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External Link: A Look Inside the iPhone's High Tech Sensors
macworld.com - 10/29/2009
External Link: A Look Inside the iPhone's High Tech Sensors
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Computerworld's John Brandon looks at the sensor technology that enables the iPhone to perform some of its more amazing tricks. It's not magic, but it is sufficiently advanced to seem like it at times.   Read and post comments about this article | Tweet this article Microsoft's ...

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TidBITS: Mac News for the Rest of Us — ... A Look Inside the iPhone's High Tech Sensors -- Computerworld's John Brandon looks at the sensor technology that enables the iPhone to perform some of its more amazing tricks. It's not magic, but it is sufficiently advanced to seem like it at times. (Posted 2009-10-29) ...

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