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Cell Phones News Archive31-May-2009Prison officials sniffing out contraband cell phones (CNN) In the black market of prison life, Cell Phones have become perhaps the hottest commodity. Now, Texas is among a growing number of state governments going after them. Hottest Phones Coming In June (infoSyncWorld) Several anticipated smartphones and Cell Phones will be released in June, including models from Palm, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung and LG. Many hidden dangers in teens 'sexting' racy photos on cell phones (Middletown Times Herald-Record) The teenage girl is really crazy about the teenage guy, so she sends him a cell phone photo of herself ? topless. Five places in Nassau County to donate old cell phones (The Florida Times-Union) Donate your old cell phones Don't throw your old cell phone (and its toxins) in the trash - someone out there may be able to use it in an emergency. Instead of adding to landfills, residents can give their used cell phones to the Nassau County Volunteer Center, which is collecting them to distribute to those in need. read more More states try to halt cell phone use by teen drivers (Tulsa World) KANSAS CITY, Mo. ? Teens. Cars. Cell phones. The mix is as combustible as gas, fire and oxygen. And the result can be just as deadly. Clinging to their social life preservers, teens are littering roads with mangled car parts from crashes where a cell phone was a factor. In prison, cell phones worth more than drugs (CNN) In the black market of prison life, cell phones are a hot commodity. They're tiny, easy to hide and an unmonitored link for convicts to the outside world. One phone can fetch as much as $2,000, said John Moriarty, inspector general for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. The agency is cracking down. DepEd: Cell phones not allowed in classrooms (GMA News) As school starts on June 1, the Department of Education (DepEd) reminded pupils on Friday that Cell Phones will be forbidden inside the classroom.
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