Author: John M

Cell phones, online social networking, and email rule daily life in the 21st century, yet little has been done by Congress to try to update federal privacy laws in order to protect digital communication, an inattention that has brought with it a heavy price according to The New York Times.

Despite the apparent widespread acceptance of the more and more liberal privacy policies of services and sites, the great majority of Americans do not want to have their data collected, their usage analyzed or their activity tracked

News broke today that T-Mobile would add two more smartphones to its line of myTouch handsets.

Drivers using new or old cell phones are not only putting themselves at risk, it is pedestrians as well, experts are warning.

Men who carry their Blackberry or new and old cell phones in their pocket or on their belt loop could be risking their fertility and the health of their sperm.

According to the China Economic News Service, Apple’s eagerly anticipated iPhone 5 may become available to US consumers sometime this August.

Tighter laws on the use of new and old cell phones whilst operating a motor vehicle in Cape Town could result in a decrease in the price of car insurance, according to an expert in the industry.

The New Jersey Senate has given its approval to a bill that is designed to increase the penalties for drivers who have injured or killed others because of the use of new or old cell phones while behind the wheel.

According to the latest cell phone news and rumors, the next iPhone slated for release will feature exciting new functionality including NFC (near field communications) and a much-improved app for maps.

A recent study conducted and released by the highly regarded Pew Research Center has concluded that one primary way in which Americans access the internet is via their handheld cell phones.