| Smartphone app to use mobile camera to detect toxins, proteins, bacteria and ... NDTV Researchers have developed a new smartphone app that uses the mobile's built-in camera and processing power as a biosensor to detect toxins, proteins, bacteria, viruses and other molecules. The app and cradle system for smartphones has sensitive ... See all stories on this topic » |
| How a sports app got me back on track again Irish Examiner Most smartphones are compatible with these apps. Once it is downloaded, press the start button when you are exercising. Based on your movements, and using GPS technology, the apps measure your exertion. They track distance, time, speed, share activity ... See all stories on this topic » |
| App of the Week: Augment Daily Californian Easily one of the most powerful smartphone apps we've seen to date, it may be considered a godsend for those trying to figure out how to furnish and organize their new place of residence for the summer or next academic year. The concept is elusive in ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Malibu beach guide helps sort out parking, access, all in an app Los Angeles Times Environmental writer Jenny Price has spent years helping the public find its way to beaches disguised as private property. She has partnered with Escape Apps to create the Our Malibu Beaches smartphone app, designed to steer beachgoers to entryways ... See all stories on this topic » |
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