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Cell Phones News Archive20-Feb-2008Police warn some older cell phones unable to make 911 calls (Chicago Tribune) Police departments that have distributed free used Cell Phones to senior citizens and others are warning that older-model analog phones will be out of service as of Tuesday and no longer usable for emergency 911 calls. Cell phones switch to digital (KXII Sherman) Starting Monday evening, analog Cell Phones will no longer work. Are Cell Phones the Next Big Mobile Gaming Platform? (ExtremeTech) This week at GDC, Gameloft CEO Michel Guillemot kicked off the mobile gaming sessions with a keynote detailing the recent history of cell phone games, along with a few interesting ideas as to where the industry might be heading. Gameloft recently overtook EA Mobile as the world's largest mobile game maker, so who better than Guillemot to indicate which way the wireless winds are blowing? ... Cell phones may join no-call list (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) Madison - The state Senate unanimously voted Tuesday to add cell phones to the state's "do not call" list and raise the maximum fine for violating that law from $100 to $1,000. News of the Weird: Japanese novels written on cell phones (Battle Creek Enquirer) Five of the 10 best-selling novels in Japan in 2007 were originally composed, and serialized, on cell phones, thumbed out by women who had never written novels, for readers who mostly had never before read one. No More Analog Cell Phones (KARK Little Rock) The sun will set on a certain type of cell phone signal at midnight on February 18th. Analog, which services older cell phones, versions of On-Star and also home security systems will shut down at midnight. Senate votes to allow cell phones on no-call list (Green Bay Press-Gazette) MADISON The state Senate has approved a measure that would prohibit telemarketers from calling Wisconsin residents Cell Phones.
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