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Buyers of the new iPhone 4 may want to consider safety issues along with functionality and style, says Papool Chaudhari of Reyes Bartolomei Browne. He notes the prior complaints about dropped calls on iPhones, and says that Apple's decision to move the new phone's antenna outside the casing means the iPhone 4 emits more radiation near users' heads than does the previous 3GS. "I think Apple chose to sacrifice safety for better call reception," Chaudhari says. "By placing the antenna outside the housing, Apple hopes to solve the dropped-calls problem, but at what cost?" Chaudhari represents the inventor of a technology designed to reduce cell-phone radiation in two patent infringement actions against 10 manufacturers, including Sony, Samsung and Nokia. To interview Mr. Chaudhari, contact Mark Annick at 800-559-4534 or mark@androvett.com.