Bans of the use of new and old cell phones while operating a motor vehicle need to be strictly enforced by police or they will offer little value, according to a new study.

The number of drivers in Cheyenne who have been given a citation for using their new or old cell phone while operating a motor vehicle in 2011 is expected to exceed the number in 2010.

There is no point to the new laws banning motorists from driving while on their used cell phones, according to a new study.

Many drivers in Halifax in Canada are blatantly ignoring the law and continuing to use their new and old cell phones while driving a motor vehicle, according to CBC News and police statistics.

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.