i) a SAR rating, presumably, is for a new, out of the box phone. What
about an old one, that's been in use for a few months or years. Does
the amount of radiation given out increase with wear and tear?
ii) "Which" magazine once reported that some headsets on some models
could increase amount of radiation. Still the case? Or are headsets
safer now? And What about Bluetooth?
iii) Someone said 'wear diamond earrings' to protect you from SAR.
Someone else said 'Tachionic technology". Anyone claiming any xredible
proof that any such protection works?
iv) Anything else you think would interest me. If all you have to do
on this topic is steer me to the right, relevant intelligent website
with answers to the above, my money has been well spent!!!

I saw a documentary once on the Discovery Channel a few months ago
explaining some truths and myths about cellular phone radiation
emission. According to the program, cell phones emit microwaves very
similar to the EM radiation that a regular microwave does. This
implies that cell phones have little, if no effect on our safety.