7 Simple Ways to Maximize Cell Phone EMF Protection

A cell phone's impulses can disable the brain's barrier that isolates the brain from poisons in the blood after only 2 minutes use. As convenient and irreplaceable as cell phones are in modern life, the mounting scientific evidence of EMF health hazards suggests that preventive actions are necessary for the preservation of life.

Here are 7 useful ways to protect yourself and your family from the hidden dangers of cell phone electromagnetic radiation.

1. Limit your cell phone use to 2 minutes or less. Turn your cell phone off when not in use and when you are sleeping. Never keep your cordless phone near your head since it can produce higher doses of radiation because of the proximity and prolonged exposure while sleeping.
2. Do not expose children under 16 years to cordless phone use, especially younger children whose brains are 75% more susceptible to radiation damage than adults. Replace cordless phones with corded lines wherever possible. The cordless phone base emits high levels of EMR 24 hours a day, whether it's being used or not.
3. Use the phone's speaker and hold the phone away from your head when in use. Corded headsets gather radiation fields from around the phone and turn the user's head into an antenna for the base-station. Bluetooth headsets create a greater risk from concentrated microwave frequencies by pointing them directly into the ear. Use an air tube headset instead of a corded headset.
4. Always keep your cell phone batteries charged to 100% bar strength since a low signal strength will boost the power output of the phone to the tower transmitters and emit stronger radiation.
5. Do not carry a cell phone on or near the hip for an extended length of time. The hip produces 80% of the body's red blood cells and is especially vulnerable to EMR damage. Close proximity to the pelvis can also affect fertility.
6. Keep cell phones turned off while in the car. Metal amplifies electromagnetic radiation and turns the car into a radiation cage that affects all passengers whether they're using the cell phone or not.
7. Severely limit cordless phone use if you are pregnant or when you are near pregnant women. Minimize other EMR exposures to the developing fetus that use ultrasound and electronic fetal monitoring unless absolutely necessary.

There are many preventive technologies that can be applied to electrical and electronic devices to decrease your exposure to electromagnetic radiation. These are just a few of the common sense ways to provide cell phone and EMF protection for you and your family while still enjoying the benefits of modern living.

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BlackBerry Cell Phone Troubles

BlackBerry cell phone troubles are often easily solved thanks to the sheer number of BlackBerry fans and users who can help you solve your problem. Many technical solutions come via a messageboard dedicated to these smartphones.

About BlackBerry Cell Phone Troubles

Some BlackBerry troubles are in the past, such as the patent dispute Research in Motion (RIM) faced in 2005. Others boil down to isolated problems with specific phones or widespread outages that affect one or more carriers. In some cases, the problems aren't that a phone can't do something or there is a bug, but that there's no obvious user-friendly path to the desired result, such as clearing old data.

Potential Trouble for RIM

There was a time in 2005 when BlackBerry users thought they might have to go without their beloved smartphones. There was a patent dispute between RIM, a large Canadian company in charge of BlackBerry's software, and a smaller company, NTP, Inc. of Virginia. The outcomes of the case were: win, settle (paying out hundreds of millions of dollars), or shut down the BlackBerry network.

The network's still up, so what happened? RIM didn't win, but they did settle—to the tune of 612.5 million dollars. While that sounds like a lot, according to a CNN Money article, it's really a normal sized settlement because it takes into consideration sales through 2012 when the patent ends rather than sales at the time of the settlement.

BlackBerry Outages

If you've been a BlackBerry user for a while, you probably have firsthand experience with at least one outage. Some of them are planned and announced well in advance while others are not. Needless to say, they're inconvenient. You can sometimes learn about upcoming outages at Crackberry.com.

On January 17, 2010, there was a Rogers and RIM outage for BIS and BES users between the hours of 2:00 AM and 6:00 AM EDT. Not all activities were out of reach. Some customers had problems sending and receiving messages, registering their phones, roaming, and using the Internet on their phones.

December 17, 2009 was an unexpected outage day that affected the email services across North America. Emails still made it through Outlook and other POP services, however. It did affect all carriers. Outages such as this are a hot topic when they happen, and some users even want compensation for their inconvenience, as reported on PCWorld.com.

In some cases, there are patches and updates to fix the problems, but in others, users feel that the outages are excessive and something needs to be done to correct glitches before they have such widespread consequences.

Clearing Old Data and Email Addresses

You can do a factory reset to clear off all of your old information. Be warned, however, that this will wipe out all of your information, so be sure to write down any upcoming appointments, contacts' phone numbers and email addresses, and anything else of importance so that you can add it again later to the current phone or a new one, if necessary. When you're encountering too many BlackBerry cell phone troubles, it can sometimes be easier to start again from scratch.

To reset everything, go to Settings, then Options, then Security, and finally to General Settings. Then go to the Menu key and select Wipe Handheld. Continue and confirm that you do want to clear all of the data. This comes in handy if you want to sell or recycle the phone, since it can protect your private data. This isn't particularly a BlackBerry cell phone problem, but it's something that could be frustrating to attempt because it's not an obvious fix.

A Final Word

Many of the cell phone troubles that come with BlackBerry are well tolerated as they're known as just part of the territory of owning a BlackBerry, such as the occasional outages. Some problems are not bug-related, but rather a case of an activity not being as intuitive as users would like, such as clearing data. Some of the trouble facing BlackBerry is thankfully in the past. Overall, there aren't too many prevalent BlackBerry cell phone troubles, especially not ones that can't be amended with a patch or software upgrade.

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