Re: cancer
fiker not…humain bhabhi say bhut humdardi hai 
so sameen ji kitna rekhain nayaig
50k poundz theek rahay ga her aik ko 
Re: cancer
there is no conclusive evidence either way, but better be safe. I worked on issues relating to cellphone and even other transmissions on human health back in 2003-2004 timeframe and worked quite closely with FCC and some manufacturers at that time.
So the evidence form either side can either make you very nonchalant about it or very nervous, so be safe just to be sure. In the meantime what you can do is figure out what the Specific Absorption Rate )SAR) is for your phone, by FCC regulations manufacturers have to note it but the industry does not want to use SAR levels as an advertising pitch so only way u can find it is on manfuacturer website, or in the phone manual. Sar basically measures the quantity of radiofrequency absorbed by the human body .
The max SAR levals are
less than 1.6W/kg in US and Canada
2W/kg in EU
I forget the other differences between US and EU, but it had somethign to do with the amount of body mass that was considered in that w/kg calculation. EU looked at total body I believe while US looked at just the head and part of upper body.
and just to clarify I am not an engineer or an EMC expert. I worked to develop SAR testing business (along with other wireless technologies e.g. wimax, wifi, bluetooth) in that time so had to be up to speed on industry issues.
Re: cancer
^ just another concern: is it safe to put laptops on laps?
sameenji
excessive use of anything might lead you to unacceptable circumstances. so if not cancer than other problems related to nervous system might occur. headaches
cell phone technology is yet not that old, which long term effects are known to world today
ps2. sameen ji i gonna ask my friend who deal with cancer therapy to post here and educate us as best as she could :)
Re: cancer
not sure about teh cancer connection of laptops, but for men laptops can create fertility related issues, although temporary and not any different than jacuzzis.
Re: cancer
aap ko kuch smuggle karwana hai kya?
Re: cancer
matlab shayad smuggling ki zaroorat parr jaye? hmmmm
Re: cancer
ager wo howa to batain gay thori
well may nay itna isleya rekha k 1k to mil ha gayea gain
app bhi ageya na…strong hogayee gee party
Re: cancer
there is no conclusive evidence either way, but better be safe. I worked on issues relating to cellphone and even other transmissions on human health back in 2003-2004 timeframe and worked quite closely with FCC and some manufacturers at that time.
So the evidence form either side can either make you very nonchalant about it or very nervous, so be safe just to be sure. In the meantime what you can do is figure out what the Specific Absorption Rate )SAR) is for your phone, by FCC regulations manufacturers have to note it but the industry does not want to use SAR levels as an advertising pitch so only way u can find it is on manfuacturer website, or in the phone manual. Sar basically measures the quantity of radiofrequency absorbed by the human body .
The max SAR levals are
less than 1.6W/kg in US and Canada 2W/kg in EU
I forget the other differences between US and EU, but it had somethign to do with the amount of body mass that was considered in that w/kg calculation. EU looked at total body I believe while US looked at just the head and part of upper body.
and just to clarify I am not an engineer or an EMC expert. I worked to develop SAR testing business (along with other wireless technologies e.g. wimax, wifi, bluetooth) in that time so had to be up to speed on industry issues.
^ just another concern: is it safe to put laptops on laps?
sameenji excessive use of anything might lead you to unacceptable circumstances. so if not cancer than other problems related to nervous system might occur. headaches cell phone technology is yet not that old, which long term effects are known to world today
ps2. sameen ji i gonna ask my friend who deal with cancer therapy to post here and educate us as best as she could :)
thanks for the info...:)