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Cell Phones News Archive17-Jun-2008Plan would silence cell phones (The Post-Standard) Phoenix high school students would have to keep their Cell Phones off during school hours next year under proposed code of conduct rules. John C. Birdlebough High School Principal Greg Molloy said he has compiled a single guide to the school's code of conduct. Cell phones being collected for senior citizens (Green Bay Press-Gazette) Brown County Triad is collecting old Cell Phones to distribute to senior citizens for use in emergency situations. Rowlett moves closer to banning cell phones in school zones (The Rowlett Lakeshore Times) Rowlett could add its name next week to the growing list of cities that have banned the use of cell phones in school zones. John Ellison, spokesman for the Rowlett Police Department said the measure is designed to protect children from a potential hazard. AuthenTec launches waterproof sensor for cell phones (Orlando Business Journal) AuthenTec Inc. has announced it has signed up its first -- and undisclosed -- client for its new waterproof fingerprint sensor for cell phones. Cell phones ordered out of the Lucas County courthouse (The Toledo Blade) The lonely blue pay phone on the first floor of the Lucas County courthouse will likely see an influx of activity after a new rule restricting cell phones goes into effect. Teen drivers ignore laws on cell phones (The Buffalo News) WASHINGTON -- From Jeannie Harrison's perspective, the social lives of most teenagers tend to revolve around their cell phones -- even when they are behind the wheel. Cell Phones Popping Popcorn: Fake or Fact? (KHON 2 Honolulu) There have been ongoing health concerns that cell phones give off microwave radiation. But is it enough to pop microwave popcorn? Check out this video on youtube, which has already had more than two and a half million hits... Phoenix students may have to turn off cell phones (The Post-Standard) Phoenix high school students would have to keep their cell phones off during school hours next year under proposed code of conduct rules. John C. Birdlebough High School principal Greg Molloy said he has compiled a single guide to the schools code of conduct. Police: Albuquerque Man Stole 20 Cell Phones (KOAT Albuquerque) Authorities accuse an Albuquerque man of stealing 20 Cell Phones over the past six months.
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