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Ever wonder how much radiation your cell phone emits? Unfortunately MY phone, the Motorola TimePort P8167, is one of the top ten offenders (number 9 to be exact). Where does your cell phone stand? - http://home.cnet.com/wireless/0-1923401-7-2587640.html
Ya, you think you have it bad? My phone, the Sanyo 4500 is number 6 on the 10 worst. On an unrelated note, I hope this lump on my temple goes away soon...
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