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Section: claims

1. A method of suppressing dynamic magnetic fields irradiated by a mobile phone from propagating toward a user of said mobile phone, wherein said dynamic magnetic fields are generated by said phone, wherein said phone irradiates first electromagnetic wave comprising a first dynamic electric field and a first dynamic magnetic field toward said user of said phone, and wherein said method comprises the steps of:identifying a first dynamic magnetic polarity of said first dynamic magnetic field;emitting second electromagnetic wave which comprises a second dynamic electric field and a second dynamic magnetic field toward said user; andmanipulating a second dynamic magnetic polarity of said second dynamic magnetic field of said second wave to be substantially similar to said first dynamic magnetic polarity of said first dynamic magnetic field of said first wave,thereby suppressing at least a portion of said first magnetic field of said first wave by at least a portion of said second magnetic field of said second wave from propagating toward said user mainly due to said substantially similar dynamic magnetic polarities of said first and second magnetic fields of said waves, and thereby decreasing an intensity of said first and second dynamic magnetic fields at least one of in and around said user. 2. The method of claim 1, said manipulating comprising the step of:rendering a second phase angle of said second dynamic magnetic field to be substantially similar to a first phase angle of said first dynamic magnetic field for obtaining said substantially similar first and second dynamic magnetic polarities. 3. The method of claim 1, said manipulating comprising at least one of the steps of:manipulating a first phase angle of said first dynamic magnetic field and a second phase angle of said second dynamic magnetic field enough for obtaining said substantially similar dynamic magnetic polarities;manipulating a first frequency of said first dynamic magnetic field and a second frequency of said second dynamic magnetic field enough for obtaining said substantially similar dynamic magnetic polarities;manipulating at least one of a first distance from a first source of said first wave to said user and a second distance from a second source of said second wave to said user enough for obtaining said substantially similar dynamic magnetic polarities; andmanipulating at least one of a first position of said first source with respect to said user and a second position of said second source with respect to said user enough for obtaining said substantially similar dynamic magnetic polarities. 4. The method of claim 1 further comprising the steps of:carrying first input signal for mobile communication with said first wave; andcarrying said first input signal for said communication with said second wave. 5. The method of claim 1 further comprising the steps of:carrying first input signal for mobile communication with said first wave; andcarrying second input signal for mobile communication with said second wave, wherein said second input signal is not identical to said first input signal. 6. The method of claim 1 further comprising the steps of:irradiating said first wave by at least one base unit;emitting said second wave by at least one counter unit; andadjusting at least one of shapes of at least one of said base and counter units, sizes of at least one of said base and counter units, positions of at least one of said base and counter units at least one of inside and on said mobile phone, arrangements of at least one of said base and counter units relative to said user when said phone is in use, and a distance between said base unit and counter unit for obtaining said substantially similar dynamic magnetic polarities. 7. The method of claim 6 further comprising at least one of the steps of:controlling a depth of a space of said decreased intensity through said adjusting, wherein said depth is measured in a first direction extending from said mobile phone toward said user;controlling a width of said space through said adjusting, wherein said width is measured in a second direction extending horizontally along said mobile phone; andcontrolling a height of said space through said adjusting, wherein said height is measured in a third direction extending vertically along said mobile phone. 8. The method of claim 6 further comprising one of the steps of:configuring said base and counter units as articles which are mechanically separate and which are not directly coupled electrically;configuring said base and counter units as articles which are mechanically separate but which are directly coupled electrically;configuring said base and counter units as articles which are mechanically coupled but which are not directly coupled electrically; andconfiguring said base and counter units as articles which are mechanically coupled and which are directly coupled electrically. 9. The method of claim 6 further comprising the step of:configuring at least a portion of said counter unit to be disposed one of outside, on and inside at least a portion of said base unit, whereby said base and counter units form a unitary article. 10. The method of claim 1 further comprising the steps of:irradiating said first wave by at least one base unit;emitting said second wave by at least one counter unit; andadjusting at least one of a two-dimensional direction and a three-dimensional direction of an electric current supplied to at least one of said base unit and counter unit for obtaining said substantially similar dynamic magnetic polarities. 