We have had radio waves bouncing around us for decades, I am not going to start worrying about them now. You use remote controls right? Waves, you use a microwave oven? Waves, cordless phone? Waves. Unless you were sitting on top of the wireless router 24/7 I just can not imagine they would be strong enough to do any harm. Sitting in front of a monitor is probably worse. so in answer no it does not concern me. I have plenty of health issues I deal with on a daily basis that I have to keep up with medication and testing and monitoring. Not to say that reading and staying informed is bad of course, educating ourselves is always a good thing.

Hi alisande, BBBluz (do we like BB King, BTW?) Actually that was a nickname given to me by my dearly departed grandfather because of my BIG blue eyes! But, yes! I do like BBKing! Love the blues! I'm glad you posted at LandzDown, I see you found out a few things that were needing attention. Corrine is one of the best in the field of Security. @ mike kaiser: Yes! I am a wannabe. But I've taken it one step further than wanting...I am a gonnabe! I want to be the best that I can be to help those who can't help themselves. I don't see how that would render one to be self-important. The one thing that I have found while helping others to solve their computer problems, is that not everyone is cut out for learning the Technology that is closing in on us and making our lives difficult. I am not here to help criticize the work of others, just to protect and teach those who are vulnerable to those who create malware and get rich at the expense of those who are unaware of such tyranny that we face while surfing the web. The Web of Trust add on does this very well. Even if you click on a familiar link that is good, there are "sub links" within links that are not so good. I have found many while researching and will do my best to protect and teach those who are not aware of this. That is my goal! Safe surfing and to teach others about the hazards there of. I am not here to criticize as you have in your post, but to teach and give of myself what others have given to me. I can tell that you are quite an educated man and I'm sure that is your goal as well. To be completely honest...your response had left me baffled! WOT definition: With over 13 million users worldwide, Web of Trust offers Internet users preventive protection against online threats and scams. WOT's patent-pending reputation management system computes ratings from individual users and trusted sources based on trustworthiness, vendor reliability, privacy, and child safety. Sophisticated algorithms guarantee objective reputation management, ensure reliability, and protect against manipulation.

,, what kind of keyboard program are you using? I use SwiftKey which is very easy to use and learn. The predictions are right on target. You can get it from the Google play store. it is very customizable. I hate using any other kind of keyboard now. I don't care for the standard keyboard that comes loaded with the system. The on-board keyboard program will remain on the phone but you can download and add other ones to try out. Swift key does have a free version, I like it so much I did purchase the full app, not expensive and I caught it on a special deal. Check out the link below, you can install the free one to try, if you decide you don't want it just remove it. Same with the browser I have found that the standard browser is OK not great. I currently use UC HD BROWSER for android, it is by far the best browser I have ever used for android. it is amazingly fast and easy to use, I love it and highly recommended that any one using Android try it out. I have been a long time Firefox for android user but UC HD BROWSER blows it away, and it has a built-in ad block plus type filter built in. It is also available on Google play. Here is a link that might be useful: Swift key

Generally yes it will use accessible, accepted wifi first then when not available out and about it accesses the mobile network for all transmission phone calls and data transmission. It will show you if there are wifi networks available around you, most will be locked and not available. If you are located near a free hot spot it will notify you of the network and if you want to use it you can click on it and connect. Some free hot spots require that you get a password from them to use their free network. Keep in mind that any open free hot spots is just that open to anyone and not secure so don't be doing banking or using credit cards. I personally don't even access my email on an open hot spot.