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Consumer reporter Nydia Han has a way you can earn money for something we all do many times a day.
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Is it acceptable for a bride and groom to ask wedding guests to surrender their phones?
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Police say a suspect's phone call from a convenience store telephone helped them to charge him with stealing $142 worth of change from the business.
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New Jersey is stiffening the penalties for motorists who use handheld cellphones to talk or text.
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Police say a Philadelphia-area man is facing charges after sexually assaulting a former girlfriend and using her cellphone to capture the encounter on video.
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SEPTA officials say an alleged subway cell phone thief has been caught.
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Law enforcement officials nationwide are demanding the creation of a "kill switch" that would render smartphones inoperable after they are stolen.
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Police in New Jersey might be allowed to search cellphones without a warrant after a motor vehicle crash.
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A group of about 100 high school students traveling from New York to Atlanta were thrown off a flight, along with their chaperones, after the pilot and crew lost patience with some kids who wouldn't sit down and put away their cellphones.
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Site finds money-saving cell phone plans
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It's almost dinner time. Whether you're looking for takeout or a reservation close to home or you are on vacation and need a good recommendation, there's an app to help you chose the best eats.
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Click play to watch Amy Buckman's report
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It's so easy to compare prices on the go now. More and more apps feature barcode scanners that give you instant access to other retailers' prices, and all these apps are free!
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A Michigan judge whose smartphone disrupted a hearing in his own courtroom has held himself in contempt and paid $25 for the infraction.
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A former Pennsylvania jail inmate says he didn't sneak a cellphone into the lockup in his prosthetic leg, though he acknowledged having it for a year as he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct.
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The latest list of the happiest and unhappiest jobs plus a major cell phone carrier is changing the way its plans work.
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Get cash for your old electronics
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This new service provider is called Republic Wireless. There's no contract and if you change your mind within 30 days, Republic promises to give you a full refund
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An Obama administration adviser says the White House believes smartphone and tablet users should be allowed to unlock their phones and use the devices on the network of their choosing.
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Apple's Siri voice recognition ushered in a whole new era in smart-phone technology. Now, downloadable apps are trying to get in on the conversation. But how well do they work?
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Authorities in Ohio say a pocket-dialing prowler got himself arrested after his cellphone turned informant. Twice.
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A conversation with two passengers landed a Florida tow truck driver in jail after his cellphone pocket-dialed 911 and dispatchers listened in.
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Click play to watch the report from Action News
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Authorities say the former chief custodian at Gloucester Catholic High School secretly videotaped students and teachers.
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Click play to watch the report from Action News
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Click play to watch the report from Action News at 5:00 p.m.
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The state of Delaware is using a $900,000 federal grant to crack down on drivers who use a cellphone while behind the wheel.
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Sprint is buying out the founder of Clearwire to gain majority control of the wireless network operator. The move follows the pledge by Japan's Softbank to infuse Sprint with cash by buying a majority stake in it.
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There's a reason they're called smartphones.
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Thousands of teenagers who can't take their cellphones to school have another option.
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A young man talking on a cellphone meanders along the edge of a lonely train platform at night. Suddenly he stumbles, loses his balance and pitches over the side, landing head first on the tracks.
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A cellphone can be a real life-saver -- and not just for making calls.
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Drivers caught talking or texting on their cell phones in New Jersey may soon face increased fines and license suspensions.
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Letting your telephone ring in a courtroom is rarely a good idea. Taking the call is worse.
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The number of accidental calls to 911 in New York City has become an emergency in itself.
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Bad jobs numbers impact stocks; Oil prices fall; Samsung unveils its newest phone; Canada calls it quits for the penny.
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Plus, major changes for local United Way chapters and spam text messages are on the rise.
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Looking for a cellphone is no reason to drive your car down the boardwalk.
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Student loan debt could be causing problesm for the housing market; AT&T 4G comes in tops.
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Could a USAirways merger be near? Plus, hotel rooms in Philadelphia rank high on the expense meter.
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Click for the latest from Deborah Kostroun
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Click for the latest from Deborah Kostroun
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