Cellphone users complain about 'function fatigue'
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NEW YORK - Ever get frustrated because you can't figure out how to use all the features on your cellphone? You're not alone. Manufacturers have become so enamored of cool features - including cameras, recording devices and video-streaming capabilities - that they have lost sight of the fact that many consumers just want good voice reception, according to a survey by the Forum to Advance the Mobile Experience (FAME).
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Excessive text messaging may be bad for you, or at least for your fingers.
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Price and coverage are the key issues affecting mobile users, a survey of European consumers finds.
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Ups and downs with a music and messaging phone
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Handset design is evolving as more features are added to phones, but one crucial element seems to be left behind -- the user. By Elizabeth Biddlecombe.
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The growth of portable technology has sparked fears that people are becoming addicted to their gadgets.
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A growing number of people rely solely on cell phones to make and take calls, putting them out of reach of polling organizations trying to get a fix on the American electorate.
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Not since the introduction of the cell phone has the plain old home phone been in for such upheaval. The device long used for landline calling, recording voice mails, and storing phone lists may find itself replaced.
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Handsets better for cooking than talking
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Many people are just getting used to snapping pictures, listening to music, watching videos, sending text messages and getting e-mails over their cell phones.
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This is one cellphone you might not want to set to "High & Vibrate."
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Talking on a mobile phone while driving isn't just dangerous, it makes traffic jams worse, study says.
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Consumers demand the best on their phones. Here's what they can expect.
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If you haven't already been scared away from using your cell phone, now researchers are checking whether frequent usage can slow brain function.
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By Colin Stewart, The Orange County Register, Calif.  Jun. 19--Editor's note: Second of two columns on new uses of mobile  phones. Last week: an info-on-demand service for cell phones.
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Wireless-industry types like to talk about "smart phones" as if these souped-up, Internet-capable, multifunction cell phones all have the same IQ. But they don't.-The Washington Post
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Constantly talking on your cellphone is making you less independent and less able to experience your life as fully as you should.