When Americans think of cell phone driving bans, most of the time they are probably contemplating the patchwork of state laws that have cropped up.

It is three months since a ban on the use of new and old cell phones by all drivers except in emergencies, was called for by the National Transportation Safety Board.

Small business owners in Chapel Hill in North Carolina are worried that a cell phone ban for all drivers in the community, which is expected to come into force from June, will cost them both time and money.

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New and old cell phones that have access to the internet are a serious weapon in the hands of children who have not been properly trained in regard to morals, according to the head of Northern Caribbean University’s Behavioral Science Department, Dr Grace Kelly, who was also once the president of the Jamaica Association of Guidance Counselors in Education.

Have you ever dropped your cell phone? Do you remember the sinking feeling as you imagine the cost of having to fork out for another one?

With cell phones becoming more and more powerful and sharper all the time, the demand for them only continues to grow.

Most cell phone users have at some time or other found themselves inexplicably without a signal. In many cases, this may simply be due to issues being experienced by the telecommunications provider. Too many people using the network at once can cause problems, as can a host of other technical issues.

Law enforcement officials across the whole of the United States have to deal with a new trend in contraband when it comes to prison inmates: new and old cell phones.

A girl who overheard some of the conversation between Florida teenager Trayvon Martin and George Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer, can help to prove that he was murdered in cold blood, a lawyer for the Martin family claimed on Tuesday.