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Read the post from CenturionNYC, above. He does an excellent job of summarizing the SAR levels ("standard absorbed radiation"). We have known that "cell phones" have emitted radiation for some time now. As the technology advanced over the last 10 years these devices have only emitted more radiation with very little improvement in shielding.
Using a headphone will possibly decrease the exposure to your brain directly, but recognize that your brain is the most resistant organ to radiation because it is not active in biological cell division and regeneration like every other organ in your body. (your skin and intestines are the most sensitive)
Putting your treo in your pocket may not be the best idea when your phone device is turned on. I posted another thread earlier with concerns of the web browser staying connected on the T600 after you exit the browser. (on the T300 there was an option to disconnect when you exited.) This possibly adds a slight increase in emitted radiation.
The bottom line, I think, is not to be paranoid, but careful.
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