11. The method of claim 10 further comprising at least one of the steps of:controlling a depth of a space of said decreased intensity through said adjusting, wherein said depth is measured in a first direction extending from said mobile phone toward said user;controlling a width of said space through said adjusting, wherein said width is measured in a second direction extending horizontally along said mobile phone; andcontrolling a height of said space through said adjusting, wherein said height is measured in a third direction extending vertically along said mobile phone. 12. The method of claim 10, wherein said mobile phone defines a top, a middle, and a bottom in a vertical direction, wherein said mobile phone also defines a right end, a center, and a left end in a horizontal direction, and wherein said mobile phone further defines at least four corners which include an upper-right corner, an upper-left corner, a lower-right corner, and a lower-left corner, said method further comprising at least one of the steps of:disposing one of said base and counter units in said top, while disposing the other of said units in one of said middle and bottom, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said horizontal direction;disposing one of said base and counter units in one of said top and middle, while disposing the other of said units in said bottom, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said horizontal direction;disposing said base unit and counter unit in one of said top, middle, and bottom, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said vertical direction;disposing one of said base and counter units in said right end, while disposing the other of said units in one of said center and left end, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said vertical direction;disposing one of said base and counter units in one of said right end and middle, while disposing the other of said units in said left end, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said vertical direction;disposing said base unit and counter unit in one of said right end, center, and left end, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said horizontal direction; anddisposing said base and counter units in an opposing pair of said corners, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in a diagonal direction of said mobile phone. 13. The method of claim 10 further comprising one of the steps of:configuring said base unit and counter unit in an at least similar shape and size and then disposing said units in a symmetric arrangement with respect to an ear of said user;configuring said base unit and counter unit in only one of different shapes and sizes and then disposing said units in a symmetric arrangement with respect to an ear of said user; andconfiguring said base unit and counter unit in different shapes and different sizes and then disposing said units in an asymmetric arrangement with respect to an ear of said user. 14. A method of irradiating electromagnetic waves by a mobile phone for communication while decreasing an intensity of said electromagnetic waves propagating toward a user of said phone comprising the steps of:irradiating by said mobile phone first electromagnetic wave which comprises a first dynamic magnetic field defining a first dynamic magnetic polarity;generating by said mobile phone second electromagnetic wave which comprises a second dynamic magnetic field defining a second dynamic magnetic polarity;manipulating said first and second dynamic magnetic polarities to be at least similar to each other; andirradiating both of said first wave second wave toward said user,thereby rendering said first and second dynamic magnetic fields repel at least portions of each other at least one of in and around said user mainly due to said similar dynamic magnetic polarities, and thereby decreasing an intensity of said first and second dynamic magnetic fields at least one of in and around said user. 15. The method of claim 14, said manipulating comprising the step of:rendering said first and second dynamic magnetic polarities to be at least substantially similar to each other. 16. The method of claim 14, said manipulating comprising the step of:manipulating a first phase angle of said first dynamic magnetic field and a second phase angle of said second dynamic magnetic field to be at least similar to each other for obtaining said similar dynamic magnetic polarities. 17. The method of claim 14, said manipulating comprising at least one of the steps of:manipulating a first phase angle of said first dynamic magnetic field and a second phase angle of said second dynamic magnetic field enough for obtaining said similar dynamic magnetic polarities;manipulating a first frequency of said first dynamic magnetic field and a second frequency of said second dynamic magnetic field enough for obtaining said similar dynamic magnetic polarities;manipulating at least one of a first distance from a first source of said first wave to said user and a second distance from a source of said second wave to said user enough for obtaining said similar dynamic magnetic polarities; andmanipulating at least one of a first position of said first source and a second position of said second source enough for obtaining said similar dynamic magnetic polarities. 