Cell phones

So much for being up to speed on modern technology.

We offer a simple proposal: treat trains and subway platforms as you would an elevator.

You will soon be able to use your cell phone in every station of the subway, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced Thursday, making every New Yorker's dream/nightmare a reality.

Although the overall wireless reception across the subway system is improving, some stations are still stuck in the stone age.

This week's question comes from a New Yorker who thinks pedestrians need to snap out of it.

The study found rats exposed to cell phone radio-frequency radiation were more likely to develop brain and heart cancers.

Representatives with Verizon, T Mobile and Sprint tell us they've deployed cells on wheels (COWs) in affected areas.

Mayor de Blasio is expected to announce new regulations regarding cell phones in city schools today.

Emojis are the paper airplanes and passed notes of the 21st century, after all.

How about an app that flashes YOU ARE 30 SECONDS CLOSER TO DEATH PUT ME DOWN & SET YOURSELF FREE after every 30 seconds of continuous texting?

Is it humanly possible to talk on the phone for 17 hours straight?

When's the last time you looked at your phone? Answer: Probably less than 10 minutes ago.