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Screen Time | Moon mission makes mobile phones mainstream in space

Screen Time | Moon mission makes mobile phones mainstream in space

Tech reporter Rutger Otto's weekly column discusses the increasing use of mobile phones for capturing high-quality photography in space. The article highlights impressive images taken by mobile devices during a recent mission to the moon.

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