18. The method of claim 14 further comprising the steps of:carrying first input signal for said communication with said first wave;carrying said first input signal for said communication with said second wave; andaccomplishing said decreasing mainly at least one of in and around said user, while minimizing said decreasing away from said user. 19. The method of claim 14 further comprising the steps of:carrying first input signal for said communication with said first wave;carrying second input signal for said communication with said second wave, wherein said second input signal is not identical to said first input signal; andaccomplishing said decreasing mainly at least one of in and around said user, while minimizing said decreasing substantially away from said user. 20. The method of claim 14 further comprising the steps of:irradiating said first wave by at least one base unit;emitting said second wave by at least one counter unit; andadjusting at least one of shapes of at least one of said base and counter units, sizes of at least one of said base and counter units, positions of at least one of said base and counter units at least one of inside and on said mobile phone, arrangements of at least one of said base and counter units relative to said user when said phone is in use, and a distance between said base unit and counter unit for obtaining said similar dynamic magnetic polarities. 21. The method of claim 20 further comprising at least one of the steps of:controlling a depth of a space of said decreased intensity through said adjusting, wherein said depth is measured in a first direction extending from said mobile phone toward said user;controlling a width of said space through said adjusting, wherein said width is measured in a second direction extending horizontally along said mobile phone; andcontrolling a height of said space through said adjusting, wherein said height is measured in a third direction extending vertically along said mobile phone. 22. The method of claim 20 further comprising one of the steps of:configuring said base and counter units as articles which are mechanically separate and which are not directly coupled electrically;configuring said base and counter units as articles which are mechanically separate but which are directly coupled electrically;configuring said base and counter units as articles which are mechanically coupled but which are not directly coupled electrically; andconfiguring said base and counter units as articles which are mechanically coupled and which are directly coupled electrically. 23. The method of claim 20 further comprising the step of:configuring at least a portion of said counter unit to be disposed one of outside, on, and inside at least a portion of said base unit, whereby said base and counter units form a unitary article. 24. The method of claim 14 further comprising the steps of:irradiating said first wave by at least one base unit;emitting said second wave by at least one counter unit; andadjusting at least one of a two-dimensional direction and a three-dimensional direction of an electric current supplied to at least one of said base unit and counter unit for obtaining said similar dynamic magnetic polarities. 25. The method of claim 24 further comprising at least one of the steps of:controlling a depth of a space of said decreased intensity through said adjusting, wherein said depth is measured in a first direction extending from said mobile phone toward said user;controlling a width of said space through said adjusting, wherein said width is measured in a second direction extending horizontally along said mobile phone; andcontrolling a height of said space through said adjusting, wherein said height is measured in a third direction extending vertically along said mobile phone. 26. The method of claim 24, wherein said mobile phone defines a top, a middle, and a bottom in a vertical direction, wherein said mobile phone also defines a right end, a center, and a left end in a horizontal direction, and wherein said mobile phone further defines at least four corners which include an upper-right corner, an upper-left corner, a lower-right corner, and a lower-left corner, said method further comprising at least one of the steps of:disposing one of said base and counter units in said top, while disposing the other of said units in one of said middle and bottom, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said horizontal direction;disposing one of said base and counter units in one of said top and middle, while disposing the other of said units in said bottom, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said horizontal direction;disposing said base unit and counter unit in one of said top, middle, and bottom, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said vertical direction;disposing one of said base and counter units in said right end, while disposing the other of said units in one of said center and left end, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said vertical direction;disposing one of said base and counter units in one of said right end and middle, while disposing the other of said units in said left end, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said vertical direction;disposing said base unit and counter unit in one of said right end, center, and left end, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said horizontal direction; anddisposing said base and counter units in an opposing pair of said corners, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in a diagonal direction of said mobile phone. 