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It did not say how it would bill for the calls or whether consumers would be able to use Gmail for making calls from their cellphones.

Other friends try to go on long walks every Sunday, or to "forget" their cellphones at home.

If I took a bit out of it, you'd go, "Wait a second. That's not a cellphone. That's one of those new chocolate cellphones. "

He said he talks to his family using cellphones, which are illegal in North Korea.

Remember in The Dark Knight when Batman used Gotham's cellphones to try to track the Joker, and Morgan Freeman got really pissed off at him?

Google's Voice Search, which launched on cellphones in 2008 and was added to the desktop in June, seems like such a simple proposition.

Skype's software, which can be downloaded free, allows users to call other Skype users on computers or certain cellphones for free.

Demand for low-end cellphones has surged across emerging markets since the economic crisis began to ease.

Some versions of the iPad can, for a monthly fee, use a 3G data connection like cellphones, but the only carrier mentioned was AT&T.

Chinese officials have talked for years about implementing such a 'real-name' system for cellphones.

They like to play with pretend cellphones as if it were the real thing.

More people are carrying cellphones with high-quality cameras, and the app makes it easy to share those photos and tag them with location.

It is one of several ventures Google is making into the wireless market as it tries to expand its Internet advertising empire to cellphones.

"Cellphones may cause brain tumors but they kill far more people through automobile accidents, " he said.

It was the earthquake warning alarms of the passengers' cellphones indicating that another temblor was imminent.

Carrier pigeons are used to smuggle cellphones into prison in Brazil to help the inmates organize a possible prison break, AFP reported.

The scientists concluded that regular users of cellphones weren't more likely to have been diagnosed with brain tumors than non-users.

With an entire generation having now been exposed to cellphones since childhood, nobody knows the health effect of a lifetime of exposure.

Lithium-ion batteries, like the ones used in laptop computers and cellphones, hold the most promise.

Already the largest market for everything from cellphones to a range of commodities, China surpassed the U.

I don't see anything in there about throwing shoes, cellphones or lunch boxes, or strangling the speaker, or chaining the door shut, etc.

Many say they're used to the commuting life and, with the help of cellphones and email, can operate the levers of government from anywhere.

Cellphones send signals to nearby towers via radio frequency waves, a form of energy similar to FM radio waves and microwaves.

The technology news site CNET has compiled two interesting lists showing which cellphones give off the most and the least radiation.

The kids aren't allowed to have their cellphones at hand while doing homework or after bedtime.

And that does not count the hour and a half that youths spend texting, or the half-hour they talk on their cellphones.

Cellphones emit non-ionizing radiation, which has enough energy to cause atoms in a molecule to vibrate, but not enough to remove electrons.

Ship said keeping people off cellphones while they are behind the wheel was an important public safety health measure.

Please do not use cellphones inside attractions and show areas, or anywhere that may inconvenience other Guests .

'In practical terms, it means hanging out in the parking lot of Google or somewhere and targeting executives with cellphones. '

The defendants allegedly used disposable cellphones to relay the information to one another.

Wireless carriers have objected to the rules as they want to persuade users that cellphones have no adverse long-term health effects.

The service is only available currently for cellphones running certain versions of Google's Android software.

Right now, cellphones are the cigarettes of this decade. And just like cigarettes are banned from some places, so are cells banned.

Cellphones bring convenience to campus life, which can be used to connect with the outside world instead of going to public station.

Another popular add-on to cellphones at home is the repeater, which focuses on boosting a phone's signal in a place with poor coverage.

PayPal's cellphone app calls for only a simple bump of two cellphones to transfer money.

Phone companies know where their customers' cellphones are, often within a radius of less than 100 feet.

She was assigned to a workshop run by Modex-Alpha, which assembles cellphones sold by Sharp and other electronics makers.

Some of the traders have cellphones that are linked to the Chinese cellular network and can be surreptitiously borrowed for exorbitant fees.

Altogether, it should not be banned to use cellphones on class. Banning never is as efficient as persuasion on such problem.

Riders can sign up to receive alerts on their computers and cellphones when buses run late.

For the past two years, Samsung operated four main divisions -- chips, liquid crystal displays, consumer electronics and cellphones.

Thereis no doubt that cellphones make us easily to communicate with others .

TEXT messaging is a wonderful business to be in: about 2. 5 trillion messages will have been sent from cellphones worldwide this year.

