A journalist from Rupert Murdoch’s British newspaper The Sun was arrested by police yesterday in regards to the alleged gathering of information via stolen cell phones, it has been revealed.
Continue readingCell phone apps to stop drivers
Despite laws banning the use of new and old cell phones while operating a motor vehicle, drivers continue to make use of the cellular device from behind the wheel and accidents caused by distracted driving continue to take place.
Continue readingCell phones in action: The issue of etiquette
Not so very long ago, nobody had to worry much about public phone etiquette since the only phone anybody could use on a regular basis was located inside a private business or residence.
Continue readingPayments to move from cards to cell phones
The use of credit and debit cards is set to dwindle over time with more consumers using cell phones as the preferred method of making payments via the use of new technology, which removes the necessity of swiping a card, according to Deloitte.
Continue readingMore iPhone details emerging
Some electronics products engender more enthusiasm and loyalty than others do.
Continue readingMurdoch cell phone scandal deepens
The investigation of phone hacking by Rupert Murdoch’s tabloid newspapers in the United Kingdom has expanded to include accusations that some information was taken from stolen cell phones, according to the senior Scotland Yard police officer in charge of the official inquiry.
Continue readingCould cell phones decide next election?
The expert use of email, SMS marketing, and social media in his 2008 campaign made President Obama’s one of the most impressive seen in recent times from any Presidential candidate.
Continue readingCell phone initiative kicks off at Seton Hall University
Seton Hall University, a college located in New Jersey, is conducting a highly intriguing experiment: providing a smart phone free of charge to each young man and woman entering as a freshman this fall.
Continue readingIs privacy a thing of the past?
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.
Continue readingAmericans want cell phone privacy
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
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