As reported here on Cell Phones Etc. and across the Web, here’s your daily brief on what happened in the world of mobile phones this Friday, June 3rd, 2011. The 20 Cell Phones Least Likely To Fry Your Brain Dead The highest SAR score the FCC allows is 1.6 watts per kilogram.

As reported here on Cell Phones Etc. and across the Web, here’s your daily brief on what happened in the world of mobile phones this Thursday, June 2nd, 2011. TI Announces 1.8GHz Dual-core OMAP4470 Mobile Processor Texas Instruments on Thursday unveiled its latest mobile processor, the 1.8GHz dual-core OMAP4470, from the annual Computex trade show in Taipei, Taiwan

As reported here on Cell Phones Etc. and across the Web, here’s your daily brief on what happened in the world of mobile phones this Tuesday, May 17th, 2011.

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As reported here on Cell Phones Etc. and across the Web, here’s your daily brief on what happened in the world of mobile phones this Friday, May 6th, 2011. LG Optimus 2X scoops up Guinness World Record for being first dual-core smartphone LG can now proudly boast they’re officially the first handset maker to release a dual-core smartphone

As reported here on Cell Phones Etc. and across the Web, here’s your daily brief on what happened in the world of mobile phones this Monday, May 2nd, 2011. Apple to fix location tracking bug in iOS 4.3.3; due out soon Apple promised an update to address the tracking issue, and based on this report, it looks like it’ll come in the form of iOS 4.3.3

As reported here on Cell Phones Etc. and across the Web, here’s your daily brief on what happened in the world of mobile phones this Wednesday, April 13th, 2011. Motorola bringing Froyo to Bravo, seeks guinea pigs to test it Here’s good news for you Motorola Bravo owners out there.

As reported here on Cell Phones Etc. and across the Web, here’s your daily brief on what happened in the world of mobile phones this Wednesday, April 6th, 2011

As reported here on Cell Phones Etc. and across the Web, here’s your daily brief on what happened in the world of mobile phones this Tuesday, April 5th, 2011.

With only a handful of wireless telecoms in the U.S., the cannibalistic notion of AT&T absorbing T-Mobile is a troubling idea on many levels, and all of them end badly for both the consumer and the industry. If there is one thing that the wireless industry needs it’s more competition, not less.