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Cell Phones News Archive17-Nov-2008Cub Scouts Collect 245 Cell Phones To Help Soldiers (Tyler Morning Telegraph) WHITEHOUSE -- Cub Scouts of Den 8 in Whitehouse were busy Saturday collecting Cell Phones that will essentially provide phone cards for soldiers overseas so they can call home. N.J. prisons use dogs to find cell phones (Daily Record) NEWARK (AP) -- New Jersey prison officials are trying a new approach to detect illegal Cell Phones among the inmate population: cell phone-sniffing dogs. Glendale collects cell phones for domestic violence victims (ABC 15 Phoenix) Used cell phones don't have to go in the trash, piled high in a landfill with other garbage. The city of Glendale hopes your old devices get thrown into their recycle bins and into the hands of victims of domestic violence. Cell phones can pose neurological health risks (New Kerala) Washington, November 16 : Although the link between cell phones and brain tumour remains inconclusive till date, a new study has warned that the 'technological advancement' can pose number of risks to people's neurological health. Canines sniff out illegal cell phones among prison population (The Star-Ledger) New Jersey prison officials are trying a new approach to detect illegal cell phones among the inmate population: cell phone-sniffing dogs. New Jersey Department of Corrections Spokesman Matt Schuman tells The Press of Atlantic City that other methods prisons use... Quanada collecting cell phones (KHQA Quincy) Monday, November 17, 2008 at 10:52 a.m. Quanada Domestic Violence program is kicking off a community wide campaign, called Cell Phones for Hope. They are collecting unwanted Cell Phones and batteries, with the proceeds benefiting Quanada's domestic violence clients.
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