27. The method of claim 24 further comprising one of the steps of:configuring said base unit and counter unit in an at least similar shape and size and then disposing said units in a symmetric arrangement with respect to an ear of said user;configuring said base unit and counter unit in only one of different shapes and sizes and then disposing said units in a symmetric arrangement with respect to an ear of said user; andconfiguring said base unit and counter unit in different shapes and different sizes and then disposing said units in an asymmetric arrangement with respect to an ear of said user. 28. A method of decreasing an intensity of dynamic magnetic fields of electromagnetic waves which are irradiated by a mobile phone toward a user of said phone comprising the steps of:irradiating by said phone first electromagnetic wave which comprises a first dynamic electric field and a first dynamic magnetic field, wherein at least a first portion of said first dynamic magnetic field defines a first dynamic magnetic polarity;generating by said phone second electromagnetic wave which comprises a second dynamic electric field and a second dynamic magnetic field, wherein at least a second portion of said second dynamic magnetic field defines a second dynamic magnetic polarity;manipulating said first and second dynamic magnetic polarities to be at least similar to each other so that said portions of said dynamic magnetic fields repel each other; andirradiating said first wave toward said user while emitting said second wave toward said user as well,thereby decreasing said intensity of said first and second dynamic magnetic fields of said first and second waves at least one of in and around said user. 29. The method of claim 28, said manipulating comprising the step of:rendering said first and second dynamic magnetic polarities to be at least substantially similar to each other. 30. A method of decreasing an intensity of dynamic magnetic fields of compound electromagnetic waves at least one of in and around a user of a mobile phone, wherein said compound wave is irradiated by said phone and wherein said method comprises the steps of:dividing said compound electromagnetic waves into a first electromagnetic wave as well as a second electromagnetic wave, each wave including a dynamic electric field and a dynamic magnetic field, while rendering a dynamic sum of dynamic amplitudes of said first and second magnetic fields of said first and second waves, respectively, at least substantially equivalent to a dynamic amplitude of said compound waves and while manipulating a first dynamic magnetic polarity of said first dynamic magnetic field of said first wave to be at least substantially similar to a second dynamic magnetic polarity of said second dynamic magnetic field of said second wave;irradiating said first wave toward said user by said mobile phone; andemitting said second wave also toward said user by said mobile phone,thereby decreasing an intensity of a dynamic sum of said first dynamic magnetic field and said second dynamic magnetic field at least one of in and around said user. 31. The method of claim 30, said manipulating comprising the step of:rendering a second phase angle of said second dynamic magnetic field to be substantially similar to a first phase angle of said first dynamic magnetic field for obtaining said substantially similar dynamic magnetic polarities. 32. The method of claim 30, said manipulating comprising at least one of the steps of:manipulating a first phase angle of said first dynamic magnetic field and a second phase angle of said second dynamic magnetic field enough for obtaining said substantially similar dynamic magnetic polarities;manipulating a first frequency of said first dynamic magnetic field and a second frequency of said second dynamic magnetic field enough for obtaining said substantially similar dynamic magnetic polarities;manipulating at least one of a first distance from a first source of said first wave to said user and a second distance from a second source of said second wave to said user enough for obtaining said substantially similar dynamic magnetic polarities; andmanipulating at least one of a first position of said first source and a second position of said second source enough for obtaining said substantially similar dynamic magnetic polarities. 33. The method of claim 30 further comprising the steps of:carrying first input signal for mobile communication with said first wave;carrying said first input signal for said communication with said second wave; andaccomplishing said decreasing mainly at least one of in and around said user, while minimizing said decreasing substantially away from said user. 34. The method of claim 30 further comprising the steps of:carrying first input signal for mobile communication with said first wave;carrying second input signal for mobile communication with said second wave, wherein said second input signal is not identical to said first input signal; andaccomplishing said decreasing substantially at least one of in and around said user, while minimizing said decreasing substantially away from said user. 35. The method of claim 30 further comprising the steps of:irradiating said first wave by at least one base unit;emitting said second wave by at least one counter unit; andadjusting at least one of shapes of at least one of said base and counter units, sizes of at least one of said base and counter units, positions of at least one of said base and counter units at least one of inside and on said mobile phone, arrangements of at least one of said base and counter units relative to said user when said phone is in use, and a distance between said base unit and counter unit for obtaining said substantially similar dynamic magnetic polarities. 