Saw this on Engadget, made me recall some really dumb posts in the last year about the dangers of using a handheld and I thought I'd share with the class:
I'm confuddled lol!!! I seen this on CNN as well. Their top medical and health reporter Sanjay Gupta reportedly only uses his phone w a headset or earbuds and ill take that as a sign that some of those warnings have some basis.
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I'm confuddled lol!!! I seen this on CNN as well. Their top medical and health reporter Sanjay Gupta reportedly only uses his phone w a headset or earbuds and ill take that as a sign that some of those warnings have some basis.
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Same here, I've gotten so used to using my headset that holding my phone to my ear actually makes my hand start going to sleep. But I thought it was hilarious, mainly because due to the newness of some studies we still basically have no friggin' clue what's what on certain things, like that article. >.<
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I agree. My cellphone has made me smarter. Not because of it "altering brain activity", but because of having the internet in my pocket. Any question I may have, that no one around me can answer, my phone always has an answer.
I thought all phones have the aerial at the bottom now, what phones have they tested exactly? I'm the same by the way, rarely use it without a headset and I keep my conversations brief anyway.
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I think all these findings about cellphone killing brain cells, sperms, this cells and that cells are all true... provided that you put your cellphone on your head/crotch/wherever you want your cells killed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 day a year, for 50 years straight.
I think all these findings about cellphone killing brain cells, sperms, this cells and that cells are all true... provided that you put your cellphone on your head/crotch/wherever you want your cells killed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 day a year, for 50 years straight.
From what I've read to date, this holds true.
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