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The companies are still working out the details of their agreement, announced last Friday, that Nokia phones would start to use Microsoft software

A study found that some people would rather starve than give up the internet

The smartphone is sharing personal data – like name, location and phone number – with other companies

AT&T is rated worst cellphone service provider by Consumer Reports

Manson made calls to unidentified people in California, New Jersey, Florida and British Columbia

Food causes far more traffic accidents than cell phones.

After raising the idea, Department of Transportation says it’s not interested in cell phone jamming technology in cars

Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood says the department is looking into technology to disable cell phones in vehicles

Jordan, convicted of stalking and harassing her in 2008, allegedly made phone calls to her office and cellphone last week

From embarrassing photos to threatening texts, surveys show that electronics are a major bullying tool for dating teens

23-year-old Indian farmer found dead with remnants of cell phone

Metropolitan Transportation Authority has reached an agreement with a company called Transit Wireless which would sell access to major carriers

Consumer Reports has confirmed that there is a problem with the iPhone 4′s antenna, and does not recommend the phone to consumers

Fortunately, when it comes to cell phones and cancer, that risk is zero. It is physically impossible for cell phones to cause cancer. Literally.

The introduction of more sophisticated cellphones could cause problems for corporate IT departments

Motorola Inc. outlined its plans on Thursday to separate into two publicly traded entities by early next year

Gresso is selling an iPhone backed with 200-year-old African blackwood for $3,000

The Big Apple has iPhone fever — and it’s gotten so bad that places in an all-day, all-night line to get one are going for more than the pricey gadget itself

Long-time phone manufacturer Nokia is now branding itself as a software company

By requiring pre-paid cell phone purchasers to provide just a small amount of identifying information, we can close a major law enforcement blind spot and make our nation safer