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Not as simple as it sounds New York Police officials are studying whether it's possible to disrupt cell phone communications among terrorists during an attack on the city following reports that gunmen in Mumbai used hand-held devices during a deadly rampage in November.…
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People have always been able to voice their opinions freely on apps released in the Android Market, but there are some people out there that leave remarks that are downright wrong...
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Navigation system and Google mapping tool helps authorities find Massachusetts 9-year-old allegedly kidnapped by her grandmother.
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The New York City Police Department is exploring ways in which it could disrupt communication between terrorists by jamming cell phone signals if an attack were to happen. They would hope to shut down communication in a limited area, ...
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Man Calls OnStar; Gets Arrested for Drunk Driving Twenty two-year-old Paul W. Sinker III of Stroudsbourg, PA got his car mired in the mud early on New Year’s Day after an evening of partying. He called OnStar for assistance and, after the police were called, things went downhill. He was given a field sobriety test and subsequently arrested.
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Brake, the UK road safety charity is in talks with the UK police. The problem? There are some text servcies that are telling or alerting drivers to where the next road safety or drink driving check is. Who is the mobile content provider? Etri Mobile seems to be the provider under investigation here. The service is based on tip ...
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It's dangerous to text, talk or do anything with a wireless phone while driving. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has determined that driver inattention is a primary or contributing factor in as many as 25 percent of all police-reported traffic collisions and thousands of collisions that aren't reported to the authorities. Beginning January 1, 2009, texting while driving will be ...
submitted by WirelessAndMobileNews on 31st Dec 2008 (via wirelessandmobilenews.com)
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[VIDEO] Police in Philadelphia are searching for thieves who are holding up cell phone stores throughout the city.
submitted by CellularNews on 31st Dec 2008 (via feeds.feedburner.com)
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No texting While Driving in January 1st With the whole cellphones and laws, I'd figure they would ban texting first just because it's harder to do while you are driving. Apparently, the Governor or California has signed a new law that you can't text while you are driving! I mean, how do the Police know? You can easily hide a simple cell phone from the cops when you are trying to read or write a text message. I don't ...
submitted by CELLULARMOBILE on 29th Dec 2008 (via cellularmobileaccessories.blogspot.com)
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Police play down fears over killer perfume text message According to The Sydney Morning Herald, Abu Dhabi police and Qatar's health ministry have sought to play down fears among consumers that a killer perfume is on the loose after a rumour was spread by text message to mobile phones. The text messages claimed 18 people had died after using the unnamed perfume and that another 35 had been admitted to intensive care in hospitals in Abu Dhabi and in...
submitted by Textually on 23rd Dec 2008 (via textually.org)


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