Mobile telephones: a way of life

Article Abstract:

The mobile telephone, once thought to be a luxury item, could become the most popular product of the 1990's. In 1991, the number of new cellular phone subscribers grew by 43% in the US and 35% in Europe. Market penetration should continue to grow rapidly as the systems become more affordable.

Economic aspects, International aspects, Cellular telephone equipment industry, Growth

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Cellular damage: mobile telephones and cancer

Article Abstract:

The cellular telephone industry and users of its products have been alarmed by reports linking their use to brain cancer. The evidence thus far is anecdotal, but some believe even the minute amount of electromagnetic radiation that emanates from the phones could be responsible.

Health aspects, Risk factors, Brain cancer, Electromagnetic radiation

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Digital daze: mobile telephones

Article Abstract:

The UK's two main cellular telephone networks, Vodaphone and Cellnet, are introducing new service packages aimed at popularizing mobile phones in Britain. To date, only 2% of the British use cellular phones. High costs have limited market penetration.

United Kingdom, Product introduction, Cellular telephone services industry, Cellular telephone services, Vodafone Group PLC, Trac Communications Inc. Cellnet Div.

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