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    psychonaut2021:That's Mr Psychonaut to you!: I like the app and all, but the hearts gotta go...and get replaced by a hot looking nurse lady! Although that might throw off the results. more »
    aek8: ok so something comes out for the iPhone and it measures heartrate as an input, but Nintendo comes out with their heartrate monitor add-on and you fli... more »
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  • #iphoneapps

    You Can Soon Track Your Heart Rate With Your iPhone

    The iPhone heart rate monitor prototype by Corventis will of course be useful by people who actually need to keep track of their heart health, but it could actually be used as a unique physical input device for apps. More »
  • #happyfinish

    OSIM uSpace Full Body Massage Chair Balances Your Body, Bank Account

    At $6,000, this OSIM uSpace full body massage chair better do what it says in addition to just looking all sci-fi and space Pac-Manish. According to the manufacturer, the chair fixes you using mood lighting, massage, and music. They say the uSpace has three different modes: "revitalize", "relax" or "balance" you. More »
  • #lasers

    Laser Tattoo Body-Modding, This Time it's Not Painful: Fingernails

    The skin-ablation laser tattoo we showed you recently was creepy mainly because burning your naked skin is going to hurt, but this new laser body-mod tackles a safer target, fingernails. The portraits of famous bods you can see in the image are laser-etched into black nail polish (I know, it looks like they're made of seared, blackened nail, but they're not), and member lamedust over at Instructables has got a pretty comprehensive guide. So if you're crazy, you too can etch pics onto the end of your digits. The video makes for interesting watching. More »
  • #tattoos

    Guy Uses Laser-Etch Machine to Tattoo Himself (Verdict: Flaming Nutcase)

  • #bionic

    Bionic Body Shop is Much Less Girly Than Current Body Shop

    IEEE, the industry trade mag for gigantic nerds, has this cool Flash demo of what a bionic body shop of the future would look like. Just pick out the parts of your body you'd want to enhance—hand, leg, heart, eyeball, ear, brain, peepee, foot or bladder—and it'll show you how much the add-on will cost. It's a part of their report on "the Singularity," which is an eventual breakthrough in science or technology that will revolutionize humanity. Adding robotic or super-improved parts to yourself definitely qualifies as one. [IEEE]
  • #wiifitreview

    Wii Fit Review By a Formerly Fit Geek

  • #nintendo

    Nintendo Wii Fit Here

    Nintendo rang the doorbell at 8:30AM to give me some training in Wii Fit. They calibrated the board to my body by taking my age and measuring my weight. I did some basic yoga stretches, and found them surprisingly hard. My BMI is 25.99, which makes me overweight. My body age, which is much like a brain age score, is 42. Not good. The good news is that between the tracking of fitness, the variety of actual exercises like running in place and pushups and squats, and fun balance games like ski jump and tightrope walking, I might actually get off my ass and use this thing. Often. More »
  • #hairremoval

    How to Turn Your Body Into a Hairless Wonderland With Gadgets: Part 2

    In our first hairless wonderland feature, we took a look at how you could rid your entire body of hair using three simple gadgets. The Mangroomer, the Flowbee and the Philips Bodygroom allow you to make sure your back, head and crotchular regions are free of any unslightly plumage. But what about the most important part of your body; the part that everyone looks at during a conversation (no, not your jiblets—and the Bodygroom has that covered)? Yes, we're talking about the face. And with the Braun Pulsonic or the Gillette Fusion Power Phantom, you can be sure your mug is as glossy as the top of Patrick Stewart's head. More »
  • #gadgets

    Buggy Rollin': Brain Damage on the Go!