[Brad729]

Haha, I was browsing and found this interesting article. Every phone with an FCC approval number is supposed to be listed here, and you can compare how much radiation different phones transmit (into your brain !). I believe the radiation output has a lot to do with the strength of a phone's reception, but that's just an educated guess on my part.

Are you willing to trade better reception for a slightly higher radiation exposure? The FCC says variations in exposure do not necessarily reflect variations in the safety of any phone, so anything I say otherwise is just my personal suspicions. It seems like EVERYTHING causes cancer these days!

Cell phone radiation chart - CNET reviews

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[oberto]

Motorola has 9 in top 10 hahhaaha

[Brad729]

Motorola has 9 in top 10 hahhaaha

Many people boast about their Motorola reception, does this lend credence to my theory about radiation vs reception? Hmm. Thanks for your observation, oberto.

[bossdragon]

Wow...I just did a check on my phones SAR rating:

LG VX9800: .85 (mine)
LG vX8000: .865 (mine)
LG VX4500: 1.17 (wife)
LG VX3200: 1.17 (daughter)

Moto E815: 1.24 (office)
Moto V710: 1.4 (home)

Audio 9900: .85 (mine - back up)

Looks like my wife and daughter are going to fry way before me.....

[BlkBear]

Hummm... I wonder how much we get from our computer monitors and the sun, compared to our cell phones?

[liza123]

Motorola has 9 in top 10 hahhaaha

Hi, Brad. Thanks for your information. It helped.