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Cell Phones News Archive15-Dec-2008Officials: Bank bomber might have used cell phones (San Francisco Chronicle) Cell Phones might have been used in a bomb blast that killed two officers who had carried the device into an Oregon bank, investigators said Sunday as they released surveillance photos of a "person of interest." Marion County Sheriff Russ Isham said the man... Officials: Bank bomber might have used cell phones (Las Vegas Sun) Sun, Dec 14, 2008 (7:15 p.m.) Cell Phones might have been used in a bomb blast that killed two officers who had carried the device into an Oregon bank, investigators said Sunday as they released surveillance photos of a "person of interest." Cell phones common among students (NWAnews.com) Regardless of whether or not such devices should, cell phones appear to come standard with the modern 21st-century student. (Northwest Arkansas Times) Officials: Bank bomber might have used cell phones (AP via Yahoo! News) Cell phones might have been used in a bomb blast that killed two officers who had carried the device into an Oregon bank, investigators said Sunday as they released surveillance photos of a "person of interest." MobileVerbs Powers Jack-in-the-Box Surveys and Coupons on Cell Phones (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) MobileVerbs Inc., a provider of on-demand Mobile Marketing Solution, has launched mobile marketing program for one of the largest franchisee of Jack-in-the-Box restaurants. The restaurant guests can provide their feedback and redeem coupons by simply using their cell phones. Officials: Bank bomber might have used cell phones (Boston Herald) PORTLAND, Ore. - Cell phones might have been used in a bomb blast that killed two officers who had carried the device into an Oregon bank, investigators said Sunday as they... Teen Drivers' Cell Phones Jammed By Car Key (Medical News Today) University of Utah researchers have developed an automobile ignition key that prevents teenagers from talking on cell phones or sending text messages while driving. Cell phones in the classroom? Maybe (Pikes Peak Courier View) Students might some day be allowed to use their Cell Phones and personal laptops in Woodland Park RE-2 classrooms. After attending the annual Colorado Association of School Boards conference recently, several Woodland Park RE-2 School Board directors said they want to take a new look at how the district regulates electronic devices at school.
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