Category: Mobile Phones

The scandal over the hacking of used cell phones belonging to murder victims has brought about the end of the notorious and long running United Kingdom tabloid newspaper The News of the World.

There’s a lot of talk on both sides of the pond regarding the recent hacking scandal in the UK. The News of the World, a major British news publication, is in increasingly hotter waters as more and more revelations are being made about the extent of the publications hacking into people’s cell phones.

An international study that appeared to contradict recent findings that used cell phones play a possible role in the development of brain cancer was funded by wireless manufacturers, it has been revealed.

Used cell phone users in Madison County can breathe a sigh of relief following the announcement that there will not be an increase in cell phone tax. Nor will the county be subjected to a new tax on landlines.

The scandal over a tabloid newspaper that hacked into the used cell phone of a murdered teenage girl in the United Kingdom is continuing to escalate.

Roaming charges for those who take new or old cell phones with them to overseas countries are set to fall across the course of the next three years – at least in Western Europe.

Payments made via used cell phones will nearly triple within the next four years, according to a new report.

The new law which will make it illegal for people to use their new or old cell phones while operating a motor vehicle is set to come into effect on the 1st of October this year in the state of Nevada.

Rumor has it that Motorola will begin shipping out the out the DROID 3 to Verizon on Thursday, which means it should be on the shelves comes next week.

Used cell phones are well on their way to replace cash and credit cards by way of the new technology to allow people to pay their bills with the devices, but now another innovation could be set to see the ubiquitous cell phone replace yet another mainstay – the humble key.