Cell phone rates for schools

• Perhaps the day is not far when Karachi would be known for its crime rate. The intensity with Raod are notorious for being hubs of cell phone snatching.
(Pakistan News Service)
• Since early 2001, every school accepting federal funding for discounted Internet access through the government's E-rate program had to do two things Katy ISD has been innovating by distributing Android phones to students.
(KQED)
• Effort to ticket cell phone use while driving has had no effect on accident rates.
(TheNewspaper.com)
• To his surprise, he got a bill for $400—not from the plumbers, from the phone company. John Ellis, a University of Chicago medical-school professor home gift after a trip abroad: a $10,000 cellular data bill.
(Yahoo Finance)
• The school provides school-owned cell phones to students from remote areas and low-income and improve its low retention rate, it began to mull new communication strategies that would meet kids where they felt most comfortable.
(The Journal)
• Assurance Wireless, which provides eligible residents with a free cell phone and 250 minutes of free monthly voice Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program and the National School Lunch Program's Free Lunch Program.
(Yahoo Finance)
• It says that iPhones have significantly higher rates of WiFi utilization than Android phones in the U.S. and the UK and he still remembers the clacking Mac keyboards from high school -- Apples seed-planting strategy at work.
(TechNewsWorld)
• Rates of cellphone ownership surprised me as well.
(Enterprise)
• But theres another set of victims: the vast majority of people with a cellular or landline phone contract exceed the available funding.
(Huffington Post)
• Some 63 percent of U.S. adults now access the Internet through a mobile device like a cell phone, laptop, ereader adults with less than a high school education, and those living in households earning less than $30,000 per year.
(PC Magazine)