Movie Review | "One Missed Call": Death Is on the Line; Can You Hear It Now?
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âOne Missed Callâ is the latest Japanese knockoff to fetishize death by technology.
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A little less conversation and a little more action
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One misstep on this former U.S. Navy bombing range can be fatal.
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By ROBERT EVATT World Business Writer  Picking phone and television services used to be simpler. There were fewer choices, but dealing with the companies almost boiled down to a reflex action.
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First person: What's a telecommuter to do when the Web telephony service vanishes?
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But is anyone on the other end of the line?
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By David Sterritt | Film critic of The Christian Science Monitor. It&#39;s a double whammy, and almost nobody but Steven Soderbergh could have pulled it off.
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Got a terminal illness? Hooray. In the movies, looming death means last-minute adventures and loads of uplifting life lessons
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You might ignore your mobile phone if your ringtone is Beethoven's "Fur Elise," but what if it's a gruff voice that yells "Pick up the damn phone?"
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Head injuries usually come down to a judgment call and, inevitably, bad judgments are made. Itâs time for a new approach.
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Coincidence or foresight? A mysteriously prescient note about a wrestlerâs wifeâs death highlights the predictive possibilities of the internet.
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A new movie brings anesthesia awareness, a rare phenomenon that doctors are still struggling to understand, to life.
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One technology promises to harness the power of the Internet for voice communications. Its competitor has been around for a century, and has an industry shorthand that needs two adjectives -- "plain old telephone service" -- to describe just how boring it is.
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Are there ever âshorter than expectedâ hold times on phone help lines? and other perplexing questions.
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Seeing motion pictures exhibited in film projection theatres is a dying tradition which we will one day tell our grandchildren about in order to bore them.    The causes of this death are obvious to many consumers, but mystify movie studios and exhibitors alike.    What follows is an open letter to the proprietors of Cineplex Entertainment LP, carbon copied here to you, the K5 community, in order that you may share in my vitriol.
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This is one cellphone you might not want to set to "High & Vibrate."
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Lifetimeâs two-hour movie is an uneasy combination of crime thriller, romantic melodrama and snuff film that doesnât ask us to suspend our disbelief so much as overcome our gag reflex.