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If you have a cell phone, did you know someone could be listening in on your phone calls?

There's a device that claims if you use it, you'll never see a monthly phone bill again.

Mobile's G1 is the first phone to use Google's new Android operating system. We also get a first look at the new Blackberry Storm .

There's a new piece of technology that many kids will consider intrusive, but many parents will find is very effective at keeping predators away.

Akon and Styles P deal with prison life and describe how they ended up in jail.

Virtual Tennis is a 3D augmented reality game in which two phones connect via bluetooth before playing a game of tennis using a "c... more > Virtual Tennis is a 3D augmented reality game in which two phones connect via bluetooth before playing a game of tennis using a "court" printed from http://fanta.eu. To play, you and a friend each set your phone's browser to http:/m.fanta.eu, and download the free app. Run it. One player chooses "Start as server" and the other chooses "Connect to server." You can also choose "Practice mode." Use the phone's camera to look at the court you printed out-- and it turns into a tennis court and tennis ball! Play anywhere!

Monty sings about how to answer the phone.

The president of Verizon Wireless says some employees recently viewed President-elect Barack Obama's personal cell phone account. Verizon says the employees who viewed the account have been put on immediate leave with pay. (Nov. 21)

Google and T-Mobile joined forces to build a new phone unveiled on Tuesday. The G1 phone stands alone as it features Google's Android mobile platform. Dave Winkler, product developer for T-Mobile gives us a tour. (Sept. 23)

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