POCKET-INSERTABLE MICROWAVE EMF SMARTPHONE SHOE

Abstract

A case containing DNA material protect the user from non-ionizing radiation emitted from a mobile phone, while protecting the phone from physical damage. The DNA material absorbs the radiation emitting from the transmitter of the mobile phone. Layers of DNA material along with non-organic layers are advantageously combine to increase the absorption. The DNA material may be used form the case or be provided and an insert to a prior art case.

Claims

1. A mobile phone case for the protection of the user from non-ionizing radiation comprising: a back plate configured to receive the back side of the mobile phone, the back plate including a layer of DNA material at least in the area adjacent to the transmitting antenna of the mobile phone; a plurality of sides attached to the back plate and configured to reversible retain the mobile phone within the case.

2. The mobile phone case of claim 1, wherein the plurality of sides and the back plate comprise a layer of DNA material.

3. The mobile phone case of claim 1, wherein the back plate comprises a plurality of Layers of DNA material, each layer being different from at least one of the other layers.

4. The mobile phone case of claim 1, wherein the layer of DNA material is a composite material containing DNA material dispersed within it.

5. The mobile phone case of claim 1, wherein the layer of DNA material is wood.

6. A mobile phone shoe for protecting the user from radiation and allows for operation of the mobile phone while adjacent to the shoe, the case including a back plate covering the back of the mobile phone, the mobile phone and side plates for covering the sides of the mobile phone, the top, bottom and side plates connected to the back plate, the improvement comprising: an insert attached to the back plate and position between the back plate and the back of the mobile phone when the mobile phone is received by the case; said insert comprising a plurality of layers of DNA rich materials for absorbing non-ionizing radiation.

7. The mobile phone case of claim 6, wherein the insert further comprises at least one layer of non-organic material.

8. The mobile phone case of claim 7, wherein the at least one layer of non-organic material is an adhesive for adhering the insert to the case.

9. The mobile phone case of claim 7, wherein the at least one layer of non-organic material contains ferrite.

10. The mobile phone case of claim 6, wherein the plurality of layers of DNA rich material include an epoxy with DNA materials dispersed within.

11. An insert for a mobile phone case to protect the user from non-ionizing radiation emitted from the transmitter of a mobile phone, the insert comprising: a layer of DNA material; and, a layer of adhesive permanently affixed to the layer of DNA material; a slip sheet removable attached to the layer of adhesive, wherein the slip sheet protects the adhesive properties of the adhesive prior to removal; wherein the insert is flat and thin and configured to fit between a mobile phone case and the mobile phone when received by the mobile phone case.

12. The insert of claim 11, wherein the insert further comprises at least one layer of non-organic material.

13. The insert of claim 12, wherein the adhesive comprises non-organic material.

14. The insert of claim 12, wherein the at least one layer of non-organic material contains ferrite.

15. The insert of claim 11, wherein the insert further comprises a plurality of layers of DNA rich material.

16. The insert of claim 15, wherein the plurality of layers of DNA rich material includes an epoxy with DNA materials dispersed within.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0014] FIG. 1 is an illustration of a mobile phone case.

[0015] FIG. 2 is an illustration of an embodiment of a mobile phone case with DNA material according to an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter.

[0016] FIG. 3 is an illustration of an embodiment of a mobile phone case with a protective insert according to an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter.

[0017] FIG. 4 is an illustration of multiple layers of DNA and dispersing materials for a mobile phone case according to an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter.

[0018] The following detailed description of preferred embodiments refers to the accompanying drawings, which illustrate specific embodiments of the disclosed subject matter. Other embodiments having different structures and operations do not depart from the scope of the present disclosed subject matter.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0019] In the disclosed subject matter, very-high-density organic materials are used as the material for composition of cellular telephone cases, to dramatically increase the rate of microwave absorption. Such materials include, but are not limited to, the following: Heavy hardwoods, composite materials in which hardwood particle is mixed with leather particle, cases composed of layers of hardwoods in alternative grain presentations, cases composed of layers of hardwood and leather, cases in which the layering of leather over hardwood results in significant increases in microwave absorption in comparison to either dense hardwood or leather alone, cases in which the adhesive material between layers has been augmented by the introduction of DNA rich materials, cases in which the adhesive material between layers has been augmented by microwave diffusing materials, including but not limited to Ferrite, for the purpose of reducing microwave migration into the body of the cellular telephone user.

[0020] FIG. 1 shows at mobile phone 110 within a protective case 100. The protective case as described above is to prevent structural damage to the phone and/or provide a decorative element to the mobile phone. Cases come in many forms to protect and decorate the many different types of mobile phones and devices. Most have the attribute of allowing normal operations of the mobile phone or device while in the protective case. As noted above, the prior art cases are structured to protect the phone rather than the user.

[0021] FIG. 2 shows the use of high density DNA containing materials 200, of a weight inconvenient for mere decorative use, such that the increased density of DNA material employed will result in an increase in absorption of microwave energy by a cellular telephone case 100 made of such selected and so fabricated materials. Materials here stated include but are not limited to leather and dense hardwood, of course many high density DNA containing materials may be advantageously selected.

