
Fast Company says that the heart app can shoot your heart rate over social networks, meaning that people can try and send you photos (imagine your favourite gross-out surprise picture) to try to get your heart rate up. The winner would be the one who could make your heart jump the most.
You could also imagine other apps like keeping track of yourself when watching movies, playing games, or engaging in otherwise pleasurable activities and graphing how your day looks. You’d assume that a follow-up device would be able to measure your breathing rate as well as your heart rate too. [Fast Company]


















Sam Brady
Saturday, October 10, 2009 at 3:41 PMI just love the fact that the obvious and base use of fitness for the device is completely overlooked by the tech nerd blog in favour of trivial and fleetingly interesting games it might play a role in.