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If you want to control functions of your mobile phone, then grab Sony’s new camera-enabled handsets. Recently, Sony Ericsson has filed patent application, in which future camera enabled mobile phones will include the revolutionary motion control...
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Alba F.C of Spain who lost both her hands 28 years ago during chemistry experiment has become the first patient to undergo bilateral hand transplant, which stretched to...
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Nanotechnology is an upcoming field which has a wider scope and it is expected that it would significantly contribute to the medical science by helping in developing a...
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Now it is going to be easy for the doctors to know about the actual condition of the patient who has sustained heart attack with the help of new software.
This newly...
made popular Oct 16 2006
The OmniVision OV6920 CMOS is the world’s smallest camera sensor measuring just 1/18-inch. The camera is especially designed to steer through your digestive...
made popular Jun 24 2006
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The OmniVision OV6920 CMOS is the world’s smallest camera sensor measuring just 1/18-inch. The camera is especially designed to steer through your digestive...
made popular Jun 24 2006
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