"making people more alert and more focused, and decreasing their ability to wind down and fall asleep"
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in title, tags, annotations or urlMobile phone radiation wrecks your sleep - Health News, Health & Families - The Independent - 0 views
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reporting symptoms such as headaches and impaired cognitive function from mobile phone use. But they proved to be unable to tell if they had been exposed to the radiation in the test.
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For they show that the radiation did have an effect, even though people could not tell when they were exposed.
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The pros and cons of distributed computing - by John Fagot - Helium - 0 views
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However, whenever there is the possibility of doing the right thing to accomplish a good deed, there are always others who will use the same technology for evil.
BBC NEWS | Technology | Smart spectacles aid translation - 5 views
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Resembling glasses but lacking lenses, the headset uses a tiny projector to display images on a user's retina.
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The firm said the gadget, dubbed Tele Scouter, was intended for sales people or employees dealing with inquiries from customers. NEC said the Tele Scouter was intended to be a business tool that could aid sales staff who would have information about a client's buying history beamed into their eye during a conversation.
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translation aid
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Quite an interesting new device for business and other uses.
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I claim this article for my 2nd Portfolio!!!
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oops, added it to the wrong group and cannot delete it.
The Precautionary Principle - A Realistic Solution to Cell Phone Radiation? - 0 views
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those who frequently use cell phones on a certain side of their head are 50% more likely than non-cell-phone-users to develop a tumor in the salivary gland on that side of the head.
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the precautionary principle suggests practices such as using a wired headset instead of a Bluetooth earpiece, and enabling the speaker function rather than holding the phone to your ear. In addition, rather than storing the cell phone in your pocket, keep the phone away from your body between calls. Paramount to the precautionary principle is to limit the use of cell phones whenever possible. Make fewer calls and make shorter ones. Choose a cell phone with low-radiation and limit children's cell phone usage, since their brain cells may be more sensitive to the effects of cell phone radiation.
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suggested solutions are that wired headset to be used over bluetooth earpiece, placing the phone on speaker when in a call, keep the phone away form the body in between calls, give childreen cell phone that emitt low-radiation and limit their cell phone usage since their brain cells are more senstitive to the radiation effects at a young age
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