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The lawmakers of San Fransisco unanimously passed a legislation to help consumers reduce their exposure to cellphone radiation. This move was dubbed as 'unnecessary yet harmful' by the cellphone industry and the lawmakers called is a move that could 'save lives'.
This new legislation has revised a law that was passed last year, which was left virtually useless due to a suit that was filed by CTIA, the wireless telecommunications association. San Fransisco has become the first city in the U.S. to pass a legislation that pertains to cellphone radiation.
The original law needed the retailers to display the radiation level of each cellphone. On the other hand, the new law only requires the stores to give their customers, general information and tips to help them reduce exposure to radiation.
This change is expected to be helpful to the consumers, since according to experts, there is no reliable way to measure cellphone radiation. The exposure depends on factors like distance from the cellphone tower, battery life and the closeness of the phone to the body.
The San Fransisco officials believe that the new law is worth the trouble that it will cause to the industry, keeping in mind the possible health risks due to cellphone radiation.

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Cellphone users who have personal information like voicemails, text messages etc. on their devices are a worried lot, owing to the increased occurrences of hackers targeting their precious cellphone.
Verizon, a leading wireless service provider, requires its users to set up PIN codes for accessing their messages. The providers who don't make it easy for hackers to hack into private voicemails.
ID spoofing is another point of entry for hackers, by which they can pretend to call from a user's number, by which they can access the user's private voicemail.
According to experts, the best way for cellphone users to secure their phone and voicemail is to add a four digit password through the cellphone settings.
The experts also say that the passwords for their cellphone should be changed regularly to protect privacy.

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The price of Motorola Photon 4G phone has been dropped even before its official launch by Sprint.
The Photon 4G, the latest offering by mobile phones major Motorola will be launched around July 31, 2011, with wireless service by Sprint. This smartphone will be available for $200 (excluding rates and taxes) if purchased from the Sprint site, with a 2 year agreement or an eligible upgrade. The premier users of Sprint will have exclusive rights to buy the phone online for 3 days, prior to the official release.
The Motorola Photon 4G is the first venture of Sprint into the dual core smartphone market. The phone has a 1GHz dual-core Nvidia Tegra 2 chip and uses the Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS. It also has a 4.3 inch Quarter HD touch screen.
This Motorola phone is ideal for professionals due to its enhanced enterprise security features, and a worldwide GSM support capability. It also has GPS navigation. A HD Multimedia dock and a Car dock, that can also be purchased separately, can support the Motorola phone for the professionals on the move.