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Originally Posted by HamsterRage
Except that an email is a short burst of data using a fair amount of bandwidth for that time. Voice communication is low bandwidth over a long period of time. That could play a factor in how a cellphone might affect electronic equipment. For instance, a compass that quivers for a second or two, versus a compass that settles a couple of points off north for the entire time span of a long conversation.
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That sounds backward to me? Text (an email) should take up very "little" data, where as digitized voice should take up a "large" amount of data?