Forget the fears that cell phones are killing you. On a recent trip to Oregon with my family, in part a break from technology, I could not get away from the news that cell phones were killing bees. This fear came to a head when my niece was stung on the nose, not by a threatened bee, but by a hornet while picking berries at Sauvie Island in Portland. (Mind you, she and my 5-year-old son were chasing insects with a miniature bug-catching vacuum for this Habitrail-for-insects thing at home.)But if cell phones causing bee population declines — and, as a result, flowering plant population declines — were not enough, the curse that is modern telecom was slighted again with the news that cell phones were erasing hotel security keys. This was the word from a hotel in Yreka, Calif., where we were staying on our way home. So, the question raised by these stories becomes: Is all this anti-cell phone news an attempt to claw back to the day when mobile phones did not run our lives? Or is it for real? Technology Industry