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SMS for struggling payphonesRival public payphones in Australia may be given a last breath of life with the addition of text-messaging capabilities and email-capable payphones, reports The Ag SMS text plan to combat truancyParents of absent South Australian students could receive SMS text messages informing them of their child's absence under a $1 million package to reduce truancy, according to ninems Seniors to be offered S`911-only' cell phonesCell phones that dial only 911 will be given free to seniors in unincorporated Palm Beach County from next week, according to the Sun Sentine Text message torment ends in tragedyHelen Algar believes her teenage son died after being on the receiving end of a silent but potent form of bullying - text messagin STOLEN CAR? A SMS FROM POLICE INFORMATION SYSTEM WILL TELLThe Italian State Police has created a new text messaging service to allow citizens to now whether a car was stolen, according to AGI onlin Mobile phone body languageJoi Ito via Gizmodo describes a new report written for Motorola by social theorist Sadie Plant - well known for her study on the "thumb generation", which asserted that children who grow up using mobile phones and gaming consoles are changing the shape and dexterity of their fingers and thumbs Only 80,000 Switched Telephone NumbersAccording to TSI Telecommunication Services, 80,000 people applied to switch their telephone numbers to new carriers on the first day a new federal rule allowed them to do s Mobile Firms Face Text BacklashEuropean mobile operators' profit bonanza from text messaging is at risk from a consumer backlash on price that is bringing increased regulatory scrutiny, repors the WS Out of AfricaAccording to Peter Olson, a member of Ericsson's strategy and product management team, who was discussing the evolution and growth of mobile telephony at Ericsson's “Telecoms Evolution for Africa” event, held in Illovo this week and reported by ITWeb: "Africa is in a unique position in that it has a far higher penetration of cellular telephony than it does of fixed-line telephon Europe falling behind the US on wireless says NokiaHey, that title is quite a shocke Philippino soldiers can «text-a-complaint»Filipino soldiers can now be assured that someone would be there to attend to their grievances: a presidential adviser has been appointed to oversee the implementation of the recommendations of the Feliciano Commission, which investigated the July 27 Oakwood mutiny, reports abs-cbnnew Introspection. Are we losing it?Miranda Devine for sm Consumer Advocate Group in France fights to bring down price of SMSA consumer advocates group, l'Union Fédéral des Consommateurs, UFC, is going after French mobile operators - Orange France, SFR and Bouygues Telecom - accusing them of maintaining text messaging prices at an unfairly high leve Operators Reinventing Home Phones to Compete with MobilesTaska Manzaroli of Dow Jones Newswires published on Yahoo, describes how European fixed-line operators are reinventing home phones to compete with the popularity of cell phones, by adding popular features such as SMS and picture messagin Gadget Shop trials mobile barcode couponsThe Gadget Shop is claiming to have increased the average transaction value by 50% after it became the first high street retailer to run a mobile coupon campaign - developped by m-bar-go, according to Revolution Magazin Cell phone tracking: Not an exact scienceA distrubing piece in North Dakota online news, GrandFork Collecting outstanding payments by SMSGovernment and private agencies around the world are waking up to text messaging as a useful and effective way of to collect money, by sending out SMS reminders for overdue rent, fines, payments or even tuitio Vote 4 me: Candidates start SMS campaignPolitical parties have hit a hi-tech campaign in the December 1st assembly election in Delhi seeking votes through SMS and e-mail, reports Sify New Lycos teams with Moneysupermarket for finance offerLycos UK has launched a service to help users compare their existing financial products with others on the market, in conjunction with the personal finance site Moneysupermarke Bus travellers can SMS complaints to authoritiesIn Malaysia, travellers unhappy with the services of express bus operators can now lodge complaints with the Commercial Vehicle Licensing Board by text messaging, according to The Sta Nokia targeting US$200 billion marketBased on 2003 market value estimates, Nokia believes that the combined markets of voice-optimized devices, imaging, games, media, and enterprise