cell phones
T-Mobile Makes Potential Game Changing Move Away From Cell Contracts
T-Mobile may be the smallest major wireless provider but it’s just made a big move to shake up how most of us pay for phones and cell service.
3 On Your Side: Best Cell Phone Service Providers
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan tells us about a new survey that ranks the best performers for a variety of tech needs.
3 On Your Side: Apple Unveils iPhone 5
It’s the day that iPhone users have been waiting for.
3 On Your Side: Tween Cell Phone Use On The Rise
These days, everyone seems to have a cell phone. As 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan tells us, children ages eight to twelve—or “tweens”—are now the new growth market for the wireless industry.
3 On Your Side: Hard To Wipe Smartphones Clean
As 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, when it comes time to ditch your old phone, the safeguards many of us take to protect our information just aren’t good enough.
NJ Makes It Easier To Prosecute Someone For Vehicular Homicide With New Texting & Talking Law
It’s now easier for New Jersey prosecutors to obtain convictions on vehicular homicide or assault by auto charges when drivers kill or injure someone while using a cellphone.
Stigall Show Log 5.18.12
Chris talks to Phillies OF Hunter Pence about his upcoming charity event, Steve Cordasco about Facebook’s IPO, CBS 3′s Beasley Reece to preview the Sixers and Phillies weekends, and Breitbart.com’s Larry O’Connor about biography discovered of President Obama claiming he was born in Kenya.
How Young Is Too Young To Have A Cell Phone?
New research indicates cell phone use is becoming more and more common at the Elementary School age.
E-Cycling Added To MLK Day Of Service At Girard College
There’s a different sort of community service event on Monday, marking Martin Luther King Day. It’s e-cycling, as in recycling for electronics.
As World Shifts From Talk To Text and Beyond, Cellular Companies Adjust Charges
We’re doing less talking and more texting on our cell phones. But there are signs that’s changing, too.
Stigall Show Log 12.14.11
Chris reacts to the latest dust up between Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney, he talks to Gregory Gianforcaro, a lawyer who specializes in child sex abuse cases, about Jerry Sandusky’s decision to waive his preliminary hearing, he responds to the NTSB suggestion to ban cell phones while driving and talks to Senator Pat Roberts about Jon Corzine’s testimony regarding the missing money from his firm MF Global.
Cell Phone Companies Agree To Warn Customers Who Near Contract Limits
A new agreement by the wireless companies and the federal government should lessen the dread of opening your phone bill.
Despite New Policy On Videotaping Of Officers By Citizens, Lawsuit v. Philadelphia Moves Forward
The local ACLU is applauding Philadelphia’s police commissioner for issuing a policy on the videotaping of officers by citizens.
Stigall Show Log 6.22.11
Chris talks about the latest defections from Newt Gingrich’s campaign and rising sea levels in New Jersey. He talks to CBS News Correspondent Jeff McCausland about a proposed troop drawdown in Afghanistan and Scott Franzke with the Phillies in St. Louis.
Stigall Show Log 6.1.11
Chris reviews Sarah Palin’s tour stop at the Liberty Bell, inspects the discrimination lawsuit filed by former waitresses at the Resorts Casino in Atlantic City and talks to Phillies Play-By-Play Announcer Scott Franzke about the series against the Nationals and Cliff Lee’s recent struggles.



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