Okay so, as you know I create one conspiracy theory every single day to keep all my readers happy. I use various news events, fictional stories, other conspiracy theories, and a little imagination to bring to you my conspiratorial theory of the day. For today’s fictional conspiracy I am going to talk about cell phones, and the recent research proving that cell phones can cause serious health problems. Now then, let me begin today’s conspiracy theory, which I just made up.

You see, the cell phone industry, electronics manufacturers, and the government have known for quite a while that cell phones can damage human health. It has been known for quite a while that microwave frequencies cause all sorts of brain damage, and even brain cancer. Cell phones have always operated on frequencies within the microwave range. Indeed, when the authorities found out just how bad it was they tried to keep everything hush-hush. » Read more: News About Cell Phones Causing Cancer and the Conspiracy Theory Behind the Curtain

The recent news reports about the iPhone storing Wifi and cell phone tower information has really made international headlines. This has given birth to conspiracy theories and warnings about Big Brother and the New World Order. But this is not news at all to any cell phone forensic investigator that has been examining iPhones over the past few years. In fact this has been common knowledge.

The information is not actually tracking information per say. But it does record and store the WIFI and cell phone tower data that the phone or iPad has connected to during the devices various travels. » Read more: iPhone Tracking Features No Surprise To Cell Phone Forensic Examiners

Cell Phone Spy Programs are now extremely popular applications for smart phones. Judging from the growth rate it may become a standard application on phones that are not owned by the user. That’s mostly teens who are given their phones by parents and employees who use the company phone for business.

Are Mobile Monitoring Programs Legal?

It is not illegal to install and use on phones that you personally own. It really depends on where you are. In most states it is legal to record or listen in on any conversation as long as 1 party knows about it. Check with your state laws to know for sure. You will easily find many websites selling various software packages and easily purchase it from several reputable vendors. Again before using it check with you state laws before implementing it. » Read more: Cell Phone Spy Programs Secrets Revealed

A funny thing happened on the way to publication of a WHO sponsored study on cell phones and cancer risks. First the study was delayed for four years. Then a news embargo was placed on study participants. And finally, instead of reporting proof of cell phone dangers as had been reported all the way up until just days before the study was finally released, the study instead reported that it found no evidence of cell phone dangers, contradicting the study’s evidence as well as the opinions of some study scientists.

In actuality, the Interphone Study did discover that long-term usage increased the chance of glioma by 40 per cent, but dismissed the risk because of possible biases and errors. Six of eight Interphone studies found increased risks of glioma, the most common brain tumor, with one study finding a 39 per cent increase. » Read more: Industry Funded Cell Phone Study Ignores Evidence, Whitewashes Results

Instead of exploiting new function for the lucrative Smartphone, Nokia is focusing on simpler cell phone market of the poorest consumers. Nokia plans to announce an expanding program, called Lift Tools, parts of its Ovi mobile service business, to Nigeria.

Since then, it will only cost 250 Nigerian naira, or $1.75 a month, for Nigeria cell phone users to get text service contains information on graphics, health and disease news, English language training or entertainment and sports news. What’s more. The cell phone users, like the famers, can also get the latest market price through agricultural extension, or weather forecast through weather agencies. » Read more: Using Cell Phone for Market Forecasting

There are many reasons why you would want to trace a cell phone number. Maybe you want to look up an old school or college friend, verify an address or check up on your partner. The great news is that you can trace a cell phone number in the comfort of your own home in less than five minutes.

There are many directories on the internet that will help you trace a cell phone number. The not so good news is that there are no free cell phone number lookups. This is because cell phones are private numbers; laws protect their details. The directories on the internet have to pay for the information that they have, so in turn we have to pay a small one-off fee. The good news is that they are only small fee’s. » Read more: Trace a Cell Phone Number in Under Five Minutes

Recycle cell phones? Absolutely!

Did you know that you can actually recycle your old or used cell phones? If you’re like most people, you probably have one or two hidden in a drawer somewhere. In a few months or years, you’ll rediscover these hidden phones and having no further use to you, these old units will most likely end up in your garbage bin and thence, in your city’s landfill.

But there’s a better, more environmentally-responsible, even more profitable way to dispose of your old mobile phones. Cell phone recycling is the answer.

There may be around 700 million used or old cellular phones in America today, with approximately 125 million discarded handsets added every year. According to a study done by a market intelligence firm iSuppli Corporation in 2007, 36.8 percent stored their phones in their drawers, 10.2 percent threw them away or declared these as lost or stolen, and only 9.4 percent recycled their used or old phones. » Read more: Cell Phone Recycling – Reasons Why We Absolutely Must

If you are reading this article you are more than likely one of the many people wondering if it is possible to do a free reverse cell phone lookup. If you have searched the internet I’m almost possible that you have been frustrated with the number of websites that promise a free search only to disappoint you in the end.

If you want to do a reverse phone lookup for a residential phone number, business line, or even a 1-800 number there are many sites that offer this information for free unless the owner of the communication line has designated it to be non published. If this is the case there is still a way to find the information which is something we will go over in more detail in this article. » Read more: Looking For A Free Reverse Cell Phone Lookup? Read This First!

In all honesty this is not an easy question to answer.

Why?

Simply because there is no easy answer. What may be best for “me” ….. may not be best for “you”.

In reality, the best cellular phone is simply any phone that has features that match your needs. Alot of phones have fancy features that you may not use. Some phones are geared towards media, text, email, browsing, etc… The main feature you should truly focus on is being able to make and receive a phone call. Period. After that everything else is icing on the cake. I suggest before making a purchase for a cellular phone, research the forums and see what people like and don’t like, before you purchase. » Read more: What Is The Best Cell Phone Or Cell Phone Deal For YOU

Cell phones (telefone celular) or mobile phones have had a great impact on the way we lead our lives. In today’s world, where change is the only constant, cell phones have been upgraded with lots of new technological features. There has been a tremendous growth in the use of cell phones all over the world and now almost anybody has a personal cell phone. What started in 1960s as a bulky radio communication equipment to be used at the time of war, it has now become a small pocket device with a host of special features specially crafted for the common consumer.

It satisfies more than the basic need to communicate. It is a fashion statement – an identity of self – and it comes in hundreds of models. Nokia is the world’s largest manufacturer of cell phones followed by Motorola, Samsung, BenQ, Siemens, Panasonic, Philips, LG, NEC, Sony Ericsson, Fujitsu and many more. Apart from calling and texting, cell phones are used for a variety of purposes – to keep contact information, to make task lists and daily schedules, browse mobile websites and check emails, play games, watch video clips, listen to music, take pictures and much more. » Read more: Cell Phone in Every Pocket