mobility and mobile networks represent a US$238 billion addressable market for the company, reports Cellular New Number portability - How's it going?The race to switch wireless carriers is on, but just how quickly people are running to change their providers or get rid of their home phones depends -- of course -- on perspectiv UK breaks new record with Record 1.8bn texts sent in OctoberA record Cell Phone Companies Set Their Sights on Senior CitizensTokyo’s teens are often given credit for creating Japan’s multibillion dollar mobile content marke Mobile phones for Uganda's poorMobile Operator MTN Uganda has embarked on a substantial project to improve access to communications services and thus reduce poverty and improve socio-economic conditions in rural Uganda, reports Cellular New 'Tech elite' Americans numerousA study released Sunday found that 31 percent of Americans are "highly tech-savvy" people for whom the Internet, cell phones and handheld organizers are more indispensable than televisions and old-fashioned wired phones, according to DailyCamer More mobiles than fixed phones in ChinaChina's official news agency, People's Daily has reported that there are now more mobile phone users than there are landline phones in the country, according to Cellular New SMS delivered as voice mail on landlines in SwedenAll telephone users in Sweden with a regular fixed line can now receive text messages from Vodafone Sweden's mobile customers, reports 160character Orange launches new child track systemMapminder has launched a mobile location service that enables anyone on the Orange network to be tracked down through his or her mobile phone, a service being aimed at parents to keep tabs on their kids, according to Netimperativ Security of handhelds far too laxARNnet reports on a demonstration by Caleb Sima, CTO and co-founder of Spi Dynamics, an Atlanta company that makes software for uncovering vulnerabilities in Web applications, on the growing handheld security threa Higher School Certificate results by SMSIn Australia, 12th grade students can sign up to receive their Higher School Certificate results via text messaging, reports sm Showtime launches SMS text service for ordering Home Cinema pay-per-view moviesTelevision uses text messaging in more ways than one, and not just for viewer votin Number portability - it's todayGizmodo has rounded up useful links giving tips and guidelines for moving to another carrier and points out a new site called NumberPortabilit Trade group promotes cell phone recyclingAccording to Wireless Week magazine, more than 60 percent of Americans discard their used wireless phones rather than recycle the IPv6 Experiment for Mobile PhonesJapan and China are planning a joint experiment on a new generation of Internet-capable mobile phones for high-speed data transmissions between the two countries, telecommunications officials said Sunday, reports the Japan Time Young ring up huge mobile billsIn Australia, an alarming number of 18-to-24-year-olds are in debt due to high cell phone bills, according to TheAge, with teenagers as young as 16 reporting debt problem UK debut for 'blind' mobileA Spanish company called Owasys has developed a cell phone designed for blind and partially sighted people, but it should also appeal to anyone who is looking for a cell phone to simply make and receive phone calls and who is put off by screen-based technolog Push To Talk EtiquetteMore complaints about the rudeness of people talking on a walkie-talkie cell phone in publi New Chip Uses Magnetic Waves To CommunicateHands free takes on a new meaning with a a new short-range wireless communication scheme called LibertyLink from Aura Communication, allowing chatty users to stay on their mobile phone for hours at a time -- and without removing the handset from their pocket or purs Standard Bank falls in with SMS securityStandard Bank South Africa has become the last major commercial bank to introduce SMS security for its Internet banking clients, reports IT We Scotland: Non-voters back use of textingNearly half of those who failed to turn out at this year's Scottish Parliament elections might have voted if they could have used their mobile phone to text their choice, reports The Heral New Zealand Labour Party using SMS to chat with youthA new website launched by the New Zealand Labour Party promotes chats with MPs, including SMS option Wireless pagers become a lifeline for the deafThis interesting article from The San Francisco Chronicle describes how in the US, cell phone-size messaging gadgets like the BlackBerry and the T-Mobile Sidekick have caught