Radiation level is high on Motorola Droid

[primodroid]

Did anyone here that the Motorola Droid was rated as one of the phones which has a high radiation level? Anyone concerned??

 

[sniffs]

Not really..the Blackberry Curve has higher and its vastly more popular than the Droid.

Cell phone radiation levels - CNET Reviews

 

[GenericMessage]

Did anyone here that the Motorola Droid was rated as one of the phones which has a high radiation level? Anyone concerned??

If you're that worried then don't use smoke detectors, florescent lights, eat bananas, and check every concrete structure for radon.

Have no worries!

 

[Dapke36]

Damn that does have higher rad levels.

But not as bad as my old 8330.

I'll just take some RadAway next time I use my phone.

 

[tealturboser]

Damn that does have higher rad levels.

But not as bad as my old 8330.

I'll just take some RadAway next time I use my phone.

LMAO fun game

 

[GenericMessage]

Damn that does have higher rad levels.

But not as bad as my old 8330.

I'll just take some RadAway next time I use my phone.

I got my lead undies!

 

[p08757]

With the way I use the Droid as compaired to some of my other phones, it is hardly "near" my body when I'm using it. Add to that my car mount/integration with my car sterio, and blue tooth headset, its almost never near my head.

"Its not a tumor"

 

[DeeMat]

If the phone does not kill me, something else will.

 

[nickf126]

I have fashioned a tin foil helmet that I wear while using my Droid. PM me for directions/schematic.

 

[tdawgui]

I have fashioned a tin foil helmet that I wear while using my Droid. PM me for directions/schematic.

PM sent

 

[Dapke36]

With the way I use the Droid as compaired to some of my other phones, it is hardly "near" my body when I'm using it. Add to that my car mount/integration with my car sterio, and blue tooth headset, its almost never near my head.

"Its not a tumor"

Same for me. My thumbs are gonna get rad cancer before my head does, if I keep this up.

 

[phatboy]

Live Life to the Fullest. Get the most while you can, theres an app for that.

 

[dubge]

I have fashioned a tin foil helmet that I wear while using my Droid. PM me for directions/schematic.

it must be old.....they have not made tin foil since WW2

 

[nickf126]

it must be old.....they have not made tin foil since WW2

Hmmm..Reynolds wrap? Aluminum foil? Anyway, I have completed my entire suit of armor. It will be posted on ebay....

 

[droidweasel]

Im gonna sue......somebody! Lol

 

[j7469]

I noticed that a while back, CNET is a great resource to find information on radiation output levels on cell phones. Fortunately enough for me, I don't use the phone, as a phone, enough without the use of bluetooth to really be that concerned.

 

[anon(7773)]

DeeMat's avatar

If the phone does not kill me, something else will.

Around here we believe high intake levels of Diet Coke will kill all the bad stuff.

 

[BoNg420]

Around here we believe high intake levels of Diet Coke will kill all the bad stuff.

Is that why fat people get it when they order 4 whoppers, 2 chicken sandwiches, 4 onion rings and 2 fries from BK, but the diet coke makes it ok.

 

[Cory Streater]

Moved to General Chat forum.

If anyone does reads the article, there is 1 paragraph of sound advice:

If you're concerned about limiting your SAR exposure, you can take a few easy steps beyond purchasing a handset with a low SAR. You can text instead placing a voice call, use a wired headset or speakerphone whenever possible, and carry your phone at least one inch from your body.[/url]

 

[prometheus]

If you're concerned about limiting your SAR exposure, you can take a few easy steps beyond purchasing a handset with a low SAR. You can text instead placing a voice call, use a wired headset or speakerphone whenever possible, and carry your phone at least one inch from your body.

So, If I carry the phone in my front pants pocket... am I gonna be .... "alright" down there?? I'd hate to think of a tin foil fix for that area.