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Cell Phones News Archive24-May-2009Knives, cell phones seized at jail (WTOP Radio Washington, DC) Corrections officials say information on one cell phone led to the seizure of knives, more Cell Phones, tobacco and lighters at the Baltimore City Detention Center. Mobile accountability - Covenant Eyes Releases Accountability Software for PDAs, Cell Phones (PRWeb) Covenant Eyes has released Internet Accountability for Windows Mobile 6 Cell Phones and PDAs. This is a free addition for Covenant Eyes Members who use their Internet Accountability software, which is already available for Windows and Mac computers. For iPhone fans, Covenant Eyes is testing a new Covenant Eyes Internet browser that brings all the benefits of Internet Accountability to the ... Curb on use of cell phones while driving in Md. begins (Baltimore Sun) Some state workers barred from using hand-held units while driving Gov. Martin O'Malley signed an executive order Thursday that will impose a ban on the use of hand-held cell phones by Maryland executive branch employees while driving state-owned vehicles. Mobile accountability - Covenant Eyes Releases Accountability Software for PDAs, Cell Phones (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) Covenant Eyes has released Internet Accountability for Windows Mobile 6 cell phones and PDAs. This is a free addition for Covenant Eyes Members who use their Internet Accountability software, which is already available for Windows and Mac computers. For iPhone fans, Covenant Eyes is testing a new Covenant Eyes Internet browser that brings all the benefits of Internet Accountability to the iPhone. Officials advise coding emergency contacts into cell phones (La Crosse Tribune) Let your cell phone do the talking for once. Cell phone users are urged to code emergency contacts into their phones. Cell phone ban rings alarm in Md. Assembly (The Washington Times) An executive order banning the use of hand-held Cell Phones by Maryland employees driving state-owned vehicles could set a precedent to ban all drivers from using the devices while driving, lawmakers opposed to the measure say. "It's sort of scary that the governor would use an executive order to accomplish what we as legislators have refused to do for almost a decade," said Sen. Alex X. Mooney, ...
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