Americans love them, and hate them. And many say they can’t imagine living without their mobile phones. A survey released Friday shows the mixed emotions people feel about their devices, with many saying they use the phones to save time, but worry about spending too much time using them.
The country’s huge pool of cell-phone users on prepaid accounts are showing signs of increased willingness to open up their wallets to avail themselves of mobile data services, Smart Communications said.
Worries over radiation are so rampant in Japan after last year’s nuclear meltdowns that the world’s first cell phones with built-in radiation monitors are going on sale.
SAN FRANCISCO — Electronic Arts Inc. said Tuesday that it will buy PopCap Games for at least $750 million in a bid to snag a larger piece of the rapidly growing market for games on cell phones and social networks. The video game publisher also said that its fiscal first-quarter results will be better than [...]
