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Tools for Possibilities: issue no. 189

HSEMS DAILY CASCADE – DAY 7: SAFE USE OF MOBILE PHONES

 🚨 HSEMS DAILY CASCADE – DAY 7: SAFE USE OF MOBILE PHONES 🚨In high-risk environments such as oil & gas, energy, and heavy construction, a moment of distraction can hav...

A Day Without Cellphone

We have become a society that is totally dependent on communication devices to make our world go round. We have technology today that allows us to keep in almost constant contact w...

What is India’s new Cell Broadcast System? Everything you need to know

Cell broadcasts can reach all mobile phones within a designated geographical area, providing extensive and rapid coverage without putting excessive strain on telecom networks

Richard Kyte: Are cell phones doing irreparable harm to our children?

A new study released last week concluded that cell phone bans in schools have been largely ineffective at increasing test scores, improving attention in the classroom, or reducing...

Evan Swarztrauber: Your Phone, Their Rules. It’s Time to Unlock the Mobile Market

The FCC should require carriers to automatically unlock cellphones once they're paid off, freeing consumers to switch providers and benefit from wireless competition.

Mobile phones go abuzz with launch of cell broadcast alert system to warn about emergency, natural disasters

"Union Minister for Communications and Development of North Eastern Region, Jyotiraditya Scindia, today launched the Cell Broadcast Alert System, developed indigenously by C-DOT in...

The dangers of cellphones in schools far worse than previously thought

Motorola DynaTAC from 1983 MAXIMIZED With Raspberry Pi Pico

The symbol of wealth from the 80s just how you remember it – comically large. The Motorola DynaTAC was the first commercial cell phone and, adjusted for inflation, cost nearly $13,...

Cellphone Etiquette Doesn’t Allow These Rude Habits [The Question]

Some cellphone etiquette guidelines should be obvious, such as not using them in restaurants, stores and public bathrooms, readers said.

Resurgence of Dumb Phones [Infographic]

Smartphones keep getting more fancy features all the time. They are not necessarily getting any cheaper though. A lot of people are switching to dumb phones for basic functions wit...

LETTER: Cellphones a problem in schools

Addressing distractions.

DoT commences nationwide trial of mobile-based disaster alert systems

Cell Broadcast (CB) technology has been introduced, alongside SMS, in which alerts are transmitted to all mobile devices within a defined geographic area simultaneously, ensuring n...

Trump Mobile says T1 Phones will begin shipping this week

A representative for the Trump Mobile customer service team

‘Bell to Bell, No Cell’ Bill Law

Governor Kevin Stitt recently signed into law a permanent, statewide “Bell to Bell, No Cell” policy, delivering on a commitment he has championed to get phones out of Oklahoma clas...

Sen. Cotton, Rep. Kustoff Pressure FCC's Carr to Allow Mobile Phone Jamming in State Prisons

Carr Supports Jamming, But Industry Opposition Led by AT&T, Verizon, and CTIA Has Been Intense, Arguing the Agency Lacked Legal Authority to Give State Prisons the Jamming Opti...

Trump Mobile Exposes Customer Data in Breach

Security flaw hits T1 phone customers as pre-order claims face scrutiny

The Cellphone School Ban Debate

Parents and educators are on both sides of the argument for phones in schools, and their reasons for their stance make a lot of sense. Continue reading…

AT&T’s ‘Build-A-Plan’ Launches Tomorrow

T-Mobile also said ‘frontline employees remain an essential’ as it moves customer interactions to its T-Life app.

School Cellphone Ban Study Finds Mixed Results

Cellphone bans got devices out of students’ hands, according to the first large study. But behavior and academics have not improved, at least so far.

Big three wireless providers launch effort to eliminate dead spots

AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon are teaming up on a satellite-powered venture to nearly eliminate cell dead zones across the United States.

Trump's FCC is finally clearing the path for landline upgrades

Most Americans today use modern, IP-based communications networks. However, 2% of Americans (about seven million people) still depend on legacy copper telephone systems. These netw...

How Direct Communications Launched Mobile with gaiia

Direct Communications’ mobile launch shows how modern OSS/BSS architecture can unlock new service categories without slowing down the business.

Plain and Ordinary Meaning of Exemption Statute Results in Indiana Use Tax Victory

The Indiana Tax Court agreed that a telecommunications company’s use of cell phones is exempt from use tax. New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC v. Ind. Dep’t of Rev., Case No. 24T-TA-00...