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Cell Phones News Archive22-Feb-2008Lawmakers seek to ban handheld cell phones, texting on the road (KARE 11 Minneapolis-St. Paul) A Minnesota lawmaker wants to ban the use of handheld Cell Phones by those driving cars, with a bill that would limit drivers to using phones in a hands-free mode. Students cash in used cell phones to aid food bank (East York Mirror) Seventeen-year-old Tracy Chen's mission for the next month is threefold: collect used Cell Phones, help the food bank, save the prom. The Central Technical School Grade 12 student is just one of tho... POA taking part in Cell Phones for Soldiers (NWAnews.com) BELLA VISTA ? The Bella Vista Property Owners Association is accepting used cell phones to donate to a nonprofit organization that helps soldiers call home, according to a POA news release. (Benton County Daily Record) Used cell phones answer the call for those in need (The State) Elderly, crime victims to get lifeline to emergency services thanks to Richland program Cell phones otherwise destined for a landfill will link crime victims and elderly people to emergency services and raise money for a program aiding senior citizens through a partnership of the Richland County Sheriff?s Department and the 911 Cell Phone Bank. ?It could mean the difference between life and ... News of the Weird: Japanese novelists on cell phones, "thumbing" their way to the best-seller list (News of the Weird via Yahoo! News) Japanese novelists on cell phones, "thumbing" their way to the best-seller list Legislators Want Cell Phones On (WAOW Wausau) EAGLE RIVER -- For many people, cell phones have become a part of our every day lives. In fact, some people use it as their primary phone. But that means getting annoying telemarketer calls. Now lawmakers are looking to change that. Donated cell phones allow soldiers to phone home (The Daily & Sunday Review) Unused Cell Phones can now be put to good use thanks to an organization called Cell Phones for Soldiers.
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