I’d call it something along the lines of “The Cell Phone Pervert Act.” Still, “Camera Phone Predator Alert Act” is pretty catchy, too. That’s the name of a new bill being pushed by New York congressman Peter King: It would require that cell phones make a sound when they’re used to take a picture.
This is similar to a law that currently exists in Japan, which came to light recently when Apple was told it must add a picture-taking sound to the iPhone in order to sell the handset in that country.
“Congress finds that children and adolescents have been exploited by photographs taken in dressing rooms and public places with the use of a camera phone,” states the bill. According to Wired, the bill, which was introduced earlier this month, has thus far failed to pick up much support.
Plug a device into your Windows Vista computer and–poof! Nothing happens. Plug a device into a Windows 7 machine, on the other hand, and a photo realistic image of it appears in your taskbar, where it lives permanently, offering you easy access to some common tasks, services, and information. Microsoft calls it 
The cellular modem market took off last year with shipments hitting the 20 million mark, driven largely by carriers increasing their 3G service offerings, according to 
Ericsson has announced that it will trim 5,000 jobs as part of continued efforts to streamline operations amid uncertainty in the world economy, according to the 