'With cellphones, the truth is they don't do everything, ' says Vic Carlson, Panasonic's vice president of consumer marketing.

Businesses would also be prohibited from sending advertisements via text messaging on cellphones or pagers .

Wang Mei is one of many Chinese teenagers who live life on the go and use cellphones.

Apple still stubbornly refuses to incorporate a slot for the flash memory cards commonly used in cameras and cellphones.

My own research on cellphones and voice calls show that 80 percent of the calls are actually made to four people. 80 percent.

Since I drop my cellphones a lot, I strolled over to talk to my IT friends about the durability of the Blackberry.

While cellphones in the classroom might not be routinely accepted, mobile devices are becoming increasingly ubiquitous as educational tools.

Since many cancerous tumors take decades to develop, experts say it's impossible to conclude cellphones have no long-term health risks.

Still, over time, the market for reading on cellphones could grow, especially as new, more capable mobile devices become available.

The city of San Francisco and the state of Maine are currently considering requiring cancer-warning labels on cellphones.

Like waistlines in many prosperous countries, cellphones are going XXL and some of their owners are struggling to tuck them in.

Factories have sprouted everywhere, and teenagers brandish cellphones the way they used to wave Mao's "Little Red Book. "

Consider this: clocks, computers, cellphones, radios, televisions, guns, electric toothbrushes, light switches work . . . or they don't.

He said shoppers bought an average of four Ferraris a month from their cellphones.

They were sprawled, all legs and arms akimbo across their seats, absorbed in their cellphones or speaking quietly in small knots.

The Goffer brothers discussed using the disposable cellphones to call someone they called 'the Greek, ' the complaint says.

Despite the reassuring data, it's important to remember that all of the humans studied so far began using cellphones as adults.

A small box holds cellphones that have been charged at the power strip behind her chair.

In Africa, urban churches record sermons with cellphones, then transmit them to villages to be replayed.

Or rather, since it wont be in a land-fill with all the other cellphones, I USE it.

According to Cancer Research U. K. , the only health danger firmly connected to cellphones is a higher risk of car accidents.

For months, he has regularly changed cellphones, and had members of his close-knit entourage answer them for him.

Nestle announces coffee prices every Monday and Thursday via text message to all the farmers' cellphones.

Telephones, and now cellphones and broadband Internet, made virtual connections possible. A liberalizing economy brought new jobs.

The glow of cellphones and a feeble flashlight lit a passage into the darkness.

Because Kenya is poor, with computers out of reach for many, Ushahidi made its system work on cellphones.

The younger generation wants to wear all the brand names, the expensive cosmetics, use the newest cellphones and computers.

The rise of Internet-enabled cellphones, however, allows the collection of user data tied with much more precision to specific locations.

But even they often use their cellphones at home, because their friends and family members dial their cellphone number routinely.

Taiwan's companies produce 93% of the world's laptop PCs and a large share of cellphones, flat-panel monitors and semiconductors.

The subsequent acceptance of electronic music is a crucial step in developing audio technology for computers, cellphones and stereos.

The nonionizing radiation given off by cellphones is too weak to break chemical bonds or damage DNA.

"We're not using QQ any more, " said one strike leader here. "There were company spies that got in. So now we're using cellphones more. "

Fishermen are going out to sea and carrying their cellphones.

Some prospective buyers get half a dozen text messages a day on their cellphones from developers advertising new properties.

Visitors are prohibited from carrying in cellphones and laptops into the facility and taking photos of entrances, exits, etc.

Since April, they've been able to use their cellphones to watch TV.

Why can we not pay for vending machines, subway tickets or movie tickets with our cellphones via a simple text or a wave of the phone.

EBay and other Web sites have made it easier for consumers to shop and buy from cellphones and tablet computers like iPads.

Parents and educators have long worried that digital diversions like video games and cellphones cut into time that children spend reading.

It's a quaint old habit I picked up as a kid, in the days before cellphones began nesting, cuckoolike, in the palms of the young.

Instead, in the last 36 years those engineers have brought us iPods, cellphones, high-definition TV and, yes, Google and Twitter.

It is certainly true that computers, cellphones and digital cameras have become part of our everyday life.

Can people access and edit their stored contacts, and can they transfer these contacts to new cellphones or different carriers, entirely?

