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A WHO Report Says Cell Phone Use Leads to Brain Tumors
Cell phone use causing cancer — certainly not something we haven't heard before and not something that is going away anytime soon. First we learn that the electromagnetic radiation from cell phones doesn't cause cancer and when I asked you if you were worried about your cell phone increasing your risk of getting cancer, most of you said no.
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10 More Blackberry Tips and Tricks!
I had you at Blackberry, didn't I? Although I'm addicted to my iPhone, there's a special place in my heart for my Crackberry. We've had a lot of fun times together, so I must pay homage to the newer phones that have hit the market and show you even more cool tips and tricks you may not know about.
Daily Tech: The TwitterPeek Is For Tweeting Addicts
- The new TwitterPeek device is for people who don't own a smartphone, but want to send lots of tweets — CrunchGear
- Here's how cell phones have evolved over the years — MSN Tech
- Spring Design is suing Barnes & Noble for copying their own eReader which resembles the Nook — Engadget
- Verizon will start rolling out their Bing mobile app to BlackBerry Storm 1 owners — CNET
- These movie titles will be coming out on Blu-Ray this week — Switched
- It's giveaway time on GeekSugar! Log in for your chances to win one of these AT&T Smartphones — GeekSugar
Which New Handset Tickles Your Fancy?
This past week was a busy one with cell phone chatter, as we learned about three new phones that will be making their way to store shelves very soon. For instance, the new and improved BlackBerry Storm2 has just gone on sale in Verizon stores across the US and will cost $180 on a two-year contract after a $100 mail-in rebate. Meanwhile, the fashionable Palm Pixi, which costs $99, will be coming to Sprint stores on Nov.
Could You Give Up and Live Without Your Tech?
I read a story last week about the small (and shrinking) population of US residents that don't have a cell phone — which included my fellow blogger and friend, Gregory Han, from Unplggd. Although a portion of this group do not have the means to own one, a majority of this population has made a conscious decision to ditch the phone by their own accord. It reminded me of a friend that recently gave up his cell along with his Facebook and Twitter accounts in an attempt to clear his mind and simplify his life.
Partner Let Me Upgrade Ya: Cell Phone Guides and Accessories
You may not spend as much time on your cell phone as the trendy types on The Hills or Gossip Girl, but you probably keep your cell on hand at all times for contact, browsing, and simply wasting time. If you're looking to update, makeover, or explore a new use for your favorite gadget, check our handy guides.
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Give Your Phone the Props It Deserves With a Sleek Stand
I'm all about making my own iPhone or cell stand out of random objects, but if you want more of a traditional (read: new) and purposeful item, check out the sleek Philippi Mobile Phone Panel ($26).
This handy chrome desk accessory props up your cell so you can watch TV shows, make for easy viewing of your Twilight clock, or keep an obsessive eye out for any signs of a ring. It also works as a stand for your iPod or MP3 player so you can rock your tunes upright to quickly and easily check the titles of songs, or flip through your playlists.
Would You Watch Broadcast TV on Your Cell Phone?
Local TV stations may soon have the ability to broadcast live TV straight to your cell phone. Unlike YouTube, the service won't be on-demand. Instead, you'll be able to tune into live local television on your phone while stations will be able to offer both free and paid channels.
Geeking Out in Japan: A Retrospective
My two weeks in Japan went by in a flash, but I have the memories to last a lifetime — and now I'm sharing them with you! My trip through the "Electric City" taught me a lot about gadgets in the land of the rising sun, and attending the Tokyo Game Show was one of the highlights of my trip. And even though I didn't get to see the massive Gundam statue in all its glory, I did get to check out the head at TGS.
The T-Mobile Tap: An Affordable, Cute New Smartphone
Get ready to jump up and down, because T-Mobile is planning on releasing a handset called the Tap this holiday season, and it looks just like another popular smartphone we're all familiar with — the HTC Touch.
Forget the fact that this ridiculously adorable phone (available in midnight blue or berry) includes a two-megapixel camera, a web browser, a touchscreen display, a media player, and GPS functionality; it is also said to be very affordable. Now I don't know how cheap, since T-Mobile hasn't released any numbers yet, but I'm assuming $100 or less.
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