36. The method of claim 35 further comprising one of the steps of:manipulating said first and second dynamic magnetic fields to define at least substantially similar dynamic amplitudes;manipulating said dynamic amplitude of said first dynamic magnetic field to be greater than said dynamic amplitude of said second dynamic magnetic field; andmanipulating said dynamic amplitude of said first dynamic magnetic field to be less than said dynamic amplitude of said second dynamic magnetic field. 37. The method of claim 35 further comprising at least one of the steps of:controlling a depth of a space of said decreased intensity through said adjusting, wherein said depth is measured in a first direction extending from said mobile phone toward said user;controlling a width of said space through said adjusting, wherein said width is measured in a second direction extending horizontally along said mobile phone; andcontrolling a height of said space through said adjusting, wherein said height is measured in a third direction extending vertically along said mobile phone. 38. The method of claim 35 further comprising one of the steps of:configuring said base and counter units as articles which are mechanically separate and which are not directly coupled electrically;configuring said base and counter units as articles which are mechanically separate but which are directly coupled electrically;configuring said base and counter units as articles which are mechanically coupled but which are not directly coupled electrically; andconfiguring said base and counter units as articles which are mechanically coupled and which are directly coupled electrically. 39. The method of claim 35 further comprising the step of:configuring at least a portion of said counter unit to be disposed one of outside, on, and inside at least a portion of said base unit, whereby said base and counter units form a unitary article. 40. The method of claim 30 further comprising the steps of:irradiating said first wave by at least one base unit;emitting said second wave by at least one counter unit; andadjusting at least one of a two-dimensional direction and a three-dimensional direction of an electric current supplied to at least one of said base unit and counter unit for obtaining said substantially similar dynamic magnetic polarities. 41. The method of claim 40 further comprising one of the steps of:manipulating said first and second dynamic magnetic fields to define at least substantially similar dynamic amplitudes;manipulating said dynamic amplitude of said first dynamic magnetic field to be greater than said dynamic amplitude of said second dynamic magnetic field; andmanipulating said dynamic amplitude of said first dynamic magnetic field to be less than said dynamic amplitude of said second dynamic magnetic field. 42. The method of claim 40 further comprising at least one of the steps of:controlling a depth of a space of said decreased intensity through said adjusting, wherein said depth is measured in a first direction extending from said mobile phone toward said user;controlling a width of said space through said adjusting, wherein said width is measured in a second direction extending horizontally along said mobile phone; andcontrolling a height of said space through said adjusting, wherein said height is measured in a third direction extending vertically along said mobile phone. 43. The method of claim 40, wherein said mobile phone defines a top, a middle, and a bottom in a vertical direction, wherein said mobile phone also defines a right end, a center, and a left end in a horizontal direction, and wherein said mobile phone further defines at least four corners which include an upper-right corner, an upper-left corner, a lower-right corner, and a lower-left corner, said method further comprising at least one of the steps of:disposing one of said base and counter units in said top, while disposing the other of said units in one of said middle and bottom, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said horizontal direction;disposing one of said base and counter units in one of said top and middle, while disposing the other of said units in said bottom, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said horizontal direction;disposing said base unit and counter unit in one of said top, middle, and bottom, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said vertical direction;disposing one of said base and counter units in said right end, while disposing the other of said units in one of said center and left end, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said vertical direction;disposing one of said base and counter units in one of said right end and middle, while disposing the other of said units in said left end, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said vertical direction;disposing said base unit and counter unit in one of said right end, center, and left end, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in said horizontal direction; anddisposing said base and counter units in an opposing pair of said corners, thereby creating a space of said decreased intensity which extends at least partially in a diagonal direction of said mobile phone. 44. The method of claim 40 further comprising one of the steps of:configuring said base unit and counter unit in an at least similar shape and size and then disposing said units in a symmetric arrangement with respect to an ear of said user;configuring said base unit and counter unit in only one of different shapes and sizes and then disposing said units in a symmetric arrangement with respect to an ear of said user; andconfiguring said base unit and counter unit in different shapes and different sizes and then disposing said units in an asymmetric arrangement with respect to an ear of said user.