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Your smartphone camera can detect radiation
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article published on 14 January, 2014
A test lab in the U.S., led by researcher Joshua Cogliati has confirmed that your smartphone can detect the presence of radiation.
Early last year, an app called "GammaPix" turned smartphones into faux Geiger Counters under the theory that CMOS sensors should also be able to make a signal when near radiation.
The team at Idaho National Labs found this to be true, and even went as far ... [ read the full article ]
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14. January 2014 @ 21:34
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Hooray for Americium!
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ddp
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14. January 2014 @ 23:41
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what about the apple phones?
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14. January 2014 @ 23:56
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Originally posted by ddp: what about the apple phones? Perhaps that's Americium Exceptionalism. :)
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15. January 2014 @ 08:15
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lxfactor
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15. January 2014 @ 11:11
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lol the nexus S was my first smart phone.. !
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15. January 2014 @ 13:37
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Good old Thunderfoot.
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15. January 2014 @ 16:55
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Wow this is amazing...
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