BlackBerry Bold Tops Radiation Ranking

geek4 writes with this excerpt from eWeek Europe: "Data from the Environmental Working Group places the BlackBerry Bold 9700 as the mobile device with the highest legal levels of cell phone radiation among popular smartphones. Research In Motion's BlackBerry Bold 9700 scores the highest among popular smartphones for exposing users to the highest legal levels of cell phone radiation, according to the latest 2010 Environmental Working Group ranking. Following the Bold 9700 are the Motorola Droid, the LG Chocolate and Google's HTC Nexus One. The rankings still put the phones well within federal guidelines and rules."

Comments

Oh good

[Anonymous Coward]

Perhaps this means it'll get signal where I live?

lol, where's the iPhone?

[0xdeadbeef]

You poor fanboys, your precious toy didn't even make the list. Weak is the signal, weak as the user.

Re:lol, where's the iPhone?

[cyfer2000]

Based on your id "0xdeadbeef (28836)" and the fact that you didn't RTFA, you must be old here.

Re:Brand-name Power

[sakdoctor]

Why do you hate Americium?

Re:Brand-name Power

[Fluffeh]

I hope this doesn't turn into a boron and predictable thread of chemistry puns.

A post like that is like a big Neon sign just asking for it to happen though.

Re:Brand-name Power

[willworkforbeer]

I hope this doesn't turn into a boron and predictable thread of chemistry puns.

A post like that is like a big Neon sign just asking for it to happen though.

I zinc you guys must beryllium, like, so bored this evening.

Manganese puns get any lamer?

Re:Brand-name Power

[Arthur Grumbine]

The apparent contradiction in your statement presents an interesting antimony. Personally I think all the good puns argon, but I've lead the way before, and I will again, although I'm not nearly as good at this as my friend Nick. When he gets going nickel bark them out like he was Rin-Tin-Tin. I do feel like I have one on the tip of my tungsten... Copernicium.