Cellphone viruses: hype or hellish new threat — a podcast I recorded for the BBC World Service Business Daily.
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theres always going to be viruses with anything, thats even with cell phones. I say we get rid of cell phones all together, they are nothing but tracking devices. You can see what I mean in this article on reverse cell phone directories
http://ezinearticles.com/?Reverse-Cell-Phone-Directory-That-Will-Find-Any-Cell-Phone-Number&id=802642
so now anyone can get your address from a cell number? Thats crazy!
Really good article. I have been following your blog for last 3 months. You have good knowledge
on Mobile(cell phone) Industry and happenings. Please continue the good work. Thank you.
Nice post.Cell phone irritate me.Always try to safe use of blue tooth.Thanks
Virus is very irritating… and I don’t even want to think of the damages that it may cause in every devices especially cellphones. Blue tooth is a very good feature in our phone but it is really the access point of virus.