Cell Phones

The science on the risks of prolonged exposure to cellphone radiation remains inconclusive.

Emergency services responded to the scene but the extent of the woman's injuries are unknown.

The woman said the incident caused her emotional and mental anguish; she's also suing the company who ran the T-Mobile store.

The technology is part of a plan to explore the Apollo 17 landing site again.

French education minister Jean-Michel Blanquer said kids’ constant phone use is a “problem.”

"The priest says 'lift up your hearts.' He does not say, 'lift up your cell phones to take pictures.'"

A Pittsburgh Public School teacher allegedly was attacked by a parent for confiscating her elementary student's cellphone in class.

Millennials are the pioneers of the digital age — a title that apparently involves most of them sleeping, pooping and eating with a cellphone within arm's reach.

Processing centers, antennae systems and towers are capable of withstanding fierce wind gusts and potential flooding, but nothing is "100 percent hurricane-proof."

Here's a cheat sheet to help with the proper disposal of those first-generation devices.

After a Guardian report revealed that the IRS purchased StingRay devices, the IRS commissioner admitted to their use.

The policy does not include state and local agencies and may not apply to public places.

A Pew study asked 3,217 U.S. adults about their use of and attitudes toward cellphones.

The CIA provides the technology for a plane-assisted fake cell tower surveillance program.

The dream of connecting everyone is failing to live up to its promise.

The research suggest we view our phones as extensions of ourselves.

Senators release letter outlining loose FBI restrictions regarding “stingray” technology.

Yondr creates phone-free zones to counteract compulsive phone-checking, keep people in the moment and allow them to let go.

Can U.S. courts order tech companies to target customers with spyware?

New radiation-shielding briefs may just save your sperm