If you’ve got users who are non-exempt employees, warn their managers to be careful about when and how often they contact those workers via company-issued mobiles.

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Tags: cell phones, cellphones, non-exempt employees, pay, work-related, workers

All that talk by mobile phone behemoths that good old American corporate competition is best for consumers seems to be just the kind of hogwash many thought it was.

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Tags: cell phones, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, providers, rates, survey

Looking for an administrative nightmare? Check out this one: The IRS is considering enforcing a two-decades-old law that lets them collect taxes on the personal calls and text messages sent on work-issued mobile phones.

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Tags: cell phones, IRS, law, tax, texts, wireless companies

From the no pain, no gain file: That numbness, tingling or pain in your forearm and hand may be a mystery no longer. You could have cell phone elbow.

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Tags: cell phone elbow, cell phones, cubital tunnel syndrome, doctors, nerve, syndrome

Despite the fact that everyone seems to have a cell phone glued to the side of their face, the phones you’re seeing likely aren’t new.

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Tags: cell phones, mobile, sales, stimulus money, upgrades

Gentlemen: Get that cell phone out of your pants pocket when you make a call, unless you’re not concerned about the possible impact it could have on your sperm.

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Tags: calls, cell phones, fertility, health, mobile, sperm

The economy may be crawling along, but you couldn’t tell that by looking at the cell phone industry.

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Tags: cell phones, Economy, growth, industry, mobile, sales