Wednesday, November 25, 2009

cellphones

Our Readers' Smart Tips to Stop Teens From Texting While Driving

One quarter of teens say they’ve texted while driving, despite the well-known safety risks. more >>

Mutual Funds: There's an App for That

Vanguard is set to release an application for the iPhone. more >>

Cell Phones: Precautions Recommended

Studies have begun linking heavy cellphone use over prolonged periods with an increased risk of cancer. more >>

If Europe Can Handle In-Flight Cellphone Use, So Can America

U.S. fliers are not children. Besides, there are built-in limitations to keep things quiet. more >>

Allowing Cellphones In-Flight Would Make Air Travel Even Worse

There are safer and less-annoying ways to keep in touch with those on the ground. more >>

Should In-Flight Cellphone Use Be Banned?

The technology is ready, but whether American airline passengers are is debatable. more >>

Best Tech for the Collegebound

Outfitting a collegiate with the right tools doesn't have to be expensive—or confusing. more >>

Should In-Flight Cellphone Use Be Banned by Law?

Check out the debate in this week's U.S. News Weekly. more >>

The Generation Gap Remains as Strong as Ever

10 Reasons Google Voice Will Rock the Phone World

Compelling new service is starting to open up to new users. more >>

One Third of Teens Use Cellphones to Cheat in School

While most parents think most kids cheat, very few think their own kid does it, according to survey. more >>

Hillary Clinton Turns State Department Tech-Friendly

The Secretary of State rolls out a campaign to use gadgets to enhance diplomacy. more >>

Cellphones While Driving: Americans Overly Reliant on Dangerous Multitasking

A new survey shows a majority of drivers still talk and drive...even when it's illegal. more >>

Is Constant Texting a Sign of Insecurity, Narcissism, or Both?

The constant stream of electronic messages makes us look like we have lots of friends, one expert says. more >>

Japan Explores Using Cell Phones To Stop Pandemics

Review: Dazzling Palm Software Beats the iPhone

Health Buzz: Cellphone Elbow and Other Health News

How to buy safe, economical baby products and why tamoxifen and antidepressants shouldn't be mixed. more >>

Viral Epidemics Poised to Go Mobile

Scientists predict mobile phone viruses will pose a serious threat. more >>

Quiz: Blackberry or iPhone?

Take this quiz to decide whether a Blackberry or an iPhone is right for you. more >>

High-Tech Elbow Pain: Computers, Cellphones, and Cubital Tunnel Syndrome

How technology use can cause elbow pain by compressing your ulnar nerve—and what to do about it. more >>

Google's Android Will Take Off Soon, Say Company Execs

Google CEO promises significant announcements this year more >>

Mobile Digital TV Launches in Raleigh

About 20 markets slated to get new broadcasts this year with local TV, weather and traffic more >>

Palm Pre's Touchstone Might Move Data, Too

Wireless charger to be just part of a line of accessories for new smartphone more >>

Batteries Can't Keep Up With Smartphones

Analysts say our time before having to find an outlet is shrinking nearly 5 percent a year more >>

How the Phone is Replacing the Computer

With new software and services, the smartphone will displace the PC at the center of our digital lives. more >>

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