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Cell Phones News Archive24-May-2008US to let Americans send cell phones to Cuba (AP via Yahoo! News) President Bush announced Wednesday that people living in the United States soon will be allowed to send Cell Phones to Cubans on the island nation ? a move that he hopes will push the communist regime to increase freedom of expression for Cuban citizens. Cell phones targeted by head of FCC (Asbury Park Press) The head of the Federal Communications Commission said Friday he wants to regulate fees charged to cell-phone users who cancel their wireless contracts early. No cell phones on flights please, say airline passengers (ITBusiness.ca) Nearly three-fourths of U.S. cell phone users recently surveyed don't want to ride in airplanes with passengers talking on phones. SPEEA Collects Used Cell Phones to Help Soldiers Call Home (Centre Daily Times) Wanting to help soldiers' overseas stay in contact with families and friends, the union representing technical and professional employees at Spirit AeroSystems and The Boeing Company today launched a drive to collect and recycle used cell phones. Bush to let Americans send cell phones to Cuba (CNET) President Bush says he is changing U.S. policy to allow people living in the U.S. to send cell phones to family and friends, now that the ban on these devices has been lifted. US Cell Phones to Be Sent to Cuba (Time Magazine) President Bush announced Wednesday that Americans soon will be allowed to send cell phones to Cuba, which he hopes will inspire freedom of expression in the island nation U.S. OKs Sending Cell Phones To Cuba (CBS News) President Bush is announcing a policy change that will let Americans send Cell Phones to Cubans -- a move that he hopes will push the regime to increase freedom of expression for Cuban citizens.
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