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Magnetic Device Lets Smartphones Test Your BloodSmartphones equipped with portable devices that magnetically levitate cells might one day help diagnose diseases in the home, clinic or lab, researchers say.
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No Digital Divide: Mobile Media Plentiful in Low-Income FamiliesToddlers whose families are not well-off financially are spending plenty of time using mobile media devices, a new study reveals.
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Breath of Fresh Air: How Smartphones Can Help Asthma SufferersPeople with asthma could benefit from new inhalers and apps that take advantage of smartphones' capabilities to track when and where users need to use their medication.
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Mio Fuse: Fitness Tracker ReviewThe Mio Fuse is a new fitness tracker and training device from Mio Global, a company known for wrist-worn heart-rate monitors.
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Misfit Flash: Fitness Tracker ReviewMisfit Flash is an activity and sleep tracker that you can wear on your wrist, clip onto your belt or dangle from your keychain.
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Withings Activité Pop: Fitness Tracker ReviewThe Withings Activité Pop is a fitness tracker for people who don't want to look like they're wearing a fitness tracker.
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Fitbit Charge: Fitness Tracker ReviewThe Fitbit Charge is an activity tracker that also monitors sleep and displays incoming calls from your smartphone.
