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• Farewell, Nokia: The most weird and wonderful phones from its history - Digital Spy
• Black Friday Online Tech Deals: Radioshack Discounts Phone Cases And More ... - Gamenguide
• This is Verizon's new completely insane Droid - CNNMoney
• Mobile phone records could help the fight against Ebola, study finds - The Guardian

Farewell, Nokia: The most weird and wonderful phones from its history - Digital Spy Posted: 29 Oct 2014 10:38 AM PDT Digital Spy Farewell, Nokia: The most weird and wonderful phones from its history Digital Spy The N-Gage was released in 2003, but Nokia's gaming ambitions stretched far beyond that. Following the release of a second-gen model in 2004, Nokia moved its N-Gage capabilities to its mobile phone range and supported the service until 2009. and more »

Black Friday Online Tech Deals: Radioshack Discounts Phone Cases And More ... - Gamenguide Posted: 29 Oct 2014 10:30 AM PDT Black Friday Online Tech Deals: Radioshack Discounts Phone Cases And More ... Gamenguide The best shopping day of the year is approaching--Black Friday is one month away. It's never too early to start thinking about the best deals you can grab, or jumping on those already offered, and some major retailers are lined up with some price ...

This is Verizon's new completely insane Droid - CNNMoney Posted: 29 Oct 2014 07:48 AM PDT Top Tech News This is Verizon's new completely insane Droid CNNMoney The phone feels great in your hand, particularly the Kevlar-like "ballistic nylon" option. It's built well, but the phone's plastic shell doesn't quite match the more industrial feel of Motorola's very similar Moto X. The Moto X's frame is made of ... Motorola Droid Turbo Offers Two-Day Battery Life Top Tech News Droid Turbo speeds onto the scene with a near-immortal battery ConsumerReports.org New Droid Turbo Charges to 8 Hours of Battery Life in Just 15 Minutes Wired TechRadar UK all 368 news articles »

Mobile phone records could help the fight against Ebola, study finds - The Guardian Posted: 29 Oct 2014 07:21 AM PDT E&T magazine Mobile phone records could help the fight against Ebola, study finds The Guardian The Southampton geographer and senior author on the study, Dr Andy Tatem, said: "Proving the resilience and accuracy of using mobile phone records to map populations was crucial for us, as it has many advantages over traditional census information. Phone call data can accurately map population Zee News all 20 news articles »

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