A government test that is used to determine the amount of radiation that people absorb via their new or old cell phones is flawed, according to a number of researchers and doctors.
Continue readingWhat’s Really Lurking in Your Old Cell Phone?
An alarming new study suggests that as many as every one in six of all old cell phones are contaminated with traces of fecal matter.
Continue readingKenya Gets New Electronic Waste Recycling Center
Kenya has set up what it its second such electronic waste recycling facility as the country tries to step up to the plate and do what needs to be done to combat the growing problem.
Continue readingStaggering Number of U.S. Cell Phones
The wireless industry organization CTIA has announced that there are now more than 325 million wireless subscriptions in the United States, an increase of almost 10% over the same quarter 12 months earlier.
Continue readingOh Deer…
A cell phone store in Wayne, Pa, had a decidedly unexpected visitor on Monday afternoon – in the form of a curious deer.
Continue readingMore Bad Health News for Cell Phones
More bad health news for cell phone users has emerged with the claim that excessive use of the electronic devices can hinder sleep, trigger stress and fatigue, and even create mental problems such as a lack of concentration and depression.
Continue readingMore Cell Phones than People in US
There are more new and old cell phones in the United States than there are people, according to a new study.
Continue readingCameras to Help Enforce Train Cell Phone Ban
Operators on Metro train stations will be monitored by video cameras in order to ensure that they are complying with the new ban on cell phones.
Continue readingBest Cell Phone Driving Excuses
Drivers in British Columbia who were caught using their new and old cell phones while operating a motor vehicle had no shortage of excuses as to why they were doing so, according to police.
Continue readingCell Phone Warning Not Enough
The decision by Health Canada to include a warning about the dangers of young people having too much exposure to cell phones did not go far enough
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