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Screaming cell phones aim to cut down thefts

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Source: ComputerWorld.com - Posted by Carney Mimms

A U.K. company hopes a cell phone security system it has developed will halt a spiraling rise in phone theft. The system sets off a high pitch scream, permanently locks the handset and wipes all data if reported stolen.

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