on quickly with the deaf since being introduced a few years ago, giving them freedom to move around and communicate like never befor MSN Services to Be on AT&T Wireless PhonesMicrosoft Cor Bill Aims to Protect Phone Numbers of Wireless CustomersTwo House members yesterday introduced legislation designed to protect the privacy of consumers who do not want their wireless numbers included in a new nationwide directory-assistance system, reports the Washington Pos Cosmopolitan and CosmoGIRL! mobile servicesRecognizing the importance of mobile phones in its readers' lives, Cosmopolitan and CosmoGIRL! today announced the debut of Cosmo Mobile and CosmoGIRL! Mobil Kiwi Politicos Trial SMS ChatAs part of project called ‘Headsup’, the Parliamentary Labour Party in New Zealand is trialing an SMS-based service to interact with young people, reports 160character Youth 'mobile' art initiativeA project aims to tap into teenagers' enthusiasm for texting by offering them the chance to work with media professionals on an art project using mobile phone technology, according to the BB «Text in the City»'Text in the City' is a recently launced contest aimed at finding the best phone flirts and their most successful chat-up lines of the year, reports SMS: Business Gets the Message- The 'Text in the City' contest will compile a list of sexy pick up lines to text message and, in turn, America will crown the biggest male and female phone flirts in New York and Los Angele Sprint PCS prepares new text messaging service, without WAPSprint PCS said it will launch a new text messaging service in the coming weeks, a move that will allow users to fire off text messages without the need of a WAP browser, according to RCR Wireles Finding stolen horses by SMSYet another use for text messaging, locating a stolen horse! Mobile phone technology is being utilised in the fight against horse theft, reportsHorse and Houn SBS launches SMS viewer serviceMulticultural broadcaster SBS Television has started a SMS service to remind viewers when their favourite programs are about to go to air, a media release says, reports The Ag Add some pizzazz to text messagingFor those of you who spend a good chunk of time messaging on mobile phones, here's a service to add a little color, animation and music to your screen The CryptoPhoneReally worried about eavesdroppers? German company Cryptophone is selling a special version of HTC's XDA Pocket PC Phone that comes complete with built-in encryption technology that makes it next-to-impossible for anyone to intercept and listen in on your phone call AT&T launches fast data serviceAT&T Wireless Services, the third-largest Scary article about cell phone use and brain damageThe jury is still out on whether wireless phones can cause brain damage or cancer, but there are an increasing number of studies coming out that suggest it might not be smart to yack all day on your wireless phon Terrorism fears won't close mobile networksFollowing reports reports in the national press, mobile operators have denied that they will be closing down parts of their networks in London during President Bush's state visit to Britain this week, according to ZDNe Mobile phone started ringing inside coffinMourners at a chapel of rest in Belgium were shocked when a mobile phone started ringing inside the coffin, according to Ananov Smart phones fox frustrated usersMobiles phones are getting so smart that many people are struggling to use them properly, reports the BB Why mobile phones may hurt backsPeople who chat on their mobile phone while walking could be hurting their back, according to a study conducted by Scientists at Australia's University of Queensland and reported by the BB Textually.org restoredTextuall LingoPhone.comThis sounds so coo New Ad Frontier: Cell PhonesThe Washington Post has an interesting article on MLotto and how companies plan on using them for advertising as well as the legitimate fear voiced by consumer advocates, that once a customer uses a code "to snag a coupon, that cell-phone number could go on a list and be sold to telemarketers, making the cell phone just another target for junk solicitations Gambling games launched on mobile phonesMobile phone users will this week be able to play lottery and gambling games anywhere they can receive a signal as T-Mobile, Deutsche Telekom's mobile phone arm, launches the UK's first lottery games on mobile phone Dialanorgasm.comI have to admit, I'm somewhat embarrased to be posting this, but here goe China Cellphone Use to DoubleThe number of mobile-phone users in China is expected to double by 2007 to 500 million from