Scientists use iPhone microscope to diagnose intestinal worms

1. SamsungTheSavior posted on 3 hours ago 8 2

Could've gotten much more done with a note 2 microscope and split screen apps.

6. bucky posted on 2 hours ago 1 6

I don't think they can afford to have apps crash though.

8. SamsungTheSavior posted on 2 hours ago 5 3

Obviously they could if they uses an iPhone. My buddies iPhone has app crashes all the time. My Galaxy S2 running a 4.2.2 rom never crashes.

9. weinerslav posted on 1 hour ago 4 1

Weird, since studies say iphone apps crash 3 more times than android apps....

13. Ninetysix posted on 1 hour ago 0 2

Weird. Scientists should know which platform will suit them better no?

iOS is the prefered platform in the medical and enterprise field.

15. weinerslav posted on 34 min ago 1 0

Geeee.... sorry, didn't wanted to offend your feelings, just browse phone arena for the article about crashes and platforms and I'm quite sure you'll find it.

By the way, witch scientists and enterprises? The American? I'm shocked...

2. blackice214 posted on 2 hours ago 0 0

I wonder how accurate that microscope is.

3. rebeccajustin posted on 2 hours ago 1 1

Well its obivious iphone can detect its own kind!

12. zibbyzib2000 posted on 1 hour ago 0 0

GTFO of here bro!!!
This is my town.

4. lyndon420 posted on 2 hours ago 0 0

That was amazing creativity for what they had to work with.

7. rusticguy posted on 2 hours ago 2 0

iPhone iNexpensive? c'mon that's worst iNsult for iPhone :D

10. MobileJunkieJr posted on 1 hour ago 1 0

Should'a used the 808!!!
They would'a seen "lossless" worms and even the viruses in the worms.

16. roscuthiii posted on 12 min ago 0 0

So... they used Apple Maps and wound up in someone's backside?

*bah-dum-tiss*

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