cell phone

I think we've all been there.  You go to a nice restaurant for a relaxing meal - and the person at the table next to you is talking on their cell phone.  Or texting.  Or snapping pictures and updating their Facebook account.

The Duluth Police Department is bringing tip-lines into the 21st century with the announcement of a new mobile-phone app:  iWatchDuluth. Starting today, citizens can report crime information directly to the Duluth Police Department via their computers and smart-phones...

When you talk on the phone, do you hold it up to your right ear or your left? Scientists say your preference could reveal a lot about you.

It wasn’t so long ago that all you could do on a cell phone is make or receive calls. Now these amazing mini-computers will tell you where you are, where you need to go, and provide you a movie to watch while you get there. Spouses, on the other hand, more or less have the same abilities as they’ve always had.

If you think your cell phone bill is high, you haven’t met Celina Aarons. The Florida woman added a cell phone to her account for her mute and hearing-impaired brother, who didn’t know to turn off his data roaming when he was recently in Canada. Since his only form of communication with the phone is via text messages, those international data rates added up quickly — to the tune of over $200,000 i

Leave the smart pad at the office.  Don't bring the IPod.  And you'd better not check your cell phone.  A Washington D.C. restaurant has banned the use of all mobile devices in their establishment. At Rogue 24, cameras and cellphones can’t be used beyond the salon and washrooms...

It was a 12th century solution to a 21st century problem. A 15-year-old in Tahuya, Washington became so enraged when her father took away her cell phone that she shot him with a bow and arrow.

Cell phones can do many things these days, but you'd be hard-pressed to find one that also satisfies your nicotine craving. Britain's Sun newspaper reports a drunk driver in Russia pulled over by police tried to make a call with a pack of cigarettes he thought was a cell phone. Cops pulled over the would-be Marlboro Man after noticing he was driving erratically. When they stopped his vehicle, the

I feel this is a very good idea. The E.A.S. system has been used in radio for many years.I wish it would have been activated years ago, but better late than never. The U.S. government and local authorities will soon be able to reach people directly on their cellphones to warn them of imminent danger or alert them about missing children — even in the middle of a widespread emergency that overloads