a current 250 millio Hip mullahs send text messagesAccording to the Straits Times, Islamic preachers with poster boy looks and pop star styles are winning legions of fans in Indonesi Presenting... "Presence"Aloysius Choong for C/Net Asia, has a must read article on a new SMS terminolgy and trend: IMP Little phone junkiesAloysius Choong writes about the way he grew up, in a mediated, multimedia, and interactive environmen Text messaging cabbies fight crimeIn yet another crime prevention scheme, The Bromley Police Station in south-east London has just launched a new text alert system for cab drivers, giving them descriptions of suspects or getaway vehicles, soon after the crim Call for tougher penalties after text-messaging driver kills cyclistJust a reminder really, to be careful on the roa Forget the cheque, send a textA Sydney-based IT company, Itaba3, offers a service that makes it possible for any merchant, including the self-employed, to accept and process credit card payments using any mobile phon Kodiak Offers New Perspective on PTTThe push-to-talk arena just became a bit more crowded and a lot more competitive thanks to the debut of Kodiak Networks , a technology vendor with some high-profile backers and an innovative take on the instant-chat phenomenon that Nextel Communications In Posters try to ban colour cell phonesNot something handset manufacturers will want to hea Nokia says claims about its batteries are falsehave to apologize for posting yet another explosive Nokia battery story, but this time, a Belgian consumer organisation, Test-Aankoop, is claiming that three of Nokia's batteries (BML-3, BMC-3 and BLC-2) are not protected against short-circuitin Teaching Your Cell Phone Where It Is And How To ActScientists and engineers at NIST have teamed up with a variety of computing and telecommunications companies to develop both the test methods and the standard protocols needed to make cellular telephones and other wireless communication devices more versatile, reports Science Daily The HelloWorld ProjectAs reported in September , during the course of the UN's World Summit on the Information Society to be held in Geneva from December 10 to 13 of this year, a project called The Helloworld Project - organized by the Swiss Federal Office of Culture - will be offering a unique opportunity to engage people from all over the world in a global dialogue by text messag More than 300 million mobile phone users in EU countrieshe European Union boasts more than 300 million mobile phone users, after a surprising surge in the 15-member states' market last year pushed the share of mobile phone subscribers beyond 80% of the populatio Teenage Text help for the morning afterNorth Tyneside Primary Care Trust in the UK is running a one-year pilot project under which girls will be able to call or text a number 24-hours a day and will then be given advice and counselling by health experts, reports the BB Groups says N-Gage crackedHackers claimed Tuesday to have cracked the security code on Nokia's new N-Gage, saying they could play its games on other multimedia-capable cell phone SMS boosts hotel servicesDon't know your room number? Wonder what the latest hotel or restaurant deal is? Does your room need cleaning? SMS information on mobile phones is answering these questions and making inroads into Asia's hotel services from Singapore to Japan, reports CN Google to goMark Frauenfelder for TheFeatur US Emergency Text Alertsemergency AOL instant messenger for Cingular usersThe USA's Cingular Wireless has announced the launch of Mobile Instant Messaging for Cingular customers using AOL Instant Messenger and ICQ service Nokia Launches 'Walkie Talkie' Phone, More ComingNokia today unveiled the world's first GSM push-to-talk handset, the sports-inspired Nokia 5140 phone, reports Infosyncworl 'Mobile-Aid' launched in the UAEFollowing a campaign running in Jordan to raise money for cancer patients, another fund raising effort, coinciding with the Hold Month of Ramadan, when it's a traditional time of giving and helping those less fortunate, is being held in Dubai, according to AME inf Mobile phone marriage portal debuts in IndiaIndians hunting for a sweetheart can now dispatch their profiles by mobile telephone to a Web site that promises to generate compatible matches, according to ZDNe Lessons on how to talk not textKids normally get told off for talking to their mates in class, but schools are now being told to encourage you to chat, according to the BB Nokia Game 2003 About To BeginMark Grenville for 160character Cell Phone Messaging Turns MischievousA good