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Cell Phones News Archive03-Nov-2008Ban on Cell Phones in School Zones Being Enforced (WOAI San Antonio) A ban on talking or texting on a cell phone while driving in 18 school zones around San Antonio is now being enforced. Freescale becomes latest victim in cell phone wars (Austin American-Statesman) The worldwide market for mobile wireless devices is enormous. An estimated 1.3 billion devices ? most of them Cell Phones ? will be sold this year despite a weakening global economy. Magnet for muggers in Providence: High-end cell phones (The Providence Journal) PROVIDENCE ? Ysatis V. Martinez and her friend were just outside Providence Place mall, on the Riverwalk below. Several youths came up to them, apparently trying to make time. Is Rochester Addicted to Talking on Cell Phones? (WROC Rochester) Rochester residents aren't addicted to talking on cell phones, according to a new magazine article. Men's Health used information from several sources to determine which cities had the most cell phone use. 25 years later, cell phones less about the calls (Chicago Tribune) 25 years after debut, it's more text than talk Bob Barnett's phone call launched a $150 billion-a-year industry. Families with cell phones keep in touch all day long (Detroit Free Press) Today's families with minor children are much more likely than any other household types to have cell phones and use the Internet, a study by the Pew Internet & American Life Project reported last week. Obama Shows Bigger Lead in Polls That Include Cell Phones (Wired News) Political polls that include cell phone users show Obama leading McCain by an average of 10 points, versus just over five points in land-line-only surveys, notes a Sunday survey put together by Nate Silver, founder of the electoral projections site FiveThirtyEight. The survey shows a snapshot of 15 polls conducted on behalf of media companies and by polling companies such as Gallup and Zogby. ...
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