With cell phones, it's all about location
Mobile carriers to start sending missing-child alerts; Microsoft touts location service. Also: "Free" TV.
Going mobile now means you can pitch in to help find missing children or quickly update your driving directions.
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The New York Times
May 14, 2005
Amber Alerts head to cell phones
Nearly a dozen cell phone carriers will start to broadcast missing-children alerts to customers, starting Tuesday.May 17, 2005
'Free' TV for your cell phone
Digital Music Video Network, an MTV-style commercial station, will debut in June with programming for the cell phone's tiny screen.May 17, 2005
Study: Cell phone risk higher in countryside
A researcher finds that the risks of brain tumors are higher in rural areas because phones emit more intense signals there.May 17, 2005
Microsoft touts real-time location service
Junk remover 1-800-Got-Junk is among first to latch onto package combining MapPoint Location Server with Sprint network.May 16, 2005
The cell phone that does everything, sort of
Samsung's new A800 can take photos, scan in business cards, record videos, play TV shows and transcribe speech. But how well?The New York Times
May 14, 2005