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Cell Phones News Archive08-Dec-2008Western Union allows money transfer via cell phone (San Francisco Chronicle) Money-transfer agent Western Union Co. and British cellular carrier Vodafone Group PLC said Monday that they will test allowing customers to send money to Kenya from Britain using their Cell Phones. Through Western Union agents in Reading, cell phone users... Recycle, don'?™t bury, used cell phones (St. Tammany News) Thinking of buying a new cell phone for Christmas? Don?t throw your old one away. Instead, recycle it. Porn on cell phones in class (Standard-Examiner) OGDEN -- Several high school students are under police investigation after viewing sexually explicit material from the Internet on their cell phones during class. Western Union allows money transfer via cell phone (KWGN-TV Denver) ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) - Englewood (Colo.)-based money-transfer agent Western Union Co. and British cellular carrier Vodafone Group PLC say they'll begin a test that'll allow customers to send money to Kenya from Britain using their cell phones. Through Western Union agents, cell phone users will be able to transfer money to subscribers of Kenyan cell carrier Safaricom. Vodafone ... Free cell phones available to some low-income residents (TCPalm.com) A new company program, called SafeLink Wireless, gives a cell phone and 68 minutes a month for a year to low-income households for no cost, no fees and no contract. Long talks on cell phones may impair memory (New Kerala) Washington, Dec 7 : Long talks on cell phones can have an adverse impact on memory, say researchers. Western Union allows money transfer via cell phone (AP via Yahoo! News) Money-transfer agent Western Union Co. and British cellular carrier Vodafone Group PLC said Monday that they will test allowing customers to send money to Kenya from Britain using their cell phones. Free cell phones offered to low-income people (Sun-Sentinel) More than 56,000 low-income Treasure Coast and Okeechobee County residents can now receive a free cell phone and minutes thanks to a government-subsidized program financed through a portion of most phone users' bills.
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