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American consumers hardly need more reasons to get a new cell phone; the devices are already handy in nearly every walk of life.

To lose your cell phone results in a very good chance that you will lose your privacy too, according to a new study.

Cell phones are helping people both young and old to lead more fulfilling and productive lives by assisting them to stay in closer contact with friends and loved ones.

Last updated April 12, 2019When it comes to improvements in cell phone technology, there are always going to be new

Unbeknownst to their owners, many smart phones used in the United States have a program on them known as Carrier IQ.

Consumer Reports has surveyed the major cell phone carriers in the nation to find out which ones offer consumers the best deals.

Most of the time, when someone mentions a new application for cell phones, the conversation will center around an “app,” or small program intended to make the phone more useful in some startling new way – apps even exist to help music teachers tune guitars, for example.

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.

A new cell phone application could save lives during home burglaries.

When it comes to mobile security and user privacy, Android apps may be falling down on the job. This is according to recent research published by Pennsylvania University and North Carolina State University.