About the only classroom rules are no cellphones, no iPods and no hats.

A cellphone industry group, the CTIA, says camera sales are declining due to competition from cellphones.

Symbolically and crucially, the footage of Gaddafi's capture and assault was shot not by a crew but by a crowd on cellphones.

Canadians are not used to cellphones costing a lot of money.

Japanese television, displaying images captured on cellphones by witnesses, showed bodies scattered in the area.

However, I would like to ask that how many students on earth have not used cellphones on class.

He adds that carriers have long supported programs to give untraceable cellphones to domestic-violence victims.

Of course if they are so inclined, their monopoly could be used to raise the prices of solar panels and cellphones.

They grow up with computers, the web, cellphones, hundreds of cable TV channels, and digital electronics in countless forms.

Some other schools let students bring cellphones, but they must turn them during school hours, even lunchtime or between classes.

There's little doubt that products we use everyday, like our cellphones or cars, will increasingly allow for us to be tracked.

As I explored last month, landlines are disappearing, yet there's no 'white pages' for cellphones.

The photo most certainly still exists on cellphones, and perhaps on social networking sites, readily retrievable.

Misogo Kado, a 37-year-old software designer from Yokohama, near Tokyo, bought one of the new cellphones earlier this month.

But hiding it has become easier -- people can access the Internet through cellphones, for instance.

The authorities said they would prohibit train, bus and trolley operators from carrying cellphones while working.

Books, cellphones, clothing and reading glasses are the most common items left behind, she says.

Cellphones, or mobile phones, make it possible for us to talk to anyone from anywhere.

With so many kids having their own cellphones and laptops, those are easy targets as well.

They believe a similar approach could one day be used to recharge small devices like remote controls, alarm clocks and even cellphones.

Cheap illegal cellphones tapping into Chinese networks are not uncommon, but their range is limited to just the border fringe.

While this is the first such Nielsen survey, Entner said the numbers using cellphones to follow the event will be far higher than 2006.

cellphones and digital cameras have become part of our everyday life.

Once aboard, people sat quietly, gazing at their cellphones in hope of an elusive signal.

Ming cellphones are one of the most prominent examples of localization by a multinational handset vendor in China.

Phone-wielding elephants are just one way cellphones have changed the face of Africa, according to the Associated Press.

Common Sense Media and CTIA, the cellphone industry trade group, both have sites with advice on children and cellphones.

the hero yan should uses various tricks with his cellphones throughout the movie.

But many of these gadgets still cost a lot compared with cellphones that come free with renewed two-year contracts.

Some people might argue that most college students use cellphones to send SMS or chatting on line rather than learning.

China's copycat cellphones sell well in Ghana where many young people tote China-made mobiles, China Youth Daily reported.

Whether it is through emails, instant messaging, cellphones, texting or web sites, cyberbullying is a growing problem.

In fact, most surveys show no link between cellphones and brain cancer Researchers at a research institute in Mass.

Path Intelligence of Britain monitors traffic flow in shopping centers by tracking cellphones.

Besides the obvious features found in the latest cellphones, Rollerphone boasts of an enviable media centre.

at home to fight a walk, it shall go out of the village, forbid not to take cellphones and shutdown.

Cellphones and Internet contact aren't allowed. What phone calls that are allowed are monitored.

You need a cell phone with at least 1. 5GB of memory. Most cellphones dont have that much, but that's why there are memory cards.

Our cellphones have become part of the largest communications platform the world has ever known.

But it's a good entry-level BlackBerry for users who still haven't let go of their basic cellphones.

Photos and videos of the chaos, often shot with cellphones, were posted online almost in real time.

All of these new networks allow Internet access at about the speed of a slow home DSL line, which is a big boost for cellphones.

Mr. Wang started the company in 1995, borrowing $300, 000 from a cousin, and making batteries for cellphones.

Many school districts have banned sexting and now authorize principals to search cellphones.

Cellphones and players should therefore always be turned off under these circumstances.

It would be one thing if the ill effects went away as soon as we turned off our computers and cellphones.

Numerous states have tried to enhance safe driving by banning the use of handheld cellphones while driving.

Neither are vending machines or incandescent light bulbs or cellphones or laptop computers.

Youths now spend more time listening to or watching media on their cellphones, or playing games, than talking on them.

Imagine something like that, only using every camera in an entire city instead of just cellphones.

