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Cell Phones News Archive24-Jan-2008Mobile phones ring for Qualcomm (CNN Money) The chipmaker came in just a penny under earnings expectations for the fiscal first quarter, riding on strong demand for multimedia Cell Phones. Cell phones help coordinate heist at Wal-Mart (Newsday) A team of four shoplifters used Cell Phones to coordinate their simultaneous thefts of three pricey TV sets and a computer at a Wal-Mart store in Commack, the Suffolk police said. Hottest upcoming cell phones (infoSyncWorld) We've played with some of the hottest cell phones to be released soon, including the latest and greatest from Motorola, Nokia and Sony Ericsson. Cell Phones Blamed For Sleeplessness (Local 10 Miami) Researchers say that the emissions from cell phones leave some people unable to sleep well. TECHNOLOGY Disney unveils cell phones for Japan (Japan Today) TOKYO ? Walt Disney Japan on Tuesday unveiled its first cell phones in Japan, saying it is extremely confident of success here after learning lessons from its flop in the U.S. market. Cell phones: nuclear terrorism sensors? (Moldova.org) U.S. scientists are developing a system that uses cell phones to detect and track radiation to prevent attacks with nuclear weapons.Purdue University researchers said such a network could blanket the nation with millions of cell phones equipped with radiation sensors able to detect even light residues of radioactive material.Since cell phones already contain global positioning system locators, ... Phone Scams Using Prepaid Cell Phones Hit The Yakima Valley (KNDO/KNDU Tri-Cities) Phone scams continue to surface all over the Yakima Valley and the Better Business Bureau says prepaid cell phones are playing a part in them. From cell phones to cell blocks (McKinney Courier-Gazette) About the time my daughter Molly started elementary school, she obsessed about everything having to do with phones ? from headsets to directories, from answering machine messages to the ring tones on my cell phone. Transpera Puts Break Videos on Cell Phones (TV Week) Internet video site Break.com teamed up with mobile content distributor Transpera to offer Break?s videos on Cell Phones. Under the deal, consumers can access Break?s mobile service via a mobile phone?s browser, the companies said.
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