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Cell Phones News Archive27-Feb-2009GPS Cell Phones: Sprint Recognized for Leadership in Mobile GPS Phones (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) Sprint announced today that it has been recognized by Frost & Sullivan for leadership in GPS Cell Phones. With an open approach to developing GPS applications for mobile phones, Sprint is changing landscape for GPS phone users - and developers. Bill to ban cell phones while driving advances (The Charleston Gazette) CHARLESTON, W.Va. - West Virginia drivers again face the possibility of fines for using Cell Phones on the road. Members of the House Roads and Transportation Committee on Wednesday unanimously passed a bill (HB2621) that would impose a fine up to $25 on p... Kids with cell phones can walk into moving traffic (The Pantagraph) We all know that people with cell phones stuck in their heads while driving are hazardous to everyone?s health. School, students and cell phones (Tri-County Times) Carrying cell phones is pretty much the norm these days for teens. These Lake Fenton High School seniors are no different. Pictured after school are (from left) Karli Rhodes, Trevor Zwick, Elisa Goss, Morgan Pattillo and Scott Wiliamson. Former Arkansas jail deputy sentenced to 28 years for smuggling drugs, cell phones in food (KFSM Ft. Smith-Fayetteville) TEXARKANA, Ark. (AP) ? A former jail guard in Arkansas has been sentenced to 28 years in prison for sneaking syringes, marijuana and cell phones to inmates by hiding the items in food. Students and cell phones (The Japan Times) The education ministry has told the nation's prefectural boards of education to instruct primary and middle school authorities to ban students from bringing cell phones to school. It also has called for improvement in the education of morals related to communications. Many schools have already taken similar steps. As of December 2008, 94 percent of publicly run elementary schools and 99 percent ... Cumberland tells students to hang up cell phones (Richmond Times-Dispatch) CUMBERLAND?The Cumberland County School Board has decided to allow students to have cell phones and other electronic communication devices on school property, but there?s a catch. The phones must be turned off and out of sight between 6 a.m. and 4 p.m. Cops seek Brentwood cell phone thief (Newsday) Suffolk County police Friday asked for the public's help identifying a burglary suspect who stole cell phones from a Brentwood home. The police also released a photograph from a home surveillance camera showing the face of a suspect. Pressure mounts for complete ban on use of cell phones by drivers (The Buffalo News) This may be hard for anyone younger than 25 to believe, but at one time, drivers didn't use a cell phone every time they got behind the wheel.
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