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Cell Phones News Archive15-May-2009PBJ poll: No cell phones in cars (BizJournals) A majority of the responders to last week?s Business Pulse survey say that Cell Phones should not be used in vehicles. Children growing more dependent on cell phones (The Japan Times) Elementary school students are getting more psychologically dependent on their Cell Phones, with about a quarter saying they feel "very anxious" if they do not receive replies to their e-mail, according to a new study. The study, based on a nationwide survey conducted on 2,400 fifth-graders and 2,400 students in the second year of junior high schools as well as their parents last November, was ... Radiation Review: Some People May be 'Allergic' to Cell Phones, Computers (PhysOrg) (PhysOrg.com) -- How exactly does the radiation from electromagnetic fields (EMF) affect the human body? Is it possible that cell phones, computer monitors, TVs, and other electronic devices - which operate within current EMF safety standards - cause illnesses, or are the people who claim to be sensitive to these devices just paranoid? The topic is one of the most controversial subjects in ... Mass. transit authority banning driver cell phones (AP via Yahoo! News) Massachusetts transportation officials announced Wednesday they were immediately banning nearly all mass-transit drivers in Boston from using or even carrying cell phones or other personal digital assistants after a text-messaging trolley driver caused a crash last week that injured nearly 50 people. Prison Visitor Drops Off Cell Phones, Chargers (ABC 2 Baltimore) Maryland state prison officials say they are searching for a visitor who dropped off four cell phones, along with chargers, phone cards and headsets. Cell phones, TVs undo efficiency gains (MSNBC) Demand for energy-thirsty gadgets such as cell phones, iPods, PCs and plasma TVs is undoing efficiency gains elsewhere, the International Energy Agency said on Wednesday. AT&T accepting cell phones for soldiers through the weekend (Beaumont Enterprise) The AT&T store at 4383 N. Dowlen Road in Beaumont is participating in the Cell Phones for Soldiers program this weekend in honor of Armed Forces Day, according to a news release from the company. Cell phones, TVs undo efficiency gains - IEA study (Deepika) LONDON, May 13 (Reuters) Demand for energy-thirsty gadgets such as Cell Phones, iPods, PCs and plasma TVs is undoing efficiency gains elsewhere, the International Energy Agency said on Wednesday.
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