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Handheld cancer detection
The machine can detect liver cancer, rectal, prostate, uterus, ovaries, digestive organs such as the pancreas and gallbladder.
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5 ways to maintain the device's operation when power is lost
Mobile phones or other personal handheld devices are believed to be indispensable items for people in the era of digital technology boom.
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Video: Pen diagnoses cancer for 10 seconds
Scientists at the University of Texas, USA, developed a pen-shaped handheld device that can detect cancer in just 10 seconds.
Medicine - Health
Handheld devices help see bacteria on the wound
One of the real problems with harmful bacteria is that we cannot see them with the naked eye.
Medicine - Health
How does a laser pen hurt the eye?
Recent research warns that cheap laser pens that are widely sold in the market can hurt eyes.
Computer science
Sharp introduced high-end LCD for handheld devices
On April 18, Sharp announced the development of a high-end LCD monitor with sharp images for handhelds such as mobile phones that compete with OLED displays.
Computer science
Broadcom launches a new chipset for handheld devices
On Monday (January 29), Broadcom introduced two new chipsets and software for handheld devices with built-in Bluetooth wireless connectivity, which helps to improve soun…
New technology
Handheld device that helps 'decode' food quality at a glance
The compact device can fit into a pocket, introduced below, will be an effective tool to help you and your family get a perfect diet.
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Handheld devices are capable of detecting cancer
According to the Korea Herald, the BBB startup has built a device to help blood test and detect cancer signs.
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Pocket equipment can measure the level of pollution in the air
Plume Labs is one of the most prominent start-up companies on the topic of air pollution in major cities. C
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There is a handheld device to quickly detect infectious disease virus
Scientists at the Singapore Institute of Biotechnology and Nanotechnology (IBN) have successfully created a hand-held kit for rapid detection of infectious diseases with…
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Quick eye check with handheld scanner
Unlike bulky equipment used by ophthalmologists, the new product is about the size of a small camcorder.
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Blood test on the brain with handheld devices
The InfranScanner handheld provides clinicians with a powerful, compact, flexible tool for identifying intracranial haemorrhage in patients with head trauma.
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Early detection device for coal
A handheld device can help detect the presence of anthrax bacteria within one hour.