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Cell Phones News Archive25-May-2009Silverback Gorilla Hates New Cell Phones (PHOTO) (The Huffington Post) Kibabu the silverback gorilla looks over his shoulder on his 32nd birthday in his habitat at Taronga Zoo in Sydney on May 25, 2009. The western world's reliance on mobile phones is directly linked to the decline of at least ten of Africa's primate species, including western lowland gorillas. Rules of the road for cell users (Baltimore Sun) Safety comes first; keep those calls short B ack in prehistory, say the early 1990s, those devices we today call Cell Phones were more commonly called car phones. ?Cell Phones for Soldiers? need help (Tifton Gazette) TIFTON ? A drive to provide military personnel serving overseas with cell phones is asking for Tifton residents? help. Locally, Stafford hotels, including the local Holiday Inn and Hilton Garden Inn, are supporting the effort. Teens admit using cell phones 'way too much' (Kingsport Times-News) Sisters Jasmine and Destiny Sturgill are honest when it comes to how much they use their cell phones. ?We do use it way too much,? said Jasmine. ?Oh, yeah, way too much,? said Destiny. Ban on cell phones while driving delayed until Jan. 1 (Honolulu Advertiser) Come New Year's Day, Big Island motorists will have to hang up their cell phones while driving. Knives, 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. Arizona prison dogs fetch inmate cell phones (Tucson Citizen) Prisoners beware: your cell phone privileges have just been terminated.
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