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Cell Phones News Archive20-Jul-2008Generation Cell (CBS News) GENERATION CELL....Are telephone surveys that don't include Cell Phones accurate? Apparently so, even as the number of cell phone users continues to grow. Here's the latest from Pew, which just conducted a survey of both cell and landline users:Cell-only respondents... Blood cell phones' worsen crisis in the Congo (Alternatives) Lots of people know about "blood diamonds" such as those highlighted in the 2006 hit movie of the same name starring Leonardo DiCaprio. These are diamonds that help fuel wars in the countries they come from as warring parties fight over control of the diamond mines. Very few people, however, know that their Cell Phones may be doing the very same thing. That's because almost all electronic ... Seneca County seeks unwanted cell phones (The Post-Standard) Discarded cell phones can find new use by victims of abuse, the disabled and senior citizens. 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. Senath-Hornersville Board bans cell phones from campus (Daily Dunklin Democrat) SENATH, Mo. -- School improvements, increased lunch fees, no cell phones, and a new counselor were the major topics of the Senath School Board meeting on Thursday. GoIP Forms Joint Venture to Deliver Coupons via Cell Phones (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance) GoIP Global, Inc. announced the finalization of a Joint Venture between GoIP Global, Jason Rappaport, founder of iMobile, and Netricsoft (www.bighip.com), a Trusted Email provider. Under the JV, GoIP will own 55% of the newly formed company and be responsible for strategy and marketing. The JV will facilitate the electronic delivery and organization of printed material via cell phones. Recycled cell phones can turn into calling cards for U.S. soldiers (The Kansas City Star) Here's an easy way to help U.S. troops overseas: Donate your old cell phone. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 56 and Cell Phones for Soldiers is kicking off a campaign to collect more than 50,000 cell phones to help troops keep connected with their families. Each phone is recycled, which pays for an hour of talk time for a soldier. 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. 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.
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