Could this be another celebrity cell phone hack? Some racy pics of Miley Cyrus surfaced showing her laid out on a bed with satin sheets, wearing next to nothing.

Miley’s legs are spread wide apart offering a full view of her crotch, and she’s playing with her iPhone.

In a recent interview, Miley said she’s still solidly grounded.

“I’m not some crazy lady who’s gone off the deep end, because I definitely haven’t. I just always try to be real. Every 18-year-old explores sexuality and experiments and tries things. For me there’s no reason to change that,” she explains.

Although we aren’t sure how this photo surfaced, she looks too awesome not to share this!

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Justin Timberlake says the penis picture found on Mila Kunis’ phone isn’t his. This according to a source close to Timberlake says TMZ.

As we reported earlier in the week, Mila Kunis’ phone was hacked where several pictures of JT were found. There was also a picture of a penis found on the phone which was thought to belong to Timberlake.

Timerlake claims to have never taken a penis picture in his entire life.

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Mila Kunis cell phone was hacked, and the hacker has released some revealing pictures of Justin Timberlake found on the phone.

The pictures show Timberlake laying in bed shirtless and another with Justin with pink panties on his head. There is also a pic of Mila in the bathtub, but all you see is her head.

The hacker also found a multitude of texts between Mila and Justin.

This is becoming an epidemic. Just this morning Scarlett Johansson naked pics were released by a cell phone hacker.

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Kobe Bryant is accused of assaulting a man in Church on Sunday over a cell phone picture.

According to KCBS-TV in Los Angeles, Bryant got upset after he thought the man was taking a cell phone picture of him and his wife. Bryant grabbed the phone out of the man’s hand, but didn’t find any pictures. The man is claiming his wrist was injured by Bryant.

Kobe – you gotta watch that temper.

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‘Black Eyed Peas’ member will.i.am had to use his cell phone to remember lyrics on stage during a recent show in France, reports Pink Is The New Blog.

During a performance of the groups’ new single ‘Don’t Stop The Party,’ the singer/producer whipped out his blackberry and read his lyrics off of it. I mean, so ridiculous.

The group was performing a mash-up of Belgian rapper’s Stromae’s European smash “Alors On Dance” with “Don’t Stop The Party,” so I could see why he needed some help in the french department. But the funny thing is, as soon as the Stromae portion of the performance ended, will.i.am can still be seen clearly cheating around the one minute mark. He doesn’t even know his own song!

It’s not unheard of that artists use teleprompters when performing, but this single is over a year old and, to be frank, not that hard to remember.

Check it out below!

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Last week, Xtreme Technology Corporation announced the release of it’s XLink device. The XLink allows people to make and receive cell phone calls through their landline phones.

To use the XLink, plug the device into he wall and the cell phone’s Bluetooth technology will connect wirelessly to the XLink. Each cell phone line will make the landline phone ring is a distinct way, so users will know whose cell phone is rining. When a user is calling out, they can choose which celluar number, or land line number, they would like to make the call from. This means that the cellphone can remain in a charger to be used when a user leaves their home.

The XLink device comes in two models, the BT & BTTN. The models will sell for approximately $70 and $100 U.S., respectively.

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Our connected society makes big demands on us all to stay in touch, whether it’s with the office or home. Cellular telephones have gone from being a convenient “extra” to being a virtual necessity. But with all the different plans available, sometimes it’s hard to find the best deal.

Cell phone companies offer a wide variety of monthly plans, most of which require a long-term contract. If you are reasonably certain you will be keeping your cell phone for at least a year, this poses no great burden, but what if you’re planning to move to another state in six months? What if your needs change? The fact is, contract cell phone deals can be excellent, but it depends on your situation. Many of these contracts offer a significant amount of minutes, and other benefits such as free roaming, free nights and weekends calling, or free inbound calling. Still, you must be wary of overage charges; and as always, be aware that any introductory rate is just that–introductory. Pay close attention to what the “real” rate is going to be once the promotion is over.

There are situations where any contract is going to be a bad deal. Suppose, for example, you just don’t use it that often. What good is a contract for a thousand minutes a month, if you only use a hundred? What if you want to have it only for emergencies? And suppose you want to provide a cell phone to a teenage child, but don’t want to get hit with unexpected bills. Prepaid is the best way to give that child a cell phone, but still retain control over its usage. And for low to moderate users of cellular telephones, a prepaid cell phone deal is more than likely going to present the best deal.

Going with prepaid cell allows you to easily budget your minutes from month to month, and keep control over your cell phone bill. When selecting a prepaid plan, there are still a lot of things to consider when looking for the best deal. First, when you buy a prepaid card and load the minutes onto your phone, those minutes will usually have an expiration date. Depending on the plan, the minutes may be good for only 30 days, and then they will disappear. This means you’ve paid for minutes you haven’t used, which defeats the entire purpose of having a prepaid phone. Other plans have expiration dates of 90 days or more, this will give you the maximum amount of flexibility. Also, beware that in most cases, the per-minute charge goes down when you purchase cards that have more minutes on them. As such, figuring out the best card to buy is a balancing act–you don’t want to buy too many, or you’ll waste minutes by allowing them to expire. But you don’t want to buy too few, or the per-minute charge will be too high.

Regardless, once you compare offerings and decide which one is best for you, in many cases the prepaid cell phone will offer much better value than a long-term cellular contract.

About The Author

Tom Spelling is a contributing editor to the Prepaid Reviews site ? a website that reviews prepaid cell phone plan providers and rates them according to service factors and customer feedback from visitors. The site offers reviews on Virgin Mobile Prepaid, TracFone Prepaid, Cingular Go Phone and many more brands of prepaid cellular service. http://www.prepaidreviews.com/.

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The risk of brain tumors among cell phone users in rural areas is much higher than in cities, according to a Swedish study released this week.

Headed by Professor Lennart Hardell of the University Hospital in Orebro, the study found that residents of rural areas who used mobile digital phones for more than three years were over three times as likely to be diagnosed with a brain tumor as those living in urban areas.

“The stronger the signal, the higher the risk,” he said.

The chance of getting a brain tumor, which can lead to cancer, is quadrupled if cell phones were used for more than five years.

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