So Madan and colleagues gave cellphones to 70 students in an undergraduate dormitory.

Cellphones, or mobile phones, make it possible for us to talk to anyone.

It is a section of the electromagnetic frequency scale, a lode of natural channels used by cellphones.

I observe that they do observe fencing's Right of Way Rules when throwing shoes, cellphones, or lunch boxes.

China often tote disposable cellphones and loaner laptops stripped of sensitive data.

Handsets that use 3G make it much easier to surf the Web wirelessly than traditional cellphones.

He allegedly provided his tipsters with prepaid cellphones so they could minimise the chances of getting caught when passing on tips.

People turned off their car engines and stood in the roadway, some taking pictures with cameras or cellphones.

Many US states have laws banning the use of cellphones or texting while driving but police are generally lax about enforcing the law.

Cellphones make it possible for us to talk to anyone from anywhere.

User-generated restaurant reviews rely heavily on photos taken with cellphones.

Of course, science doesn't actually know for certain whether cellphones are safe or whether they cause debilitating brain tumors.

Consumers on cellphones also helped fuel the surge of social networks like Facebook and Twitter.

A dozen students looked up from their laptops and cellphones, abandoning technology to stare in wonder at the eastern sky.

I made calls from the handsets by first choosing which of the paired cellphones to use.

U. S. federal safety agency is under fire for allegedly suppressing information on the hazards of using cellphones while driving.

Putting text on cellphones involves more than just printing letters on the number keys.

These students agreed not to use cellphones in the classroom.

Nowadays, we have cellphones who help us do that, but it seems like we always want more.

Cellphones are very convenient to send short messages.

In my house, we gave up our landline years ago, so I tested the system using only cellphones.

Technology introduces a fourth break from the past: The huddled masses reached Ellis Island without cellphones or Webcams.

some professors ask their students to bring cellphones to class to enable polling on classroom discussion topics via text message.

And they do have televisions and cellphones and water and electricity but my cousin was still farming with water-buffalo.

Power and cellphones remained down for much of the region.

Although preliminary, the findings are certain to reignite a debate about the safety of cellphones.

The crowd formed clusters, around people with radios and cellphones.

Heavy users of cellphones might want to use headsets, speaker phones or text messaging to keep the device at a distance.

It is also an element of Microsoft's overall strategy to connect people across PCs, televisions and mobile devices like cellphones.

A bus driver in Rome who was caught using 2 cellphones and steering with his elbows while driving has been suspended, local media reported.

Samsung, which got 20 percent of its 2010 revenues from China, would sell many fewer televisions and cellphones.

But Nokia's sales of basic cellphones have fallen for three consecutive quarters.

Modern cellphones are more than just phones.

Now: They're a communications company that makes their name with cellphones.

Really? : Can Cellphones Cause an Allergic Reaction?

Unlike PCs, where power management is important but not a deal-breaker, cellphones are all about the battery life.

Over half of the continent's one billion people have cellphones.

Many basic cellphones don't have enough memory or processing power to support them.

Microsoft also has found itself left behind in software for cellphones.

If you're like a lot of families, you spend $200 or even $300 a month on cellphones, cable or satellite TV and Internet.

If you don't see your phone on the list, the site includes lists of cellphones by brand name.

Turn off your cellphones to avoid any interruptions.

What's the story behind that Internet video showing cellphones popping popcorn?

GOME operates about 1, 100 stores selling products ranging from refrigerators and washing machines to cellphones and computers.

Oh! so many kind of goods! cellphones are just there, let's have a look.

North Koreans have learned more about the outside world in recent years, thanks to increasing use of cellphones and availability of DVDs.

A quarter of American homes use only cellphones.

Liza Colburn and her 12-year-old daughter, Abigail, use their cellphones for many tasks, but make relatively few phone calls.

When the plane takes off, passengers are supposed to switch off their cellphones.

He estimates that in the first six months of this year, more than half of Android cellphones shipped in China were Motorola phones.

The 4G network will also expand the list of supported devices beyond just cellphones and USB modems.

Cellphones, breathe a fresh air into life once having comedy element because of the mobility characteristic.

For more on cellphones, visit cellphones. about. com.

The plan calls for 49 radiation-detecting meters, versus six required by law, and 100 cellphones on two systems, versus the seven required.

