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Cell Phones News Archive11-Dec-2007Young, poor prefer cell phones (The State) More than one in eight households have Cell Phones but lack traditional landline telephones, according to a federal study released Monday that tracks the country's growing dependence on wireless phones. The data, reported twice a year, suggested that the number of households relying solely on Cell Phones may be growing more slowly than it had in the past. But the researchers said the slowdown ... Old cell phones give dispatchers headaches (The Times-News) If you're a kid, Cell Phones are nothing but fun. All those bright buttons and funny sounds: It's a sensory gold mine. Shift from land lines to cell phones may be slowing, federal survey shows (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) WASHINGTON -- More than one in eight households have cell phones but lack traditional land line telephones, according to a federal study released today that tracks the country's growing dependence ... 14% of households have cell phones but no land-line service (Sun-Sentinel) More than one in eight households have cell phones but lack traditional land-line telephones, according to a federal study released Monday that tracks the nation's growing dependence on wireless phones. Seymour police collecting old cell phones for seniors (Republican-American) SEYMOUR --The Seymour police department is collecting old cell phones to hand out to seniors citizens. Shift to cell phones may be slowing (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) WASHINGTON -- More than one in eight households have cell phones but lack traditional land-line telephones, according to a federal study released Monday that tracks the country's growing dependence on wireless phones. Shift from landlines to cell phones may be slowing, federal survey shows (WMCTV Memphis) WASHINGTON (AP) - More than one in eight households have Cell Phones but lack traditional landline telephones, according to a federal study released Monday that tracks the country's growing dependence
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