article in Silicon Valle New Snow Text AlertSki Magazine reports on a service offering skiers and snowboarders up-to-the-minute snow conditions on mountains within the New England region, delivered directly to cell phones by text messag Canadian SMS usages passes milestoneThe Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA) announced today that Canadians sent more than 32 million person-to-person text messages during the month of September 200 Now, message people the desi wayA new software is about to be introduced on cellphones to facilitate communication in Indian languages, thanks to a specific keypad layout for Indian scripts based on ancient Sanskrit grammar, according to The Indian Expres De Lille launches SMS link to votersFiery politician Patricia de Lille, leader of the Independent Democrats in South Africa, has launched an SMS based service to keep in contact with her voters, according to Business Da The mobile classroomThe new science of how to get to grips with a mobile phone is on the curriculum at a South Yorkshire college! Lessons on texting, how to use internet facilities, phone calculators, settings and games are replacing the 'text' books on a course in Rotherham, reports Sheffield Toda Hotlink: South Africa’s first SMS business directoryssued by BlackHatMedia , a South African technology company that specialises in the development of interactive SMS applications, the Hotlink busiiness directory is a quick and easy way of finding business names and phone numbers in South Africa by using SMS, reports Wireless Developer Network Text used to report missing childrenThe Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), along with the Philippine National Police and the Department of Interior and Local Governments, have launched a website for missing children and other persons below 18, according to In Aston Martin and Motorola in exclusive AllianceAston Martin and Motorola have collaborated to create a limited edition handset co-branded handset, the Motorola V600, exclusively for Aston Marti New laws aim to curtail new form of spamA good article in USA Today on how countries around the world are dealing with mobile spam, what their legislators are doing about it and the mechanisms put into place for fining abuser Use SMS to find out, teens toldStarting December 8, Malaysians born in 1986 can find out if they have been selected for national service via a short messaging service (SMS) sent to the National Service Department, according to The Sta SMS could be the politician's new poll brahmastraShort Messaging Servic is all set to make its debut as a propaganda vehicle in the coming Assembly elections in Indi Half of US States won’t meet 911 deadlineOnly 24 states told congressional investigations that they plan to meet the 2005 deadline for wireless enhanced 911 Phase II deployment, according to RCR Wireless News- "The Federal Communications Commission has mandated that wireless carriers be ready to deliver Phase II—precise—location information to public-safety answering points by De Misuse of shared numbers hits SMS revenuesThis is disturbin Urban TapestriesTo Josh Rubin on Cool Hunting, the http://ww Chasing Bush with SMSIn spite of attempts by his handlers, George Bush's visit to the UK this week will generate protests and they will be carried by the media, reports BlueHereNo Sprint Is to Join the Competition in 'Push to Talk' Mobile PhonesFollowing articles on Oct 26 and Oct 2 that Sprint was considering launching a walky talky cell phone, the company plans to announce today that it will become the third wireless provider to offer "push to talk," a walkie-talkie feature that lets users communicate with one another without dialing phone numbers, reports the New York Time The Bakersfield Californian Targets Youth With Text MessagingThe Bakersfield Californian is trying to reach teenagers via a communication method the kids already prefer: cell phone text messagin Text Messaging New Tool for BMGCell phones are becoming yet another weapon in record companies' promotional arsenal Environmentalists say FCC violating bird rules on towers, carriers say evidence lackingWireless carriers continued their push for more research on whether tower facilities kill large numbers of birds, while environmental groups shook their collective finger at the government, alleging the Federal Communications Commission is breaking the law in comments filed with the agency on the effects of communications towers on migratory birds,according to RCR Wireless New Lingerie Company lanches SMS campaign to win diamond thongLingerie company Gossard is offering