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• Business

  

  The Cell Phone Revolution

  In the developed world, we're tethered to our mobile devices. In the developing world, the phones are essentially primary computing devices, as...

  by GOOD, Fogelson-Lubliner

• Business

  

  Titans Clash Over Your Cell Phone

  UHF (ultra high frequency) is a part of the electromagnetic spectrum that broadcasts TV (and the name of that Weird Al movie that lampooned said...

  by Andrew Price

• Technology

  

  The "World's Cheapest Cell Phone"

  Vodafone has made what it's describing as the "world's cheapest phone." The Vodafone 150 will sell for less than $15. From the press...

  by Andrew Price

• Technology

  

  The World's Most Revolutionary Cell Phone

  On the cover of GOOD 006, the Design issue, we ran an image of an AK-47 and asked this question: Is there design this good that doesn't kill...

  by Alissa Walker

• Technology

  

  Can Cell Phones Really Save the Planet?

  Sort of. It's not the gadget that will make the difference-but what we do with it. The Center for American Progress' Bracken Hendricks explains.

  by Bracken Hendricks

• Lifestyle

  

  Are Cell Phones the Cigarettes of the 21st Century?

  There's an alarming amount of research that shows cell phones may not be as benign as we thought.

  by Kyla Fullenwider

• Lifestyle

  

  Video: This is Your Brain on Cell Phone

  Breaking news: Cell phones may or may not harm your brain.

  by Ann Marie Gardner

• Business

  

  eRecyclingCorps: A New Company That Recycles Old Cell Phones

  Former CEOs from Sprint and RadioShack are setting up a new company called eRecyclingCoprs that will recycle or refurbish old cell...

  by Andrew Price

• News

  

  Cops Can Search California Cell Phones Without Warrant

  Judges in the Golden State say you lose the privacy of your mobile device upon any arrest.

  by Zachary Slobig

• Environment

  

  Recycle Old Cell Phones for Cash, Reduce Waste

  That pile of old cell phones cluttering your closet is worth cash. Here's how to sell them and reduce your waste.

  by Alex Goldmark

• Technology

  

  How Do You Solve a Problem Like Cell Phone E-waste?

  From tweens furiously texting to businessmen incessantly checking for incoming e-mails, it is becoming increasingly difficult to tell where a...

  by Alicia Capetillo

• Technology

  

  The Psychology Behind Why Cell Phone Talkers Are So Annoying

  Overhearing half a conversation is inherently jarring, a study finds, and it has implications for safety while behind the wheel.

  by Patrick James

• Environment

  

  The Best, Worst, and Strangest Cell Phone Towers Disguised as Trees

  America's newest invasive species is headed your way.

  by Zak Stone

• Business

  

  Cell Phone Makers Agree: One Thing to Charge Them All

  This is incredibly good news, and will solve one of the major annoyances of the information age: "The world's major cellphone manufacturers...

  by Andrew Price

• Education

  

  Can Free Cell Phones Motivate Kids to Learn? (UPDATED)

  An experiment with 1,500 kids in Oklahoma City, led by Harvard economist Roland Fryer, hopes to find out.

  by Amanda M. Fairbanks

• Business

  

  Can the CellScope Cell Phone Microscope Revolutionize Rural Health Testing?

  This snappy device turns a cell phone into a microscope. But it will take more than technology to revolutionize rural health.

  by Alex Goldmark

• Education

  

  Learning Anywhere, Anytime: MIT Bringing Education to Cell Phones

  MIT, pioneers of online learning, is taking democratized education a step further.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Culture

  What Is Good Cell Phone Etiquette? The Community Answers

  by Hillary Newman

• Technology

  

  Dialing Our Pain with Our Cell Phones (Which Are Killing Us Softly)

  For the past decade, there has been a fairly constant stream of nightly local news features on how cell phones might cause brain tumors or...

  by Patrick James

• Business

  

  New Windows Phone 7 Ads Spoof Smart Phone Addicts

  New ads for the Windows Phone 7 are a satirical critique of a culture addicted to smart phones. Use their phone, they say, and live more.

  by Alex Goldmark