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Cell Phones News Archive15-Jul-2008Stolen laptops, cell phones being sold on Internet (Philippine Daily Inquirer) MANILA, Philippines -- People who lost their laptop computers or Cell Phones to thieves should check sites on the Internet that offer secondhand electronic equipment. Schools weigh pros, cons of cell phones on campus in Birmingham area (Birmingham News) Like a lot of parents, Vestavia Hills mom Kelly Bottcher relies on Cell Phones to communicate daily with her kids about school pickups, after-school activities and other aspects of their busy lives. New Cell Phone Accessory Safeguards Cell Phones, iPods and PDAs (PRWeb) The Panda Leash is a new cell phone accessory, which protects cell phones, iPods, PDAs, cameras and other electronic devices from being dropped, lost or stolen. (PRWeb Jul 15, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/Cell_Phone/Accessory/prweb1106264.htm Hacked cell phones costing companies millions in fees (Akron Beacon Journal) MIAMI: For less than $15, you can buy a cell phone loaded with minutes. You can buy more as you go whenever those minutes run out. Best of all, you aren't locked into a long-term contract. New Cell Phone Accessory Safeguards Cell Phones, iPods and PDAs (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) The Panda Leash is a new cell phone accessory, which protects cell phones, iPods, PDAs, cameras and other electronic devices from being dropped, lost or stolen. North Dakota warden says prison cell phones no problem, at least not yet (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News) BISMARCK, N.D. - North Dakota's state prison warden says cell phones have not been a big problem at the penitentiary and officials want to keep it that way. Honolulu firm envisions even more uses for cell phones (BizJournals) Kyle Tanouye is banking on the idea that cell phones will play an even bigger role in daily communications. ZEDO Rolls Out Ad Serving Reports to Cell Phones via SMS (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance) ZEDO, Inc., the leading ad server for new Internet websites and the third largest ad serving company in the world, today announced that it can now send ad serving reports to cell phones via SMS. ND Warden Says Prison Cell Phones Not a Problem Yet (KQCD-TV Dickinson) Prison Cell Phones are becoming a problem in some states. Warden Tim Schuetzle says they`re not a big problem in North Dakota yet, but officials are watching for them.
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