customers the chance to win a £25,000 diamond-encrusted G-string, by entering a test message contest, according to Ananov Cellphone jammer that looks like a cell phoneA British electronics supplier has started selling a local range cell phone jammer that is designed to look like another cell phon Remote PossibilitiesA must read, Clive Thompson's article for the The New York Times Magazine, entitled Remote Possibilites, which looks into some of the many (weird) ways today's mobile phones are used: -- As teleportation devices : Wiring your house so that it can be remotely manipulated by mobile phone -- turning kitchen appliances on and off from the supermarket, for exampl SMS police to keep your homes safeResidents of Kuala Lumpur can now notify the police via the short messaging service (SMS) when they are away for the Hari Raya so that the police can patrol their houses, according to Utusan Malaysian Onlin Britannica Encyclopedia on your cell phoneThe venerable Britannica Concise Encyclopedia is now available as a mobile software program for a variety of mobile devices, reports InfosyncWorl Cyber-bullies make it tough for kids to leave playground"The emergence of cyber-bullies has coincided with what Glenn Stutzky, a school safety violence specialist, calls the rise of the "always-connected" generation -- teens who have grown up with computers and the Interne A Cellphone Telemarketing Back DoorTwo telemarketing-industry trade groups have asked federal regulators to shield companies who accidentally call cellphones due to the onset of number portability, a potential back door to wireless telemarketing, according to the WS Inmate Sentenced for Nextel Phone ScamAn inmate who used a jail telephone to impersonate Hollywood executives and dupe Nextel Communications out of more than 1,000 cell phones was sentenced Monday to more than 11 years in prison, according to 1010Win Airwaves buzzing on eve of Bush visitWith President George Cell Phone CharmsThis picture was posted by Justin Hal in TheFeatur (Another) Nokia phone explodes in FinlandNokia has confirmed that one of its 3310 handsets, which exploded and caused minor injuries to a woman in Finland yesterday, was equipped with a rogue battery, according to The Registe bolt.com kicks off campaign with alpha teens to spread world about Virgin PhonesBolt In Cell Customers Can Use Number From Home LineIn a blow to local phone companies, the Federal Communications Commission plans to let consumers transfer their home phone numbers to alternative service providers -- including cellphone companies, according to the WS Drop cell in cradle, and wireless calls ring on your home phoneUSA Today reports on a wonderful new service called FastForward, offered by Cingular Wireless, enabling mobile users to simply drop their cell phone in a cradle when they get home, and have their calls automatically transfered onto their home phone lin Smirnoff launches SMS campaign for new drink «Twist»A recent text messaging campaign by Smirnoff helped to increase awareness of their new drink «Twist» in a fun and interactive manner and it also helped to break through the marketing clutter, reports We NTT DoCoMo: Spam, Spam Go AwayWireless Week reports on NTT DoCoMo trying to do its part by arming its i-mode users with an e-mail blocking featur Worldwide cellphone shipments up 21%According to a recent IDC release, worldwide mobile phone shipments were up 2 Teens want phones for XmasA survey (CEA's annual holiday shopping consumer research in the US) has found that cell phones are the third most desired present this Christmas for teenagers, according to Cellular New FunMail Unveils Mobile Comics NetworkYou may have figured this out by now, but the place to go to know all about mobile content deals is Moco News, edited by Rafat Al Inventors unveil handy new phone: The Finger WhisperA Japanese company has invented the world's first wristwatch phone, dubbed Finger Whsiper, which works by transforming the user's finger into an earpiece, reports both AB SMS reminders to move your car from restricted zonesA text message to your cell phone reading, "Please move your car if you are parked in a restricted zone" is a friendly cellular admonition coming from a Los Angeles-based service working to reduce the number of parking tickets issued across North America, according to SMS:Business Gets the Messag High quality, downloadable images for cell phonesWebShots, a popular photo sharing site, today announced that it is expanding the distribution of its mobile wallpaper images through a partnership with Zing Credit Card Size Cell PhoneNEC Corp