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Cell Phones News Archive23-Jun-2008Cell phones 'a health risk' for kids (rediff.com) Researchers found that significant levels of electromagnetic radiation from the phones did penetrate the human body, and argued that until more research was done the gadgets should be considered dangerous. Fines for cell phones in Amarillo schools (Amarillo Globe-News) [Two local school districts are taking steps to curtail a growing problem in the classroom - students too often distracted by their Cell Phones. 3D Imaging Capabilities Coming to Cell Phones (Phone Scoop) According to CNet, Infosys was recently granted a patent for technology that would enable devices such as mobile phones to take, send and receive 3D images. The way the technology works is, a cameraphone would take a series of ... (follow link to read) Old cell phones hazards under spotlight at UN meet (Business Standard India) The disposal of massive numbers of unwanted mobile phones will be a key focus of a five-day meeting on waste management which started today in Indonesia, organisers said. United States Lags on Cell Phones' Marketing Potential (Wireless Newsfactor) They're hip, hot and everywhere on the planet. But despite a drumbeat about mobile phones being the new frontier in the ad world, marketers have been slow to dial it up, particularly in the USA. That's in part because creating a mobile strategy and message remain a challenge. "The level of knowledge and understanding of the mobile marketplace by traditional and digital agencies doesn't ... Thieves steal guns, phones (The Canton Repository) CANTON About $500 worth of guns were stolen from an Endrow Avenue NE home sometime during the weekend. A revolver, two shotguns and a rifle, along with two cell phones worth about $200, were stolen sometime between Friday morning and Sunday evening, according to police reports. 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. Kids' pleas for cell phones go nowhere (The Myrtle Beach Sun News) My wife and I are terrible parents, uncaring and insensitive creeps. At least that's what you'd believe if you asked our three youngest children - our 14-year-old son and twin 12-year-old daughters. It's not that we neglect to feed them or beat them. No, it's not that, it's ... and please don't report us to the police ... we've refused to get them Cell Phones. Our son, in particular, points out ...
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