Do you think you’re paying too much for your cell phone? Would you like to change that? A mere fifteen years after cell phones were first introduced to the public back in 1977 with only 2000 customers, 60 million people now have cell phones. It’s now t a $30 billion a year industry. If you don’t want to contribute any more to that $30 billion than is absolutely necessary, read on.

A JD Powers and Associates report states that the average basic service cell phone package costs $63 per month, and those with more advanced features runs an average … Read more at Reverse Cell Phones

For decades now scientists have been debating whether the radiation emitted from cell phones is causing permanent damage to the brains of people who use them. A new government funded study by the National Institutes of Health seems to suggest it is doing something, but scientists are not quite certain what that is.

Let’s be clear: according to researchers the electromagnetic radiation produced by a cell phones affects glucose metabolism. When glucose metabolism inside your brain goes up, cells get activated. The complete study was published in the Journal of American Medical Association and includes the caveat that while they … Read more at Reverse Cell Phones

The mobile phone usage in the car debate is one that has been talked about for years and there are already a lot of countries including UK, China, Poland, Australia and Brazil that have already said yes to ban the use of a mobile phone in the car.

The main country that is yet to say yes on a whole is the USA and this currently is put down to the individual states voting independently to make a decision. States like Alabama, Idaho and Delaware are all still saying no to a ban whereas other states like California, Washington and … Read more at Reverse Cell Phones

Andrew Hall is a guest blogger for An Apple a Day and a writer on becoming a phlebotomist for the Guide to Health Education.

When I try to write music, I often struggle with the fact that melodies, ideas and fragments don’t necessarily come at practical times, i.e. when I’m sitting down with an instrument and writing a chord progression with the intention of making it a part of a piece of music. I’ve read far too many interviews with musicians who talk about how they either had a functional way to capture fragments or how they regularly lost what … Read more at Reverse Cell Phones

With the increase in mobile phone use and possession throughout the world, it is essential that phone services and the phones themselves become more environmentally friendly so as to minimize our “carbon footprint”.

There are numerous ways to make mobile phones more green and even the smallest things can make an enormous difference to the environment if enough people develop these beneficial practices.

Recycle Your Phone

This is a highly effective practice and can both save money as well as help the environment. An old phone can be sold on eBay for a significant amount of money or … Read more at Reverse Cell Phones

Despite the fact that you can conference call people on the other side of the world on the phone, the telephone actually works along quite simple principles. Interestingly, the technology behind the phone in your home has not really changed over the past century. You could take a phone from the 1930s, plug it into the phone jack in your hall or living room and it would still work.

Inside the mouthpiece on the handset is a thin metal coating. Between this and an electrode is a thin barrier – these days it is made of plastic. This barrier is … Read more at Reverse Cell Phones

Video is everywhere these days. It is on television, on computers, on cell-phones, on closed-circuit store monitors, and at airports. Video is as common as print advertising, but it is more powerful. Video has its roots in the movie theater, and its ability is to draw in the viewer. Ads influence and entertain, but they don’t make the viewer a central part of the message. Video can be used in a variety of different ways inside a corporation. Let’s look at a few which highlight its diverse functions and uses.

Corporate videos are typically designed for internal consumption. They … Read more at Reverse Cell Phones

Earlier this year Apple computers announced that they would be releasing a new touch screen notebook computer called the ipad.  Actually the iPad falls into the new category called “slate computers”.  A slate computer is different than a touch screen laptop or a tablet computer in that there is no keyboard and very few buttons to interact with the computer.

The device is designed to be 100% touch screen controlled.  There was a lot of hype surrounding the announcement of the iPad and many people were quick to chime in on what they thought of the new product.  Most of these people … Read more at Reverse Cell Phones

Are you worried about who your teenage daughter or son may be talking to on their cell phone? Some individuals are also concerned about furtive behavior of their significant other when making or answering certain cell phone calls. Especially for children, monitoring their computer usage is important to avoid online predators. But if a predator has gotten your child’s cell phone number, or your partner’s behavior is driving you wild with worry and curiosity, the solution is simple. When the phone is left unattended, simply look at its calls received/made histories and quickly note the unfamiliar numbers. If you … Read more at Reverse Cell Phones

Find the Owner of a Phone Call You Just Got

When you get a prank phone call at your home or on your cell phone and need to know who called or someone called and all you have is their number, Reverse Phone Detective can tell you the name and the address of the person that called. The first step is to search for the number by area code and seven digit number.

Not All Phone Number Lookups Alike

Sometimes the owner of a number is easy to find but sometimes it’s not so easy. Often a cell phone number … Read more at Reverse Cell Phones