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As Cellphones Bulk Up, How Much Is Too Much?

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[Learning Community Group's Research Network :: Main Page] Zander said recently in his office in suburban Chicago. "The big challenge for every company over the next five years is to figure out what you are and how you make money."

Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.

[Worldmagblog.com] World Magazine Blog: The most customer complaints for poor quality were for cell-phones. This blog has been mostly a Michael Jackson-free zone, which we hope you appreciate.

[Poweryogi.blogspot.com] {poweryogi}: Eagerly await the arrival of my train - the mythical TGV - to take me to this town on the southern French border called Irun, where I have to take a connecting night train to Lisboa, Portugal. Get my ticket validated by a machine, get told that it was the wrong machine, find myself a yellow machine, and I am finally on the train.

[Bigblog.com] Search: University of Chicago study overturns conventional theory ...: A study by University of Chicago researchers contradicts conventional theory by showing that the percentage of mutations accepted in evolution is also strongly swayed by the speed at which new mutations arrive at a gene: the faster the speed of new mutations, the greater the percentage of those mutations accepted.

[Gizmodo.com] Gizmodo: It has an 18-cell Braille display, Bluetooth, and just about everything you need to handle your appointments, notes, and contacts in a tiny package. Essentially, this is an ActiveSync compatible PIM with stopwatch, e-book reader, word processor, and a lot of amazing stuff.

[Chicagotribune.com] Chicago Tribune news : Weblog: The vast majority basically confirm your experience (and mine) that cell phone conversations are a significant distraction to drivers--the leading cause of a very roughly estimated 38,000 accidents and 300 traffic deaths a year. They also find no meaningful safety advantage for hands-free phones over hand-held phones, making Natarus' proposal as nonsensical as a proposal that would permit drunken driving as long as the motorist wasn't actually holding a drink.