E.P.A. Seeks New Life for Old Cellphones
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The E.P.A.  is launching a public education campaign aimed at getting consumers to recycle their old phones.
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Company said Thursday that it's seeking alternatives that might include selling off its cell phone business.
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A national database is being set up to help return lost and stolen phones to their rightful owners.
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Solution sought to reduce the use of toxic substances found in PCs and cell phones.
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With PDA sales slumping, company is planning new devices.
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A European project aims to change how people receive their digital entertainment in the future.
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In an ad-saturated world, the cellphone screen is a nearly pristine canvas. But a number of area companies are helping to transform the device that 220 million people are loath to leave at home into a personal, pocket-sized billboard, hawking everything from the latest ringtone to Fabio-favored "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!"
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VoIP service will be available using traditional handsets.
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Cellphones are rapidly becoming ubiquitous and the Nielsen Company, the longtime monitor of television consumption, wants in.
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With their new 3G networks ready to deliver multimedia content, cell phone operators eye an old revenue source.
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Young Japanese people are evolving a new lifestyle for the 21st century based on the cellphones that few are now able to live without.
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In the long term, the device will reshape mobile telephony.  But in the shorter term, don't expect upheaval.
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Until federal regulators issued a landmark ruling in 1968, Americans could not own the telephones in their homes, nor attach answering machines or other devices to them. Now, a growing number of academics and consumer activists say it's time to deliver a similar ground-breaking jolt to the cellphone industry, possibly triggering a new round of customer options and technical innovations to rival the one that produced faxes, modems and the Internet....
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Having equipped most adults and half of all teenagers with cellphones, the mobile phone industry is turning its attention to the last untapped demographic - people over 65.
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It could be the answer to grandmaÃÂÃÂs prayers: a mobile phone designed specifically for the over-65s that aims to take the fear out of technology and get the elderly connected.
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Until federal regulators issued a landmark ruling in 1968, Americans could not own the telephones in their homes, nor attach answering machines or other devices to them. Now, a growing number of academics and consumer activists say it's time to deliver a similar groundbreaking jolt to the cellphone...
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To help bolster its presence in Europe, the proponent of a North American cell phone standard goes on a shopping spree.