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Wed October 5, 2011 My Smartphone Is A Microscope. What Can
Yours Do? Originally published on Wed October 12, 2011 10:02 am
I lied. My smartphone isn't a microscope — yet. But there are
some smart physicists who want to make that transformation
possible very soon, if not for you and me at first, then for
doctors who don't have easy access to laboratories. There are a
lot of ways to trick out your smartphone. And if you're an eager
Apple fan, the brand-new iPhone 4S will come with fancy apps
that use its increasingly sophisticated camera to scan and image
the world. A smartphone camera lens can measure objects, help
translate words, and even t