If you were to buy a cell phone in San Francisco, you soon might look at the processor speed, screen size, keyboard, and specific absorption rate. The ladder of course is something that you don’t typically see on the boxes of cell phones nowadays, but thanks to a preliminary approval of the ordinance, could be more »

There is plenty of conflicting information on whether cell phone radiation is safe. Sometimes the sky is falling and everyone who uses a cell phone will get brain cancer. Sometimes we see reports saying everything is fine. Pong is taking no chances with its latest product: the Pong iPhone Case. It is supposed to reduce more »

One of the worst fears that people had when cell phones first became widespread was the radiation that they emitted and what damage it would do to the users, and although the general advice is that you shouldn’t put mobiles near young babies heads, we currently have no evidence that the radiation that is emitted from phones is dangerous.

Nevertheless CNET has compiled a list of which American phones have the most (pictured above), and least (pictured below), radiation and although this doesn’t imply that there is an actual risk, it is interesting to say the least, especially if your phone is at the top.