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Mobile Phone Records Can Predict Dengue Outbreak: Study
Mobile phone records can be used to predict the geographical spread and timing of dengue epidemics - the most rapidly spreading mosquito-borne disease worldwide, a new study has found.
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Can't Put Your Phone Down? You May be a Nomophobe
US researchers have developed a questionnaire that can determine if you suffer from nomophobia or a fear of being without your mobile phone.
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Feeling Sad? Using Phone Won't Make You Any Happier
Turning to your mobile phone every time you feel a little low would only make things worse as smartphones do not help alleviate negative feelings, say researchers.
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Students Launch E-Waste Recycling Drive in Kolkata
In between classes a small group of five girls of Jadavpur University sneak out to collect discarded mobile phone batteries, headphones and computer parts as part of a campaign to control the menace of e-waste.
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US-India Aircraft Carrier Working Group Holds Inaugural Meeting
InterDigital Inc has violated U.S. antitrust law by failing to keep its promise to fairly license its technology considered essential to mobile phone communications, Microsoft Corp said in a lawsuit on Thursday.
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India Overtakes China in High-End Phone Volume Growth: Report
India has pipped China to drive the volume growth of smartphones in the world on the back of falling prices of high-end devices and growing adoption of 3G services, according to an HSBC report.
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New Age Parents Use Technology to Spy on Gadget-Addicted Kids
It's not that hard for parents to snoop on their smartphone-addicted kids.
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Two Held With 35 Stolen Cell Phones in Delhi
Two people were arrested with 35 stolen high-end mobile phones which they were planning to sell off in Nepal, police said on Sunday.
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New York Proposes Ban on Biking While Phoning, Texting
Texting or talking on a cellphone while riding a bike would be banned under a law proposed Thursday in New York City, where two pedestrians have died in recent years after being struck by cyclists.
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Mobile Jammers at Cherlapalli, Chanchalguda Prisons Soon: Government
Telangana State Prisons and Correctional Services Department is planning to install mobile phone signal jammers on the premises of Cherlapalli and Chanchalguda prisons to check the misuse of cell phone, a senior official said in Hyderabad on Tuesday.
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World's First Smartphone Turns 20 Today
The first ever smartphone - a $900 clunky IBM Simon mobile phone has turned 20 today.
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One Dead, Another Critical in Air Crash in Scotland
A 63-year-old man who was on board a light aircraft which crashed on the Isle of Bute in Scotland died in a hospital today while a second person aboard the plane was in a critical condition.
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Pakistani serial killer 'wanted to teach gays a lesson'
Short in stature and softly spoken, Pakistani paramedic Muhammed Ejaz was probably destined for a life of relative anonymity -- until he began killing gay men he met online.
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Samsung buys chipmaker CSR's handset technology
British chip firm CSR has sold its mobile phone connectivity and location technology to Samsung for $310 million.
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Lady Gaga to launch her own social networking site
The Little Monsters social network - which takes its name from Lady Gaga's nickname for her fans, will be for the singer's fans to use.
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Mobile Phone Records Can Predict Dengue Outbreak: Study
Mobile phone records can be used to predict the geographical spread and timing of dengue epidemics - the most rapidly spreading mosquito-borne disease worldwide, a new study has found.
-
Can't Put Your Phone Down? You May be a Nomophobe
US researchers have developed a questionnaire that can determine if you suffer from nomophobia or a fear of being without your mobile phone.
-
Feeling Sad? Using Phone Won't Make You Any Happier
Turning to your mobile phone every time you feel a little low would only make things worse as smartphones do not help alleviate negative feelings, say researchers.
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Students Launch E-Waste Recycling Drive in Kolkata
In between classes a small group of five girls of Jadavpur University sneak out to collect discarded mobile phone batteries, headphones and computer parts as part of a campaign to control the menace of e-waste.
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US-India Aircraft Carrier Working Group Holds Inaugural Meeting
InterDigital Inc has violated U.S. antitrust law by failing to keep its promise to fairly license its technology considered essential to mobile phone communications, Microsoft Corp said in a lawsuit on Thursday.
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India Overtakes China in High-End Phone Volume Growth: Report
India has pipped China to drive the volume growth of smartphones in the world on the back of falling prices of high-end devices and growing adoption of 3G services, according to an HSBC report.
-
New Age Parents Use Technology to Spy on Gadget-Addicted Kids
It's not that hard for parents to snoop on their smartphone-addicted kids.
-
Two Held With 35 Stolen Cell Phones in Delhi
Two people were arrested with 35 stolen high-end mobile phones which they were planning to sell off in Nepal, police said on Sunday.
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New York Proposes Ban on Biking While Phoning, Texting
Texting or talking on a cellphone while riding a bike would be banned under a law proposed Thursday in New York City, where two pedestrians have died in recent years after being struck by cyclists.
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Mobile Jammers at Cherlapalli, Chanchalguda Prisons Soon: Government
Telangana State Prisons and Correctional Services Department is planning to install mobile phone signal jammers on the premises of Cherlapalli and Chanchalguda prisons to check the misuse of cell phone, a senior official said in Hyderabad on Tuesday.
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World's First Smartphone Turns 20 Today
The first ever smartphone - a $900 clunky IBM Simon mobile phone has turned 20 today.
-
One Dead, Another Critical in Air Crash in Scotland
A 63-year-old man who was on board a light aircraft which crashed on the Isle of Bute in Scotland died in a hospital today while a second person aboard the plane was in a critical condition.
-
Pakistani serial killer 'wanted to teach gays a lesson'
Short in stature and softly spoken, Pakistani paramedic Muhammed Ejaz was probably destined for a life of relative anonymity -- until he began killing gay men he met online.
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Samsung buys chipmaker CSR's handset technology
British chip firm CSR has sold its mobile phone connectivity and location technology to Samsung for $310 million.
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Lady Gaga to launch her own social networking site
The Little Monsters social network - which takes its name from Lady Gaga's nickname for her fans, will be for the singer's fans to use.
