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No matter how much it may intrude into our lives or how harmful it may be, we just cannot live without our mobile phones. People have tried in the past but today’s generation is one addicted to their cell phones and losing our phones can feel much like losing a limb. If you worry about the radiation from your mobiles then there are still ways to protect yourself without giving up on you talk-time. The Moshimy range of handsets for mobile phones were designed by Hong Kong based British designer

By Ovidiu on October 1st, 2009 I guess cell phones are the most successful invention ever, despite of the controversy that’s been around since they were first brought up to the market, regarding health safety to humans.Too often, regardless of the energy sources being used, the GSM transmission towers’ power fails, because of various reasons: theft, heavy rain/snow, disturbances in the grid lines.Helix, a San Diego-based wind company, is working on a wind turbine that is designed to

There are many phones available in the market today. There are also a lot of cell phone providers. Verizon Wireless Phones are popular today. Another popular company is Panasonic. They also make cell phones. One of the most recent phones do be released is the Panasonic 921p. The phone was first released by Panasonic in Japan back in August. It is now seeing its overseas debut. The phone features a 5.1 megapixel lens. The camera features an auto focus option as well as an image stabilizer. Th

In Jamaica, a local cell phone provider is setting up a large scale recycling campaign to help children affected by HIV/Aids. The campaign entitled, Help A Child, Recycle Your Unwanted Cell Phone is a joint effort between Digicel Jamaica and Jamaica AIDS Support For Life to collect, manage, and sell old unwanted cell phones from consumers. The phones would be auctioned off in bulk to businesses in the Far East and Africa which deal in reconditioned handsets. There, depending on the cond

Cell phone manufacturers and wireless carriers are dabbling with the idea of selling green-themed cell phones to eco-conscious consumers, regardless of the fact that it’s not so clear that these green-marketed phones are actually finding an audience. Most of these phones are still in the pipeline and haven’t reached consumers yet in the U.S., but Sprint is taking a risk and says it will start selling Samsung’s Reclaim phone next week at Sprint Stores and Best Buy. Now the bigger question (beyond