In the present study we used a 6-min daily exposure of dipteran flies, Drosophila melanogaster, to GSM-900MHz (Global System for Mobile Telecommunications) mobile phone electromagnetic radiation (EMR), to compare the effects between the continuous and four different intermittent exposures of 6min total duration, and also to test whether intermittent exposure provides any cumulative effects on t...

background: mobile phone has become extremely popular and widely used all over the world. now a day, consumers around the world can purchase a single product that utility as a mobile phone, camera, camcorder, calculator, game console, text-messaging device, mp3 player, alarm clock, web browser and email device. the purpose of the present study was to explore self-reported use of various feature...

the effects of mobile phone exposure on humans, due to its potential health hazards, have become the focus of interest since many years ago. the effect of global system for mobile communications (gsm 900 mhz) on growth and proliferation rate of mesenchymal stem cells was assessed at the different distances and intensities of radiation. a subscriber identity module (sim) card was inserted to thi...

In our surroundings, we can see a number of people motor challenged. The motor disabled users won’t be able to access the electronic gadgets of their home without external help. As the technology improves, the way of leading life is becoming automated. This paper proposes the use of this technical advancement for the better life of motor disabled users, i.e., with the use of a touch screen base...

BACKGROUND/AIM Electromagnetic field exposure is the one of the most important physical agents that actively affects live organisms and environment. Active use of mobile phones influences the increase of electromagnetic field radiation. The aim of the study was to measure and assess the electric field strength caused by mobile phones to the human head. METHODS In this paper the software "COMS...

Open base transceiver station (BTS) project was originally developed using open-source Unix/Linux applications in conjunction with Universal Software Radio Peripheral (USRP) to implement GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) air interface supporting GSM handsets at much lower cost than commercial carrier BTS systems. This paper emphasizes concepts and methodology of low cost Open BTS im...

This paper describes how location-based push-services can be realized on mobile devices. Such services allow to automatically deliver locationrelevant information to mobile users, thus enabling new application scenarios. The paper presents examples of these new application scenarios and introduces a generic software architecture, which allows to integrate arbitrary ways of tracking the user’s l...

Background: Over the past several years, the rapidly increasing use of mobile phones has raised global concerns about the biological effects of exposure to radiofrequency (RF) radiation. Numerous studies have shown that exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMFs) can be associated with effects on the nervous, endocrine, immune, cardiovascular, hematopoietic and ocular systems. In spite of genetic...