Archive for March, 2009
Among kids’ cell phones ring tones, there is one special tone that cannot be heard by adults. It’s called “Mosquito,” which was originally created by Compound Security Company.
The primary purpose of this tone is to gratify adults and annoy teenagers who are loitering in front of stores. The ear-splitting 17-kiloherts buzzer was marketed as “ultrasonic...
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It can be a daunting task to choose your kids’ phones cell phone service provider. With plenty of regional providers and 4 national carriers – Sprint Nextel Corp., Cingular Wireless, T-Mobile USA Inc., and Verizon Wireless – the criteria for your choice might be a little complicated.
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You may want to look for the cheapest...
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Cell phones might be rare in pre-school. But some are wondering whether they should pack a wireless cell phone in the bags of their children together with pencils, pens, and other school supplies.
Is it really necessary to buy kids’ cell phones? Busy parents agree. They say that the peace of mind and convenience it offers...
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The issue whether it’s safe to give cell phones to kids is still debatable. Some are worrying that it’s dangerous, but there’s no conclusive evidence that confirms this. Not to mention that kids best cell phones today emit less than 10 times emissions than other conventional phones.
Still, responsible usage is the key. Your child shouldn’t...
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