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Cell Phones News Archive08-Feb-2008Cell Phones Get Modular With Modu Pieces and Parts (TechNewsWorld.com) Modu, a new cell phone manufacturer based in Israel, is developing a new set of modular components for Cell Phones, letting consumers add pieces and parts to a miniature core cell phone to enhance its functionality -- or even just its look and feel. Modu's business plan calls for three basic products in its initial lineup, which it's calling the "Modu ecosystem." Parents challenge NYC ban on cell phones (Moldova.org) A group of parents has challenged a New York City rule requiring public school students to surrender Cell Phones at the school door.At a hearing this week before a five-judge appellate panel, a lawyer representing the parents said that students should be able to carry Cell Phones in school for use in emergencies, the New York Sun reported.Norman Siegel said that the city Department of Education ... The cell phones in school issue (Asbury Park Press) The issue of whether students should be allowed to have cell phones in school is at the appeals court level in New York. Modu looks to make cell phones 'modular' (BetaNews) Israeli startup Modu is looking to give consumers more freedom in what their cell phones can do by offering "jackets" that can make each phone unique. Access shows browser widgets for cell phones (InfoWorld) Widgets, or small Web applications that supply useful information direct to the desktop, could soon be appearing on your cell phone screen. Japan's Access, the company behind the NetFront browser that is used in hundreds of phones on sale worldwide, has developed a widget system for the latest version of the browser and will demonstrate it next week at the Mobile World Congress in ... Parents challenge NYC ban on cell phones (UPI) A group of parents has challenged a New York City rule requiring public school students to surrender Cell Phones at the school door.
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