QUOTE(selim @ Apr 9 2006, 03:13 PM) 
I remember doing an experiment in our physics lesson one that involved testing the radioactivity of different radioactive isotopes with a giga counter. Well after we finished a few of use stayed behind (nerdy I know) and played with the giga counter a bit. We tried different things and didn't get much of a reponse. Then we put a mobile phone next to it, that was on standby and it affected the giga counter readings quite a lot. After that we got someone to call the phone and the giga counter went crazy. We had some stupidly high reading after just a few seconds of it ringing. It was a lot more than what we got with the isotopes. So I'm not surprised if mobile phones give your tumours and cancers etc because they do emit a lot of radiation which is just seeping into our heads as we talk.
And using hands free kits isn't any better, especially if the phone is in our pocket because then we're just roasting our crotch.
Yeah i already saw that in a Science Website.
QUOTE(selim @ Apr 9 2006, 03:13 PM)
And have you ever noticed how if you talk on a mobile phone for a long time your head startsto feel a bit warm after a while? Well that's that radiation at work slowly cooking you from the inside.
Cooking? lol, thats a nice way of explainig how the radiowaves affects your brain. By the way, do the next experiment, put a cell phone near to speakers or a monitor (best results with monitor
) and call to your cell phone, a very nice interference will happen, obiously a electronic device will make interference, but cell phones makes more interference than another gadgets.
) to avoid using cell phones so much. Although if cell phones have this threat, I'm unsure if wireless phones in general would pose the same endeavor if they use a familiar method of sending out signals through the air. I'd most certainly hope not, since I don't like getting cancer. Then again, who does?