Amazing. It looks like a revolutionary iPhone application coming soon could use your iPhone’s headset/mic to detect your pulse and tell you it. Then, SAVE it to a history log.
Read more to check out the video.
Heart Monitor on the iPhone 3G uses the inbuilt microphone to detect, calculate and store you heart rate. You can measure the pulse on your neck or wrist and even directly over your heart.
A second mode allows you to simply measure your pulse manually when training by telling you when to start and stop counting. You can then enter your pulse count and this too will be stored.
Hopefully… It will be compatible with the forthcoming in-ear headphones for iPod Touch 2G.
It’s currently waiting for approval at the App Store – I’ll get someone with an iPhone to review it as soon as it’s out. Watch this space!
my ipod is bore
September 23rd, 2008 at 1:54 pm