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Safer phones for mobile users

You may be addicted to your cell phone but you could be subjecting yourself to harmful radiation. Consumer electronics company, G-Hanz of Germany, has unveiled `harmless radiation' mobile phones. The mobiles block harmful radiation by superimposing a random noise field so that they become neutral to the human tissue. The basic pieces would cost around Rs 5,900 while the mid-segment pieces would be around Rs 8,900. The phones are the first of its kind in the world.

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