash and two cell phones valued at $200. No injuries were reported in the incident. Used cell phones exchanged for calling cards for soldiers (KTVF Fairbanks) Gov. Sarah Palin wants state employees to consider donating their used cell phones to a group that provides calling cards for soldiers serving overseas. cell phones (Global Envision) In a span of just ten days 7,400 new mobile phone contracts were signed in Cuba . On April 14, President Raul Castro lifted a ban restricting ordinary citizens from purchasing personal cell phones. 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. Cell phones making sense, as sensors (CNN.com) When you go shopping in a mall, you create an invisible path as you head from one store to another. For the manager of a mall, it would be useful to see the paths made by you and hundreds of other shoppers over time. Now, there's a tool for detecting those paths: the cell phone.
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