Cellphone ban begins for Ontario driversSource: CBC
An Ontario law has come into effect Monday making it illegal for drivers to use hand-held cellphones, BlackBerrys and other electronic devices while behind the wheel.
Shriver Apologizes For Breaking Cell Phone LawSource: WCVB-TV
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- California first lady Maria Shriver says she's sorry for breaking a state law that requires drivers to use hands-free devices while talking on cell phones.
Schwarzenegger To Wife: Put Down Cell PhoneSource: KCRA.COM
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is calling out his wife, Maria Shriver, for apparently violating a state law he signed -- holding her cell phone while driving.
Man Charged in Case of Cellphone with Child Porn Left at Bar Source: todaystmj4.com
A Brookfield man who left his cell phone at a bar as collateral for an outstanding tab was charged last week with seven counts of possession of child pornography after a bartender allegedly found explicit pictures on the phone.
1 Out Of 3 Bostonians Pick Cell Phone Over SexSource: WCVB-TV
BOSTON -- Would you rather give up sex or your cell phone? Almost one-third of men and women in Boston would forgo sex for an entire year rather than give up their cell phones, according to a new survey by Samsung Mobile.
Calls, Text Messages Take Spotlight In Rape Case Against Boston CopsSource: WCVB-TV
BOSTON -- New evidence has surfaced as the case that has rocked the Boston Police department heads back to the courtroom Monday. The focus of the proceedings at Dorchester District Court will center on cell phone calls and text messages that the alleged victim made.
No texting while driving, starting ThursdaySource: www2.arkansasonline.com
Arkansas drivers are going to have another reason to keep their hands on the wheel.
A new state law that will ban reading or writing text messages and e-mails from handheld devices while driving goes into effect Thursday.
Mankind Is No Island /short VIDEOSource: http://www.dailygood.org/
.....Using images found on street signage in Sydney and New York, Jason van Genderen shot this entire movie on a cell phone! "Mankind is No Island" is a cleverly crafted visual and musical narrative, whose production budget was a whopping $57! Winner of the TropFest NY 2008 award …

SINGAPORE (Reuters Life!) - Cellphone feels like a part of your body? A global survey has found that most people can't live without their mobiles, never leave home without them and, if given a choice, would rather lose their wallet.
Fake Murder/Hostage Call Triggers Huge Police Response Source: ThePittsburghChannel.com
A man is wanted for allegedly calling in a false report that gunmen had taken over a church camp, causing state police troopers from Greensburg, Somerset, Uniontown and New Stanton to quickly respond, along with a helicopter from Altoona.
Cellphones problematic for 911 Source: USA Today
Darlene Dukes struggled to speak as she called 911 from her cellphone. She could barely tell the operator her address: 602 Wales Drive.
Feds may ban texting while drivingSource: Wall Street Journal
Mr. LaHood said; "I plan to announce a list of concrete steps we will take to make drivers think twice about taking their eyes off the road for any reason"
He also compares texting to drunk driving, which may indicate the direction legislation may take.
Wireless Power Harvesting for Cell PhonesSource: Technology Review
Ambient electromagnetic radiation--emitted from Wi-Fi transmitters, cell-phone antennas, TV masts, and other sources--could be converted into enough electrical current to keep a battery topped up, says Markku Rouvala, a researcher from the Nokia Research Centre, in Cambridge, U.K …
Telecom firms back standard phone charger in EuropeSource: Yahoo! Tech - Daily Features
"People will not have to throw away their charger whenever they buy a new phone," said EU Industry Commissioner Guenter Verheugen, estimating that unwanted phone accessories accounted for thousands of tons of waste in Europe each year.
Visa Introduces a Credit Card on a PhoneSource: The New York Times
I wrote last week about a way to make your cellphone work like a credit card by applying a sticker to the back. The sticker, equipped with a radio frequency identification, or R.F.I.D., tag lets you wave the phone over a terminal to make a purchase.