Bad Habits of Using Cell Phones Cause More Radiation

Posted by on Sunday, 3 April, 2011 No comments

 

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The development of communication technology, a growing number of people who have a cell phone. Meanwhile, people are starting to focus attention on the health problems caused by them, as pay-rays. In fact, we do not know that some bad habits in our daily life with the mobile phone is more radiation do cause harm to our health.

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No.1 not set it aside on the pillow.

Experts said that’s not the radiation from mobile phones a great offense to the head of the people who caused the functional barriers in the central nervous system. As a result, the radiation leads to symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, insomnia, hair loss, etc. So, people chatting on the phone as much as possible and put it aside to avoid the cushions.

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No.2 did not hang it around your neck

Many girls, as the cell phone around his neck. Research has shown that this practice had some effect on the heart and the endocrine system. The electromagnetic radiation to be harmful to human body even when she leaves the stand-by mode. And especially those who suffer from the arrhythmia was not a phone hanging around his neck. The experts believed that the electromagnetic radiation affects the function of internal secretion, which is a disorder of menstruation. In addition, because of the radiation effects on normal cells, a disease of the metabolism of potassium, calcium, sodium and other metal ions.

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There is usually some shade of devices for phone, reduce the harmful rays of the body. And equipment in aluminum and lead is a good protective effect. However, always choose the girls are small in relation to beauty. Mobile phones are generally small, but not perfect protection. So the girls do not have a cell phone hanging from your neck.

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No.3 not hang it on your waist

It is said that 30 percent decline in the number of sperm in men, which is usually a cell phone and use it. Medical experts noted that the electromagnetic radiation with the issue, and thus do harm sperm or egg cells affect the function of the camp. A British trial meant that the rats pathological changes in the DNA of the electromagnetic radiation from mobile phones for 5 minutes. Likewise, the sperm or ova pathological changes in the DNA and produce such radiation.

 

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Cell Phone – Why Should I Upgrade

Posted by on Saturday, 2 April, 2011 1 comment

 

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We hear from friends, or just general chat for people looking to upgrade their mobile phones. There are some very good reasons to upgrade but unfortunately the main reason people upgrade and without thinking, because the mobile phone manufacturers in the ad blitzing us daily with new features. I bet he is not exactly a couple of friends who have new cell phones and have no idea how to start using the key features.

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Update your mobile phone needs some careful thinking. Many of us in terms of fashion updates to keep pace with modern looks, understandable if you have a cell phone compared to previous years is worth something a little more portable and flexible to use.

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Upgrading still costs money, so choose wisely. There are many different upgrade options today such as Camera cell phones, PDA phones, GPS Phones, and now the new line of 3G mobile phones available. Frankly, the best place to choose a mobile phone is the Internet, this decision, and not some sales rep kept twisting his arm in a blinding you with useless information and sales.

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You need to know the differences and the different features on mobile phones before just go ahead and upgrade. This is a bit of research you choose exactly meets your needs and budget. Phone’s GPS (Global Positioning Satellite) are widely used in people’s love for climbing or adventure walking in remote regions.

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GPS phone also pointed out that the Pacific should you be lost or in need of assistance, long distance drivers and employers also find good use for these phones. Employers can be traced to the residence of the employees or the phones themselves, if lost or stolen.

PDA phones are ideal for those who love the Pocket organizers. These phones are expensive, but the same function as a PC, ideal for office workers and sales reps.

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Camera phone with easy to understand, is simply a phone to your photos. There’s even a camera cell phones, but a nut shell this is what they are doing. These phones are classified as more fun, and prove very popular for all ages. If you have an idea of ​​what the different phones that do not and you are in a better position to come up with an upgrade decision.

Flip phones are very popular at the moment, these phones with the pop-up screen available for the camera, PDA and GPS format, but they do not know everyone, I personally do not find them very user friendly, but this is my opinion, I like to just answer the incoming call without messing around with the phone.