[0022] For the use of high density DNA containing materials, thickened at the back (the area then carried adjacent to the skin), such that the additional thickness of such materials results in increased density of DNA material employed, so such increased thickness will result in an increase in absorption of microwave energy by a case so constructed.

[0023] FIG. 3 shows another embodiment of the use of high density DNA containing materials to protect the user. An insert 400 may be secured in the case 100 proximate to the location of the transmitting antenna to absorb microwave energy. The insert 400 is preferably made of multiple layers of DNA material as well as radiation dispersing materials. The insert 400 may be affixed to the inside of the case with adhesives or physically fastened with screws or other type of discrete fasteners. The insert 400 preferably is thin enough to allow the mobile phone to be fit in the case with out obstruction, and have an area commensurate to absorb the desired amount of radiation The area should be large enough to cover a significant portion of the inside of the case 100 without hindering the cases operation.

[0024] FIG. 4 shows the layering of the DNA containing material as well as layers of inorganic adhesive layers. The laminate construction of a cellular telephone/mobile phone case of different layers, including but not limited to the overlapping of leather 230 and dense hardwood 220 and 210 such that the lamination of such materials results in an increase in the Specific Absorption Rate (sometimes hereafter SAR). Embodiments of the disclosures subject matter may be realized in cases formed primarily of these layers, these layers may be used to cover a case made of other materials. In all matters here stated, the increase in microwave absorption by the case results in reduced microwave into the body the user.

[0025] Inorganic materials 225, or adhesives containing inorganic materials 215 as shown in FIG. 4 may also be used in the laminate.

[0026] Composite materials composed of DNA rich base materials, including to adhered composites containing powders of leather, wood and animal bone, such that the resulting material, when configured into a cellular telephone case, results in increased SAR, may also be used in lieu of layering material, or in conjunction with such layers.

[0027] The last-mentioned U.S. application Ser. No. 13/667,958 since allowed, is unique in comparison to all prior devices, in that it provides EMF microwave blocking and/or absorption of microwave EMF from a cellular device, by providing a barrier between the microwave smartphone device involved and the body of the end user, but does not enclose the device fully, such that the desired blockage is only on one side. Thus, said application Ser. No. 13/667,958 provides the user with protection from microwave, but at the same time, as there is no blockage of the side of the phone not facing the body of the user, Ser. No. 13/667,958 will allow the user the said blockage device to continue to receive calls and texts. This provided protection to the user of the microwave communication device but nonetheless allows the end user to receive texts or notification of calls while the device is in use, protecting the DNA of the user.

[0028] As above described, the one side only blocking, characteristics of devices produced in accordance with the principles of claims in application Ser. No. 13/667,958 allows the receipt of calls and texts, despite that effective blockage and/or absorption in microwave continues to protect the user when the blocking pad as described in said Application is in use.

[0029] For a toe-equipped Electromagnetic Field (EMF) blocking pads which provides a nesting pocket for a cellular phone or similar device, such that said device is held in firm mechanical relationship with the EMF-protective pad involved, where such pad contains EMF blocking material, such as silver cloth.

[0030] For a toe-equipped EMF blocking pad which provides a nestling pocket for a cellular phone or similar device, such that said device is held in firm mechanical relationship with the EMF-protective pad involved, where such pad contains EMF blocking material, such as silver cloth, in company, in laminate form, with EMF-absorbing material containing DNA, which DNA-containing EMF blocking material has been shown to mechanically dissipate microwave through mechanical vibration of the DNA molecules.

[0031] For a toe-equipped EMF blocking pads which provides a nestling pocket for a cellular phone or similar device, such that said device is held in firm mechanical relationship with the EMF-protective pad involved, where such pad contains EMF-absorbing material containing DNA, such as for example leather.

[0032] For a toe-equipped EMF blocking pad which provides a nestling pocket for a cellular phone or similar device, such that said device is held in firm mechanical relationship with the EMF-protective pad involved, (a) where such pad contains EMF-absorbing material containing DNA, such as for example leather, or (b) contains non-DNA EMF blocking material only, or (c) contains a laminate of EMF blocking and EMF absorbing material and the smart phone involved is further mechanically adhered to said blocking pad, whatever its composition, through the use of an overlay strap, static, buckled, or elastic, which strip further works to hold the cellular device in mechanical attachment to the EMF blocking pad involved, including use in pocket or purse.

[0033] For an EMF blocking pad for pocket or other garment insertion, which provides for the use of an overlay strap, static, buckled, or elastic, which strap holds the cellular device in mechanical attachment to the EMF blocking pad involved, including for use in pocket or purse.

[0034] The use of paints, varnishes, glues, plastics, epoxies or other mediums which include composite materials composed of DNA rich base materials are envisioned. For the laminate construction of cellular telephone cases where the adhesive medium includes including adhesive or other layering material which has been imbued with materials increasing diffusion, including not only organic materials such as leather, wood and animal bone, but also inorganic materials such as ferrite, such that the resulting laminate case has an increased SAR.