BLAME IT ON THE RINGTONESeattle Post Intelligencer (blog) - Barbara Sehr - 7 Jun, 2011Finally, it can be told â€"smart phones are making our politicians stupid. As Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-Tweeterville) can attest, a Blackberry, an I-Phone, or an Android connection can turn a once brilliant, and powerful authority figure into a pants-down ... |
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Cell phone radiation: A self-defense guide (FAQ)CNET - Marguerite Reardon - 7 Jun, 2011When my sister--a mother of four--was shopping for a new cell phone last summer, she wanted to know: what's the safest cell phone in terms of radiation? At first, I simply directed her to CNET's Quick Guide: Cell phone radiation ... |
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Is Your Cell Phone on the Danger List?The Stir (blog) - Nicole Fabian-Weber - 7 Jun, 2011The World Health Organization recently sent everyone under the sun into a tizzy over the connection between cellphones and brain cancer -- even though we already knew such a link existed. Or does it? Conclusive evidence is yet to be shown that ... |
Radiation isn't really a problem, but cell phones can still killITworld.com - Kevin Fogarty - 7 Jun, 2011(The discussion is pointless because, even with proof cell phones did cause cancer, would you give them up? Or would you do something stupid like put it in a lead box and try to use it anyway, by jamming in the wires for a ... |
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10 Safest Cell Phones On The Market â€" SAR RatingsSure Start News - Faroh Sauder - 7 Jun, 2011Last week, the International Agency for Research on Cancer, an arm of the World Health Organization (WHO), classified cell phones as “possibly carcinogenic”, a category which also includes coffee, engine exhaust, and night shift work. ... |
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Some cell phones safer than others, tests findWTOP - Jun 6, 2011WASHINGTON - With increased worries that cell phone radiation could be unsafe, did you know there are some phones that could be more harmful than others? Not all phones give off the same amount of radiation, which is what has the World Health ... |
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Is talking on your cell phone a thing of the past?PhoneDog (blog) - Jun 5, 2011Back when cell phones were first invented, they served one main purpose: making calls. Those who were willing to cough up an arm and a leg were fortunate enough to place a phone call from nearly anywhere at any time. Luckily, times have changed and ... |
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20 Cell Phones which are a Very High Risk to HealthWall St. Cheat Sheet - Jun 5, 2011By Business Insider It turns out that the FCC has been tracking radio frequency levels in cell phones all along using what's called a Specific Absorption Rate score. SAR scores measure how much a phone's RF is absorbed by the human body when held to ... |
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Environmental Health Trust Urges US Federal Government to Help Implement Cell ...Free press releases (press release) - 7 Jun, 2011Working with some of the world's top scientists, EHT researches new health problems linked with cell phones; publicizes case reports on rare cell phone-associated illnesses. the organization is making a call for action made in light of world health ... |
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