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The phones in the market today is a very easy, as the high-style years ago, those who still use these type phones today should look at upgrading the technology and come to terms with today.

General advice:

If you experience poor reception on a regular basis you should check your mobile phone carrier first before changing the phone, most of the time to tend to a bad indication of the mobile phone carrier, not the fault of the phone, many people just jump in and buy the phone only that the same problem recurring. In certain areas you may need a small cell phone antenna booster or very little cheaper to get a better reception.

Powering down very quickly:

If it finds that the mobile phone is switched off too fast, the chances are you need a new battery, again many people exchange the whole cell phone instead of just the battery. The concept is that the batteries are almost as expensive as the phone is not true. You can get items at very competitive price, and the third party battery between different service providers.

Power is not:

If you find that you have no power to your cell phone even after charging for hours, this may be one of three things. First, the battery in your cell phone can be completely dead, secondly the recharge supply would have a problem, and finally, everything can be mobile, as it is not the first two you could save yourself money. Maybe all it seems, common sense, but you would be surprised how many well-functioning cell phones thrown out.

Modu – The Worlds Lightest and Smallest Mobile Phone

Posted by on Friday, 1 April, 2011 No comments

 

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Modu modular mobile phone company is set to make some serious splashes in the mobile phone industry. This device is touted to the world’s first modular mobile phone that can be easily customized to fit the specific needs of consumers. All you need to do is pop up the Modu a modu jacket or pair of Modu mate, and you’ve got yourself a brand new device. If they hype around the concept was not enough, just this week the Guinness Book of World Records confirmed that the Modu is actually the world’s smallest and lightest mobile phone today.

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So this is the core, you are essentially stuck with the most basic mobile phone I’ve ever seen. But attach the Modu mates, and there’s a whole other unit. Some modu mates that have been confirmed so far is MP4 players, digital picture frames, cameras and DECT phones. The possibilities are endless, and essentially it does not seem like the Modu is seeking to close the door to new partnership, which will modu mates.

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And if style is more your thing, companies like Universal Music Group lined design modu jackets, which converts the various core Modu phone looks and feels. Where the traditional phone covers and plates were their limits, simplicity of design and the Modu is making it easy for each modu jacket to the impression that this is a totally unique and different phones.

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But the problem lies in the basic design. The Modu may be the world’s smallest and lightest mobile phone, but without anything on it, you’d probably have passed if the mall kiosk creepy guys, so if it is free. Furthermore, the modular concept is great and all, but if the price is not nice and low, the overall sales structure will keep the phone is not exactly your own. Each modu mates that have been confirmed so far, which is very much cared for phones, like my father, for example.

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But what’s that you say? The phone can not be converted to a digital picture frame? It’s called the setting that the phone will not turn off the screen and the slide show from your photos! In addition to the module, the rest seems pretty neat so I lay them down, and I have to admit, the Modu jacket design is really very good, but it could end up being a gimmick that just does not make sense if you could buy either HTC or Nokia smartphones, and there is a small tool that will do all the Modu is not, and then some.

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Modu starts to conquer the world campaign for first time in Europe, but this is expected to make its way through the States towards the end of the year or early next year. Expect a review of the device, if I can handle my hands on one.

 

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Samsung Galaxy S vs. Nokia N8

Posted by on Thursday, 31 March, 2011 No comments

 

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Last year really was a landmark year for smartphones. These high end phones have been around for a few years now and we are finally starting to see the effects of technological research in areas such as multimedia as smart mobile phones become almost as powerful as small computers. The launch of ground breaking phones such as the HTC Desire and the iPhone 4 have set the bar for the releases in 2011 but there were other good phones as well.
Two other phones really got tongues wagging last year as well, with huge sales and impressive reviews from the critics as well. These phones were the Samsung Galaxy S and the Nokia N8, releases from two of the world’s top mobile phone companies that were looking to return to the top of the pile and made massive steps towards this with these two handsets. Which is better though? Let’s take a look…

Browser

A very important aspect of the smartphone world now and something that can make or break a phone ,which is why Nokia should be so disappointed with their work on this browser. Although this browser is far better than previous Symbian efforts and you should not have to download a new one, it is nowhere near as good as the excellent Android effort that has been created for the Galaxy S. It runs very fast and complements the large screen well.

