2 hrs ago | Patch.com
Arbutus Crime: Armed Robbery, Stabbing
Arbutus 800 block. 5 th Avenue. 1:05 a.m. on May 18. A woman was walking on 5 th Avenue when she was approached by two men, one of whom pushed her to the ground.
3 hrs ago | The Jersey Journal
Fourth person arrested in connection with armed robberies in Linden, Woodbridge
Two men identified as suspects in the armed robberies of T-Mobile stores in Linden and Woodbridge are seen walking into the Linden outlet on Sept.
5 hrs ago | CBS Local
Satisfaction With Cell Phones, Cable TV Up; ISPs Debut at Bottom of Index
The annual Information Sector report from the American Customer Satisfaction Index shows that customers are happier with telecommunication services and technologies than they were a year ago.
10 hrs ago | WECT-TV Wilmington
Two new cell phone towers coming to Pender County
The company says they evaluated the area and are trying to fill voids in coverage.
14 hrs ago | Patch.com
Police Blotter: Cell Phone, Jewelry Taken from Purse Left Unattended
Stealing The victim paid for home repairs at Penscola Court and the subject never did the work.
15 hrs ago | Itumanaho
Half of Rwandans possess mobile phone
It was six years ago that the Rwanda Information Technology Authority set a goal of having majority of Rwandans to have access to mobile phones, but that strategy, written on paper, is now a reality as half of Rwanda's population have managed to secure a means of communication.
16 hrs ago | Textually.org
Mobile Phones for Women's Empowerment
The proliferation of mobile phones in low- and middle-income countries over the past decade has been rapid and remarkable.
16 hrs ago | Science Library Pad
With all the competition among cell phone providers to be yours, maybe you should consider how long they will keep your text messages on their servers.
Insurance Firm Partners With Anti-Texting Gadget-Maker: A Sign Of Things To Come?
Richard Read covers technology, social media, advertising, legal issues, and other auto industry topics for High Gear Media.
94% of UK adults would rather live without sex than their mobile phone
The vast majority of Britons would prefer to go without sex than live without their mobile phones, a survey suggests.
Police launch cell phone campaign
A NUMBER of people were stopped by Roads Policing officers in the East Riding between Monday May 13 to Saturday 18th May as part of a campaign aimed at raising awareness of mobile phone misuse by drivers on the regions roads.
iPhone App Helps Diagnose Heart Attacks
An experimental iPhone application can transmit diagnostic heart images faster and more reliably than emailing photo images, according to a study presented at the American Heart Association's Quality of Care and Outcomes Research Scientific Sessions 2013.
Palestinian prisoners used forbidden mobile phones to plot terror attacks
A recent trial before the Samaria Military Court revealed a startling connection between Palestinians and the employee of at least one Israeli cell phone company - a connection that resulted in Palestinian prisoners obtaining working cell phones, even though they are forbidden to have them.
How you can donate to OK tornado relief funds
Relief agencies immediately went into action Monday to help those affected by the deadly tornado which swept through Moore, Oklahoma.
Vodacom to expand across Africa
Vodacom, South Africa's largest wireless operator, plans to begin operating in three additional countries by the end of 2014.
Softbank Plans 400 Billion Retail Bond Issuance
Softbank Corp. is planning yet another record-breaking sale of retail bonds to Japanese investors, seeking to raise around Y400 billion, The Nikkei reported in its Tuesday morning edition.
Industry Satisfaction Lagging, But Improving
For the first time in years, the telecom industry is seeing improved customer satisfaction scores.
Former Nokia software team unveils its first smartphone
A group of ex-Nokia software developers unveiled its first smartphone on Monday, aiming to prove their former employer wrong by making a success of a technology dropped by the Finnish mobile phone maker.
Young Scientist Invents Device That Charges Cell Phones In 20 Seconds
Dead cell phone batteries are one of life's biggest bitches. Most people's mobile phones are glued to them at the hip-or the hand, if you will-and being cut off from communication sucks some major balls.
18-year-old's breakthrough invention can recharge phones in seconds
An 18-year-old science student has made an astonishing breakthrough that will enable mobile phones and other batteries to be charged within seconds rather than the hours it takes today's devices to power back up.