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- DataPilot Downloads (DataPilot.com)
Provides updates on DataPilot software for using a USB cable to synchronize information between your computer and your cell phone. Also for using your cell phone as a high speed wireless modem for your laptop. 8-03
Papers
- Audiovox Thera Pocket PC Phone (PocketPCCentral.net)
Describes the pocket PC. 7-03
- Cell Phone Distractions Vs. Other Distractions (CNN)
"The study, released Wednesday by AAA, the auto club, and researchers at the University of North Carolina, tracked 70 drivers from North Carolina and Pennsylvania. Only 30 percent of the subjects used a cell phone while their vehicle was moving, compared with 97 percent who leaned over to reach for something and 91 percent who fiddled with radio controls. 7-03
- Cell Phone Radiation Levels - Highest (CNet)
Lists radiation levels by phone. The highest level of radiation is 1.55 (Motorola V120C) and the lowest is .26 (Qualcomm pdQ-1900). 7-03
- Cell Phone Radiation Levels - Lowest (CNet)
Lists radiation levels by phone. The highest level of radiation is 1.55 (Motorola V120C) and the lowest is .26 (Qualcomm pdQ-1900). 7-03
- Cell Phone Radiation Levels - Safety (FCC.gov)
"The SAR is a value that corresponds to the relative amount of RF energy absorbed in the head of a user of a wireless handset. The FCC limit for public exposure from cellular telephones is an SAR level of 1.6 watts per kilogram (1.6 W/kg). Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) for Wireless Phones and Devices Available at FCC Web Site." The highest level of radiation from current wireless phones is 1.55 (Motorola V120C) and the lowest is .26 (Qualcomm pdQ-1900). 7-03
- Cell Phone Radiation Levels - Safety (FDA.gov)
"No, current scientific evidence does not show any negative health effects from the low levels of electromagnetic energy emitted by mobile phones, says the Food and Drug Administration. But some recent studies suggest a possible link between mobile phones and cancer and warrant follow-up, the agency says, to determine with more certainty whether cell phones are safe." 7-03
- Cell Phone Radiation Levels - Safety (Royal Society of Canada)
"No, current scientific evidence does not show any negative health effects from the low levels of electromagnetic energy emitted by mobile phones, says the Food and Drug Administration. But some recent studies suggest a possible link between mobile phones and cancer and warrant follow-up, the agency says, to determine with more certainty whether cell phones are safe." 7-03
- Cell Phone Radiation Levels by Manufacturer (CNet)
Lists radiation levels by phone. The highest level of radiation is 1.55 (Motorola V120C) and the lowest is .26 (Qualcomm pdQ-1900). 7-03
- Cell Phone Reviews (CNet.com)
Provides reviews of most of the popular phones. 7-03
- Cell Phone Reviews (LetsTalk.com)
Provides reviews of most of the popular phones. 7-03
- Cell Phones and Radiation (Spectrum)
Discusses results of research on the relative safety of cell phones. 7-03
- Cell Phones and Radiation - No Threat (CNN News)
"There is no evidence linking mobile phones to cancer or other health problems, but more research needs to be done to be sure, a panel of experts said Wednesday."
"The scientists, who are advising the British government, said existing research into the health effects of cell phones "does not give cause for concern." 1-04
- Comparison of Pocket PCs, Smartphones, and Pocke PC Phones (Microsoft.com)
Describes the differences and similarities among the three types of devices using a chart. 7-03
- Connection Between Cell Phone and Pocket PC - Benefits (PCMag.com)
"Our conclusion: Using a phone as your notebook's modem is not only worth considering, it's a real improvement over using any modem with your PDA." 7-03
- Customer Reviews of Cell Phones (LetsTalk.com)
Provides reviews by customers. 7-03
- Keyboard - Wireless (PDABuyersGuide.com)
Describes the Pocketop Wireless Link keyboard for a PDA computer, Pocket PC, or Pocket PC phone (smartphone). 7-03
- Losing a PDA, Cell Phone, or Pager (PCMag.com)
"One way to protect your devices is to use a small etching pen to write your name and contact information on each piece. Another solution, which also might encourage the return of a lost device, is a reward program such as the one run by Returnme.com." 7-03
- Phone Modems - Verizon LG VX4400 Smart Phone Review (CNet.com)
Describes one of the best cell phones for use with the Internet. The phone can operate as a wireless modem for your pocket PC or laptop computer. Very good phone sound quality and good battery life are also pluses. 7-03
- Pocket PC Phones (Microsoft.com)
Provides a list of pocket PC phone devices, combining phone, Internet, email, and Windows capabilities. 7-03
- Pocket PC Wireless Phone (ATT)
Describes the Siemens SX56 pocket PC phone or wireless smartphone. 7-03
- Pocket PCs (About.com)
Describes some of the most popular pocket PCs. 7-03
- Rates for ATT Cell Phone Service (ATTWS.com)
Provides a comparison of rates for different wireless services. 7-03
- Rates for Cell Phone Service (CellularChoices.net)
Provides a comparison of rates for different wireless services and phones. Includes Verizon, T-Mobile, ATT, Alltel, Cingular, and Nextel. 7-03
- Samsung Pocket PC Phone (Mobile-Review.com)
Describes the Samsung SGH i700. (Does not work with Verizon.) 7-03
- Samsung Pocket PC Phone (PocketPCCentral.net)
Describes the Samsung SPH i700. Works with Verizon services. 7-03
- Samsung Pocket PC Phone Specifications (InfoSyncWorld.com)
Describes the Samsung SPH i700. Works with Verizon services. 7-03
- Smart Phones - PDA Wireless Phones (PDABuyersGuide.com)
Describes some of the most popular wireless smartphones. 7-03
- Sony Ericsson T68i Cell Phone (ZDNet.com)
Describes the cell phone with Bluetooth and infrared to connect to a pocket PC or laptop with same. Over 5 hours of talk time and 6 days of standby. Includes a compact recharger and a color screen. "The T68, which works on all flavors of GSM and GPRS networks around the world, can be used as a wireless modem, and it supports both SMS and EMS (enhanced messaging service), though not MMS (multimedia messaging)." This is an Editor's Choice and cost around $100. A wireless headphone is optional. A caution: Customers in some areas have rated reception and connectivity less than perfect. 7-03
- Verizon LG VX10 Smart Phone Review (CNet.com)
Describes one of the best cell phones for use with the Internet. The phone can operate as a modem for your pocket PC or laptop computer. Very good phone sound quality and good battery life are also pluses. "Calls were consistently loud and clear, and callers couldn't tell we were using a cell phone." 7-03
Purchase Resources
- Cell Phone Radiation Protectors (G-TelWireless.com)
Provides a shield claimed to protect a cell phone user from radiation. Awesome Library provides this product as an example, but does not endorse the product. 7-03
- Cell Phone Radiation Protectors (SafetyHero.com)
Provides a shield claimed to protect a cell phone user from radiation. Awesome Library provides this product as an example, but does not endorse the product. 7-03
- Keyboard - Audiovox Thera Pocket PC (MobilePlanet.com)
Provides a folding keyboard for the pocket PC. 7-03
- PC to Phone Software (5Star-Shareware.com)
Provides software, Media Ring Talk, for using your computer as a phone through your Internet connection. 7-03
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