Cell Phones

"[I have] no idea how to describe it because one of the impossible things just happened," Zackrydz Rodzi said. "I shook and laughed so hard and quickly ran towards my parents to tell them."

Investigators believe Christopher Allen Freeman stole explicit videos from phones that had been brought to his store for repair.

A passenger on an EasyJet flight from Manchester, England, to Iceland forced the plane to land unexpectedly after he harassed passengers and crew and attempted to eat his cell phone.

The ruling has drawn criticism from experts who cite multiple studies which show the phones do not generate enough energy to cause tumors.

The assailant told a theater employee to "take care of it or I would."

A small town in England has temporarily banned 5G, after residents expressed health concerns about the technology. Experts seem less convinced that the wireless network poses a threat.

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

Is the ubiquity of the screens we use making it impossible to be mindful of our reality?

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."

White House employees worry that personal phone calls from work devices could be made public.

"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."

Phones are where laptops were about 10 years ago.

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

T-Mobile, a carrier less than half the size of Verizon and AT&T, used lower pricing, simpler service plans and an improving network to help win 8.3 million net new customers last year.

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.

Citizen-reporters posting graphic images on social networks undermine true journalism

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

New radiation-shielding briefs may just save your sperm