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Cell Phones News Archive06-Jul-2008Online poll: Cell phones in cars (Saint George Spectrum) This week's poll question comes from a reader who was concerned about cell phone usage in automobiles. Albany police collecting cell phones (Albany Democrat-Herald) The Albany Police Department is reminding the public that it is collecting used Cell Phones to give to victims of domestic violence. Good Question: Landline to cell's a slow trade (The Columbus Dispatch) Q: I want to get rid of my landline phone service and go all wireless, but I don't want to lose my home phone number. Can I transfer it to my cell phone? KNDU/KNDO Collecting Old Cell Phones To Make Money For The Reading Foundation (KNDO - KNDU Tri-Cities) You might have them lying around your house. Right now we are asking for your old cell phones. Cell phones for soldiers (KTVA Anchorage) It's a program that takes your old cell phones to help our environment and help our troops keep in touch with loved ones. AT&T stores throughout the state are taking used cell phones and turning the money into free calling cards for troops overseas. 2 cell phones stolen in Bayonne (The Jersey Journal) Two cell phones were stolen from a bench at the basketball courts on West Ninth Street Wednesday night, Bayonne police said. The phones were stolen between 8 and 8:20 p.m. and had a total value of $400. Donate cell phones for overseas soldiers (The San Angelo Standard-Times) The Airman and Family Readiness Center at Goodfellow Air Force Base is a designated collection site for Cell Phones for Soldiers.
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