At very high levels, radio frequency waves from cellphones can heat up body tissue, but that is not believed to damage human cells.

What's more, communications are becoming easier and quicker-people can use telephones, cellphones, fax machines, the internet and so on.

With the development of modern society, cellphones, as the tool of communication, play a vert important role in people's daily life.

Phuc Truong, managing director of Mobext, explains that tracking on cellphones is difficult because cookies don't always work on them.

Many dissidents in Iran believe they are being tracked by their cellphones.

Voice calls - Americans chat on cellphones 2. 26 trillion minutes annually - generate $109 billion for the wireless carriers.

One reason is competition from cellphones.

They can be downloaded them to the computer or cellphones, and convenient to read.

No other cameras or cellphones were allowed inside.

There are plenty of Amish who use cellphones, so they're fucking hypocrites.

The group classified cellphones in category 2B, meaning they are possibly carcinogenic to humans.

It also allows users to send search results from their computers to their cellphones via text message and includes a music search.

It has been slower to take hold in cellphones.

One software developer, James Englert, 26, had just released his first application for Android, Google's operating system for cellphones.

Antenna experts agree with Mr. Jobs's statements that all cellphones are affected to some degree by a user's touch.

And cellphones increasingly come with G. P. S. chips.

This is Netspeak: the language of computerized communication found on Internet or cellphones.

RF noise can come from fluorescent lights, cellphones, microwaves, electric motors, and so on it's everywhere.

Now, thanks to cellphones, BlackBerrys and other gadgets, too many of us have become blase about being late.

But cellphones do emit radiation. Doesn't radiation cause cancer?

Like the Microsoft Surface, it can interact with objects such as cellphones placed on its surface.

Basic cellphones get a $100 subsidy.

In fact, cellphones are now more or less mandatory for children at this age.

Teenagers with cellphones each send and receive 2, 272 text messages a month on average, Nielsen Mobile says.

In fact, Facebook says over 250 million people visit the site monthly on their cellphones.

So, our cellphones can now build a place history.

47pm - Steve is comparing the nano to other players and cellphones.

That's in part why iPhones generate more traffic than 30 basic cellphones.

This year, it expects to ship 60m cellphones - from entry level to smart.

Maybe someday it will be the most popular ring of cellphones.

Lately, patients want to know if their cellphones night be at fault.

Some people think it will do harm to middle school students, for they may play the games in class or cheat in the exams by cellphones.

But Mr. Buffett says he doesn't use cellphones much, so he didn't even realize the message was there.

What about the laptop and the cellphones and stuff like that?

In fact, few cellphones sound this good.

GroupMe, a new group messaging app for cellphones, raised $9 million.

But, have you noticed how cellphones have a tendency to just take over and constantly demand a significant part of your attention?

Oh! You all have cellphones too.

It is the world's largest for cars, cellphones, beer and iron ore.

We've been selling 15 million cellphones a month.

Currently there are 509 million cellphones in Indian hands, in India.

In the broader market for all types of cellphones, Nokia's share slid to 28 percent as Samsung held the second position with 17. 2 percent.

People were recording MMS videos with their cellphones in 1994.

Because they are not corrupted by things like literacy, cellphones and blockbuster movies, they have deep and tranquil souls.

We want to buy Almonds, Sugar, Cellphones, Computers Mobile Phones and Accessories.

We want to buy Paper and Paper Boards, Mobile Phones and Accessories, Computer, Cellphones.

It's convenient for us to use cellphones. Because we can sue them to communicate with others whenever and wherever we like.

This is typically found on smaller, inexpensive cameras or cameras in combination with other devices (such as cellphones or PDAs).

Nowadays cellphones are popular in big cities in China.

And because shoppers on cellphones often have a purchase in mind, they can be more valuable to retailers.

Elena: you shouldn't skip school. if they find her, we'll know. that's what cellphones are for.

Futurists have long predicted that one day, shoppers will swipe cellphones instead of credit cards to make purchases.

Last year, results of a large study found no clear link between cellphones and cancer.

Just last year, a major study in 13 countries found no clear evidence that exposure to the radiation from cellphones causes brain cancer.

Following several months of test broadcasts, digital TV broadcasts for cellphones with special receivers began in Japan's major cities.

For example, cellphones: we have 400 million cellphones in this country.

This brand of cellphones are made in China.