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n1 Executive Health Group Uses Latest Technology to Detect, Protect Against Skin Cancer Memorial Day marks the official start of summer travel and a time when most people head outdoors. It’s important for people to remember to protect their families against one of the most common forms of cancer today: skin cancer. Current statistics show that 1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime[i], and melanoma rates have been rising for the past 30 years[ii]. In addition, melanoma is the most common form of cancer for young adults 25–29 years old and the second most common form of cancer for adolescents and young adults 15–29 years old[iii]. Melanoma is one of the most dangerous cancer types but also one of the most curable if caught early. A melanoma starts as a small spot on your skin, grows over the course of time and finally spreads the cancer cells to other organs in your body. If it is detected early by your physician, it can be excised before it starts spreading a

Online presales begin June 12 U.S. Cellular (NYSE: USM) and Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung Mobile), the No. 1 mobile phone provider in the U.S. and the No. 1 smartphone provider worldwide, have announced that the 4G LTETM Samsung Galaxy S® III will be available for customers to preorder on June 12 and will be in stores and online in July. Customers will have the option to prepay for the device beginning June 12 and sign up for updates on June 5 at uscellular.com/gs3. The Galaxy S III smartphone will be offered in a 16 GB version in Marble White and Pebble Blue and a 32 GB version in Marble White. Pricing will be available when the presale begins on June 12. Customers who purchase the Samsung Galaxy S III from U.S. Cellular receive benefits no one else offers, including new devices faster without resigning contracts, free Battery Swap and the only points-based rewards program in the industry. “We’re eager to get this iconic smartphone into the hands of our customers s

Classes will help smartphone users get most out of their device, customize it to fit lifestyle Smartphone sales will exceed 1 billion devices by 2016, according to IMS Research. For wireless customers looking to make the switch to a smartphone or tablet or simply upgrade their device, U.S. Cellular will offer free Device Workshops in your area throughout the month. U.S. Cellular associates will help attendees get the most out of the features on their Android-powered, Windows Phone and BlackBerry devices, such as the Samsung Galaxy S Aviator and Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 . The workshops are open to everyone. Please call the store to RSVP .               “Smartphones continue to be our go-to, all-in-one gadget,” said Frank Jacquez, director of sales for U.S. Cellular in the Mid-Atlantic. “Android-powered devices have access to nearly half a million apps along with digital movies, books and music. Customers who switch to U.S. Cellular join the only points-based rewards program i

Carrier Offers Tips That Schools Can Use to Start Planning Their Campaigns U.S. Cellular (NYSE: USM) announced today that its Calling All Communities campaign will return for the fourth year this September. It challenges schools to rally community support for the chance to win a share of $1 million to fund the projects their students need the most. The school that garners the most community votes will win $150,000 with the next 17 schools each receiving $50,000. Schools are encouraged to take advantage of the summer months to start building their winning campaigns early. “Calling All Communities gives schools in the towns and cities where we live and work the opportunity to earn the funding they need to invest in the areas most critical to their students’ learning experiences,” said Carter S. Elenz, executive vice president of sales and customer service for U.S. Cellular. “We are committed to education and this annual campaign is a great way to engage entire communities to rally f

U.S. Cellular Provides Tips for Virginia Hurricane Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday May 25-31 The 2011 Atlantic hurricane season produced a total of 19 tropical storms of which seven became hurricanes, including four major hurricanes. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) called 2011 the third-highest total since records began in 1851 and was well above the average of 11. In August 2011, Hurricane Irene caused several deaths in Virginia, which also sustained the second-largest power outage in state history. With hurricane and flood season just around the corner, you can get ready for severe weather now and save money too.  Stock up on supplies during the Hurricane Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday in Virginia which takes place May 25–31.  During this holiday, shoppers can save taxes on cellphone batteries, chargers and many other items for their family emergency supply kit.  A full list of tax exempt items can be found at www.tax.virginia.gov or for more informati

Customers get hands-on experience learning about basic smartphone features and how to customize their device to fit their lifestyle Not all smartphone customers are the same. They each use their devices in different ways to enhance and simplify their lives and there are endless personalization options to let them customize it to fit their lifestyle.  For smartphone customers or wireless customers thinking about making the switch to a smartphone, U.S. Cellular (NYSE: USM) offers free Device Workshop throughout the area to help local residents learn about and maximize all the features on their Android™-powered, Windows® Phone and BlackBerry® devices, and they are free and open to everyone.  “With constant access to your e-mails, social media sites, helpful apps and the Internet, you can stay connected and organized with a smartphone, no matter where your busy life takes you,” said Frank Jacquez, director of sales for U.S. Cellular in the Mid-Atlantic, “Customers who switch to U.S. Ce

U.S. Cellular Experts Help Runners Use Their Wireless Devices According to Running USA , there were an estimated 720 U.S. marathons and more than 500,000 marathon finishers in 2011. As the weather warms up, thousands of runners will begin training for and participating in 5k and 10k races and half and full marathons across the United States. While gearing up for the big race, many will rely on their smartphones to help them achieve their goals. “Today’s cutting-edge devices can do so much to help runners train and plan for competition at any level,” said Frank Jacquez, director of sales for U.S. Cellular in the Mid-Atlantic. “There are a lot of free apps available for runners and marathoners that can organize their training and turn their devices into both a personal trainer and motivator.” Whether people are developing a training program, plotting split times for a marathon course, tracking their pace and distance or motivating themselves with good music, smartphones offer a