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The latest news on cellphones
More medical students may see the addition of mobile devices to preclinical education.
Talk is cheap—and your mobile can be, too.
What Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood is proposing extends the heavy hand of “big brother” even further into our lives.
Mobile phone technology is democratizing financial markets, opening the door to faster, more equitable economic growth.
College students can rely on apps to organize studying and homework schedules.
Recent studies highlight a growing dependence on smartphones, which has led to a rise in nomophobia.
AT&T, Khan Academy, McGraw Hill, and others have stepped up their digital learning initiatives.
Americans are likely to see cost hikes on everything from cell phone bills to orange juice this year.
Double the price, double the fraud--now FCC wants free Internet for the poor
Students at six high schools will learn how to create Android apps.
