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Girl to sue for falling into manhole while texting

When I say teenagers are becoming lesser sharp by the day, I cannot really find an argument that will agree. This girl, Alexa Longueira, in Staten Island was waking down some place and as is typical of most teenagers (and many adults too) these days, she was busy on her cell phone. The good lord…
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Texting and driving is worse than driving drunk: Study

The next time an officer pulls you over he may well ask you for your cellphone rather than the alphabet in reverse. Why? A recent study has proved that texting and driving can be more hazardous than drinking and driving or for that matter even reading an email and driving. It seems quite convincing though,…
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Boston trolley collided because of text messaging

This is just another example of how dangerous it is to use your cell phone while you are driving a vehicle. The collision in Boston has been blamed on the trolley conductor’s irresponsible behavior of text messaging while driving. The trolley rear-ended another trolley in downtown Boston which sent 49 people to the hospital and…
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Sending a text while in court get a woman behind bars for a month!
I can understand those who cannot keep their hands off their cell phone, but those who would risk getting imprisoned for the same are really a lesser known sort to me. How about this woman from Utah who was engrossed in sending a text message while attending a court hearing? The incident occurred in Tooele…
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Finally! A Senate bill to ban SMS spam
SMS spam may be the only hope for some losers (who never receive a call or message from anyone) to peek into their phones. However, this pitiful company may not last long since a new bit of legislation may cause the Senate to ban SMS spam for good. The good news for those who aren’t…
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Americans sent 1 trillion text messages in 2008
CTIA CEO Steve Largent told show-goers that the numbers of SMS messages sent by U.S. wireless subscribers rose to a staggering 1 trillion last year—or triple the piddling 363 billion text messages we sent in 2007. Some number crunching says that every cell phone user (270 million in December 2008) sends an average of 3700…
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Text messaging costs nothing to phone companies

Consumers are being scammed when it comes to cell phone text messaging rates, cell phone carries incur virtually no costs when customers send text messages, yet text-messaging rates have doubled over the past several years. The reason carriers are able to get away with charging higher-than-necessary prices for their SMS text message service is that…
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PM apologizes for texting unsuspecting citizens

A prime minister in Thailand was made to apologize to the citizens of his state for sending text messages containing a request for assistance in reorganizing and reforming the country. The minister with the cooperation from three mobile phone network operators, AIS, DTAC and True, sent SMS messages to people, asking them to help the…
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Kenyan elephants text rangers when they get close to fields

Rangers in Kenya have started a pilot program where a small number of elephants are equipped with $3,500 collars containing cell phone SIM cards. When the elephants get near a populated area, the collars automatically texts rangers. This allows rangers to intercept elephants before they get near enough towns to damage crops or injure people,…
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HourDoc a new way to punch in to work

The day to day functioning of any company needs the monitoring of employee whereabouts, whether it is to call emergency meetings or just know if an employee has turned in for the day or not. HourDoc.com.com is an easy-to-use, web-based time and labor tracking system that provides companies advanced online tools to monitor and manage…






