Nurugo has introduced the Nurugo Micro, a small attachment that fits over a smartphone’s camera, transforming it into a 400x microscope. With it, users are… ...

Using a smartphone to capture a microscopic image. Some phones have a built-in microscope lens but still cannot achieve the 400x, 800x and 1000x of a regular microscope lens.

If you've ever wanted to take extremely close-up pictures using nothing more than your smartphone, help is at hand if you're happy to shell out $15 on the Micro Phone Lens.

You may like I tried a fingertip lens that claimed to gave my iPhone a 1200x zoom – but it won’t replace my microscope any time soon; I’m a photographer, and this Leica-style smartphone is ...

• Works by attaching to the smartphone camera lens directly, no barrels, clips, attachments, just an elegantly designed lens. • Has an identical optical power as professional microscope lenses ...

Cameras on smartphones have been able to capture more and more detail with every new model, but there’s yet to be one to capture the world quite like Blips, a simple and inexpensive lens that ...

Here’s An $8 Microscope For Your Smartphone. by: Bea Kaye June 26, 2015. ... this 60x magnification 10mm lens microscope clips right to your cell phone’s camera lens. ...

An optics startup is looking to change that with a compact device that turns any smartphone or tablet into a microscope. Apple patented a lens mounting system for the iPhone back in 2014, but it ...

The US Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has developed a smartphone attachment, that turns the phone into a 1,000x microscope. What's more, it's made from less than one ...

But a new Kickstarter is offering a microscopic lens for smarpthones which is tiny, affordable, and bumps the magnification up to 15x. The Micro Phone Lens will set you back just $15 , and will work ...