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Photos: Spot the cell phone tower
December 3, 2004 Carriers try all sorts of tricks to blend high-tech towers into the landscape.Call screening comes to cell phones
December 7, 2004 Listen into someone leaving you a message on your phone for $4-a-month.Photos: New ways to use a cell phone
March 31, 2005 Cell phones find new features to put on display. They even make calls, too.Photos: Phones that flower
December 6, 2004 Toss that old cell phone case into the dirt and you may return a few weeks later to find a sunflower.Photo: Samsung's speech-to-text phone
April 19, 2005 P207 cell phone uses QuickPhrase software to let people send short text messages by just speaking.Photo: Paris Hilton's other Sidekick
February 22, 2005 T-Mobile's Sidekick II handheld combines a cell phone, a camera and instant messaging.E-tracking through your cell phone
February 13, 2006 Against a law, prosecutors aim to track suspects' locations through cell phones, CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh says.Cell phone towers in camouflage
December 3, 2004 Is it a tree? Is it a work of art? No, it's part of a high tech network--in disguise. Photos: Spot the towerPhones buzz to the beat
April 25, 2005 Verizon Wireless cell phone battery vibrates to the ring tone beat.Build-it-yourself cell phones
November 15, 2005 Frustrated at limitations on mainstream mobile phones, "homebrew" enthusiasts are building their own. Photos: Homebrew hackers tinker with phonesMobile browsing becoming mainstream
April 18, 2006 An increase in cell phone ownership, and use of wireless services by those over 35, may lead cell phones to dominate.Gartner: A billion cell phones by 2009
July 19, 2005 There's no slowing down the cell phone: Expect one in three people to have one by 2009, the research firm says.Wi-Fi phones make a splash
August 5, 2004 Roaming between wireless local area networks and cellular services may be closer--and pricier--than expected.Cell phone subscriptions surge in India
April 10, 2006 Of the 140 million phone service subscriptions, 90 million are for cell phones, according to the Indian government.Telemarketers target cell phones
June 21, 2005 It will cost you minutes, but get used to it, say experts, because telemarketers want your ear.Photo: Bollywood's cell-phone premiere
December 8, 2004 India's largest private mobile-phone service provider will play out a full-length movie on handsets.Will unlocked cell phones free consumers?
January 24, 2007 Handset makers in the U.S. are dabbling in selling phones directly to consumers, but will the model be attractive enough to consumers?Falling revenue for cell phone makers
January 11, 2006 Growth in cell phone sector won't return to current level until 2009, predicts research firm iSuppli.'Free' TV for your cell phone
May 17, 2005 Digital Music Video Network, an MTV-style commercial station, will debut in June with programming for the cell phone's tiny screen.With cell phones, it's all about location
May 17, 2005 Mobile carriers to start sending missing-child alerts; Microsoft touts location service. Also: "Free" TV.
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