SMS Weblogs / Textually / 2004 / 08 / 26

Railway companies in the in the Kanto and Kansai areas (Japan) have established common cell phone rules to ensure courtesy amongst passengers and also to prevent medical equipment, such as pacemakers used by people with heart problems, from malfunctioning, reports NEAsi

The Star reports on one of the duller (albeit useful) text messaging services just launched in Malaysia, allowing mobile users to receive insurance quotes by SM

The ContraCosta Times has an interesting article on Proxemics, the study of how people perceive and use the space around them founded in the 1950s by anthropologist Edward

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The New York Times has a well writen piece on cyberbullie

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The International Association of Firefighters has called for a moratorium on new cell towers on fire stations until health effects can be studied, according to a Vermont-based advocacy group, reports RCRNew

A Kaspersky Labs researcher said yesterday that terrorists will cripple the Internet August 26 -- toda

"China, the world's largest cellular phone market with more than 305 million subscribers, is fast emerging as a leading center for mobile phone design as well", reports The Pulse Journal via China Digital New