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Cell Phones News Archive18-Jul-2008MO Lawmakers Consider Banning Cell Phones From Drivers (FOX 2 News St. Louis) After the deadly accident Tuesday on Highway 40/I-64, several lawmakers say it's time to look at the issue of Cell Phones behind the wheel. If you're not willing to put down the cell phone while driving, authorities may make you. 4 job applicants lose cell phones to bogus interviewer (Philippine Daily Inquirer) MANILA, Philippines -- Four job applicants lost their cellular phones to a con artist who posed as an engineer in search of new employees for a lucrative project in Quezon City. Cell Phones On A Diet (WFTV 9 Orlando) A new study reveals cell phones could be an important tool to help dieters stay on track. VIDEO: Cell Phones On A Diet OHS banning cell phones to lockers (SaukValley.com) Note-passing has given way to text-messaging, and students are the worse for it, Oregon High School officials say. So this year, they're banishing cell phones from classrooms. Phones must be turned off and in students' lockers during school hours, OHS Assistant Principal Andrew Nelson said. Cell phones and popcorn: The truth pops up (Southeast Missourian) There's a lot of bad information out there. But you can believe something you see with your own eyes, right? Not really, or so it goes for the viral video of cell phones popping popcorn. Activision's Guitar Hero Leaps into Cell Phones (Wireless Newsfactor) Guitar Hero has turned millions of people into rock stars with plastic guitars. But can they shred on a Nokia? The answer is a resounding yes. Cell phone carriers are rolling out a mobile version of Activision's rock music game, and customers are subscribing at a pace that could make it the most successful console-to-cell phone crossover game in history. As the cell phone rapidly emerges as ... More illegal immigrants calling for help - on cell phones - from border (KTAR 92.3 Phoenix) Border Patrol paramedics are seeing "a tremendous increase" in 911 calls made from illegal immigrants' cell phones seeking assistance this year. Paramedic Mario Agundez says there's been at least a 200 percent increase in the number of cell phone-generated calls this fiscal year over last. Senate unanimous on vote boosting 911 tax on cell phones (Somerville Journal) Senate 36-0, approved and sent to the House a bill enhancing and improving the state's 911 emergency system and increasing the monthly "911 Tax" on cell phones from 30 cents to 75 cents. 500 cell phones confiscated in prisons (Kenya Broadcasting Corporation) The prison department has so far managed to net over 500 cell phones owned illegally by inmates in various facilities in the country. Cell phones could soon buy MRT tickets - report (GMA News) MANILA, Philippines - Your cell phone could buy Metro Rail Transit (MRT) tickets soon.
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