announced that it will soon release a 10mm-thick, credit card-sized mobile phone called the N90 Keyword Free Directory LaunchedSan Jose, Cali Verizon to steal Nextel PTT customers after resolving latency issuesVerizon Wireless said last week in its third-quarter results that it has signed up more than 100,000 subscribers to its PTT offering, according to RCR Wireles Nokia adds Sophos antivirus engineNokia has added Sophos' virus detection engine to its messaging protection system for enterprise customers, reports Computer Weekl Chinese phones to shun international standardsHandsets that run on China's own home-grown high-speed cellular data network will become available in 2005, according to Silico Virgin Mobile Launches MTV-Branded Cell PhoneVirgin Mobile USA, which sells pay-in-advance wireless service primarily to teens and young adults, on Monday introduced the first MTV-branded cell phone, according to Yahoo New Refunds for Australian Idol votersIn what sounds like good business sense, refunds will be given to Australian Idol fans who cast their votes by text message after a decision was made to close the votin treasuremytext: save, organize and share SMStreasuremytext, the first "‘Text to Web"’ service, launched just a month ago, allows UK mobile users to save, organize and share their text message Virgin Mobile USA passes 1M subscribersVirgin Mobile USA has surpassed the 1 million customer mark according to a release by the compan Home numbers could go mobile, tooThe growing band of renegades who are ditching their home phones to use only cell phones will likely get an early Christmas gift: the ability to transfer their home numbers to their wireless phones, according to USA Toda UK Drivers ignorant about mobile phoneAccording to a survey from the Association of British Drivers (ABD) and reported by The Register, almost half of UK drivers are still clueless that from next month using a hand-held mobile phone while driving will be illega Your master's voice. Microsoft'sMicrosoft has begun selling new voice recognition and control software to allow mobile phone and handheld computer users, to control most functions of their phones without fiddling with tiny controls, reports CN New patented technologies for cell phonesSabra Chartrand for the NY Times reports on a series of new patended inventions for cell phone Political AlertsThe Guardian is offering its UK political alerts by SM Talking Teenagers' campaign Gets Moody Parents to TalkFor the last two weeks of October, the BBC has sent thousands of parents with teenagers across the UK a series of challenges by SMS to help them communicate better with their teenagers, according to favorite SMS spot 160character City PoemsCity Poems is a community project, made up of a network of Poem Points around Leeds, each offering up to ten free text message poems written by people who live and work in the cit Cell-phone calls have destroyed a thing called good etiquetteYet another article on bad cell manners by an irrate journalist, this time in The Chicago Tribune's Sunday editio Singapore teenagers run up astronomical cell phone billsThe Straits Times reports on parents' horror stories about receiving huge cell phone bills, such as a woman's 17-year-old son who ran up a $2,300 bill in just over 15 days in SMS chatroom Anti-theft phone serviceThe National Telecommunications Commission Republic of The Philippines, (NTC), has launched an anti-theft phone service dubbed «Text 682», according to The Manila Time New servic e gives SMS a buzzAustralian mobile payment solution provider b33hiv BluejackingAlberto on Smart Mobs has an interesting post about a fad called bluejackin UK Postal Strike may speed up phone payment methodsThe BBC reports that as the wildcat postal strikes continue, affecting London and other parts of Britain, many small and medium concerns are facing real financial difficultie Man faces year in jail for insulting a woman's modesty by SMSA man in Singapore, who allegedly sent 21 SMS messages to a former colleague, was charged in court this week with insulting her modesty, according to The Straits Time AIDS monitoring by SMSIn South Africa, a campaign will soon launch on a test basis, to ensure that HIV-positive patients are reminded to take their medication at regular interval A Ramadan campaign in Jordan raises money for cancer treatmentIn Jordan, the countries two mobile operators have launched a Ramadan campaign in cooperation with Jordan's only cancer treatment center, Al-Hussein, to raise funds for cancer patients, reports Islam Onlin |
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