Cody Wilkins, a burglar from Montgomery County in the United States, became famous all over the world because of the exceptionally inept manner in which he allowed himself to be caught – leaving his old cell phone plugged into a wall socket in the house of one of his victims because it needed recharging and then forgetting to take it with him when he fled – yet there was little laughter when the criminal received a prison sentence of no less than 26 and a half years for his actions.

The ubiquity of used cell phones in all of our lives has given way to a new form of annoyance – cell phone rudeness.

Vonage, the internet calling service, is updating its unlimited international calling packages to include cell phones.

If you 1) have an Android phone and 2) are one of the Google+ early adopters or plan to jump in to the fray as soon as it’s opened to the public, downloading the Google+ for Android should be one of the first things on your list.

New and old cell phones will soon be able to take advantage of its international unlimited calling plans. Vonage introduced the new Vonage Extensions service yesterday, which essentially extends its home voice calling service to all cell phones.

It is reported that Toronto’s Mayor was caught red-handed using a cell phone while operating a motor vehicle and has even since admitted it – but because the offence was witnessed by an ordinary member of the general public rather than a police officer, he has been able to walk away without getting a ticket.

Those who use new and old cell phones are being overcharged for expensive wireless data that they are not even using by the end of each month, according to a new report.

A voluntary ban on drivers using new or old cell phones near parks in Marble Falls in the United States could be implemented if a suggestion by city leaders receives enough popular support.

The CIA and NSA may have the ability to track you via your used cell phone.