Astronauts on the final mission of the Space Shuttle program (STS-135, scheduled for launch in July) will be taking iPhones into space for the first time. They're not taking the devices up there in search of better reception, though—this is all about experimenting with apps. (Cosmic Log)
Final Space Shuttle launch will be first to carry iPhones into space
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