Camera

This is another simple one to judge as the Nokia effort really wipes the floor with the camera on the Samsung Galaxy S. The phone on the Galaxy S is by no means poor, it has 5 mega pixels, an autofocus and a Xenon flash so if you just like to take the odd snap then it is perfectly fine. The camera on the N8 is more than perfectly fine though, with a 12 megapixel camera it can keep up – and beat some of – many of the cheap digital cameras on the market so it really is one of the best camera phones around.

HTC Inspire 4G

Posted by on Monday, 21 March, 2011 No comments

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BUILD & DESIGN

HTC always makes good hardware, and the Inspire 4G certainly continues that trend. HTC’s website uses the word “sleek” to describe the phone, and the term fits. The design is one of the most minimal I’ve yet encountered, to the point that the buttons can be a little hard to find and use until you get accustomed to the device.

The unibody chassis is made of a metal alloy, so the device is extremely solid.

The large display dominates the front of the device, as it should. When you’re looking at the front of the phone, the only other obvious feature is the silver speaker above the screen. The buttons on the top and side are barely noticeable.

Since the screen is so large, the Inspire 4G is a big device. It just barely fits in my hand due to its width, but it isn’t hard to hold. The back is rather smooth, but not slippery, and it doesn’t feel cold like the exterior of my MacBook Air.

It isn’t too heavy, but this is a substantial device. Ladies will probably feel more comfortable carrying the Inspire in a purse instead of a pocket. It isn’t too thick by any means, and the bottom is slightly curved to fit nicely in the hand. But it is rather long and wide, and won’t fit comfortably in most women’s pockets, especially if they’re wearing business attire as opposed to more casual everyday pants which tend to have larger pockets.

Display
The 4.3-inch display is big, bright, and beautiful. Photos and video look super sharp and clear. The display doesn’t wash out too badly when you’re outside in bright sunlight either — colors lose some of their saturation, but the phone is still entirely usable.

Viewing angles are very good too — this is the sort of phone that several people can cluster around to share photos or a funny video and everyone will be able to see the display clearly, even if they aren’t looking at it head on.

Keyboard
There is no physical keyboard here, so you’ll be relying on the virtual onscreen keyboard. Since the display is extremely large, the virtual keyboard experience is a good one. The “keys” are large enough to hit without having to worry too much about exact finger placement, and of course the auto-correction feature helps prevent common typing mistakes.

A single touch adds new words to the autocorrect dictionary, but the implementation on Android isn’t quite as nice as what you’ll find in Apple’s iOS — if autocorrect fixes something for you and you back up and re-enter the original text, the Inspire 4G will autocorrect again (and again!) until you add that new word to the dictionary.

Other Buttons & Controls
The buttons on the Inspire 4G are almost flush with the casing of the device. and can be hard to activate if you don’t press in exactly the right place. The power button on the top left corner is extremely sensitive; the barest touch will wake the display or put the device to sleep.

The volume rocker button on the left side, right next to the battery compartment, is very long and narrow (which is to be expected since the device is so thin.) You may notice that the battery cover is a bit “chewed up” — that was due to a problem opening the battery compartment on the loaner unit that was provided for this review, and shouldn’t be an issue with new retail devices.

The SIM card and microSD card slot are located in a separate compartment that is accessed by pulling off the lower portion of the back cover. I really like this design because it keeps everything protected while still making the microSD card and battery easily accessible. The battery just slides in and out, so it’s easy to replace it with a spare charged battery if necessary, or if you want to take out the microSD card and stick it into your computer to transfer music and photos.

The HTC Inspire 4G comes with a very small AC adapter and a USB cable.

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