New Phone Wants to be Your Personal Trainer
coondoggie writes to tell us that a new prototype "Wellness Phone" has been developed. Designed to help users with everything from staying in shape to checking your breath, the new phone can measure things like body fat, pulse, and even stress level through a series of questions. "The companies are reportedly still testing some of the phone's more advanced technology, including a function to keep track of meals and calculate calorific intake, as well as a network capacity to let users share data. The companies haven't said when nor how much they will sell the phones. Plus it doesn't look like they be sold in the US anytime soon either."
Are they going straight for Apple? Keeping track of meals is one of the flagship features of the iPhone.
Wanna know what you just ate? Look at the smudges on the screen...
Cretin - a powerful and flexible CD reencoder
When dealing with some of these companies will the phone encourage you to train for the shot put?
If the g'vt kept the data on you that google does you'd better believe you'd be calling it "doing evil"
"There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty: soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order." -Ed H
It sounds like having this phone would cause stress!
Also, if somebody near me was using that thing, I might be tempted to use their phone as a rectal thermometer.
I prefer Flambe as apposed flamebait.
Most likely called the "iNag"
A goal is a dream with a deadline
a new prototype "Wellness Phone" has been
Supplied with other products with "Genuine People Personality" - Eddie, the ships computer, Marvin the paranoid android, a Nutrimatic Drink Dispenser, and some cheerful lifts.. Oh God..
"A nation that forgets its past is doomed to repeat it." - Churchill
"are you angry?"
"you need to get off your ass and go running!"
"eeew... did you eat garlic?"
Well, back to rejecting software patent applications.
I honestly think you ought to sit down calmly, take a stress pill and think things over.
It must have been something you assimilated. . . .