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Your smartphone may become a mobile medical lab that records and sends fluctuations in your heart rate to health professionals and researchers. By attaching a sensor over the patient’s finger, doctors will have access to heart rate variability 24/7 and will be able to provide better medical advice. The sensor works with a phone app, and although it still needs some minor adjustments, the researchers say it will be available within the next few months.

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Smartphones become labs (Science Alert) Researchers developed a system that turns smartphones into mobile medical labs that record and send data to health professionals.

Smartphone sales will surpass worldwide PC sales by the end of 2011, RBC says. Global mobile phone sales totalled 286.1 mln units in Q2 2009, a 6.1% decrease from Q2 2008, according to Gartner. However, smartphone sales surpassed 40 mln units, a 27% increase from Q2 2007, representing the fastest-growing segment of the mobile-devices market.

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Almost half (49.7%) of US mobile subscribers now own smartphones, as of February 2012. According to Nielsen, this marks an increase of 38% YTY; in February 2011, only 36% of mobile subscribers owned smartphones. This growth is driven by increasing smartphone adoption, as more than two-thirds of those who acquired a new mobile device in the last three months chose a smartphone over a feature phone.

Overall, Android continues to lead the smartphone market in the U.S., with 48% of smartphone owners saying they owned an Android OS device. Nearly a third (32.1%) of smartphone users have an Apple iPhone, and Blackberry owners represented another 11.6% of the smartphone market. Among recent acquirers who got their smartphone within the last three months, 48% of those surveyed in February said they chose an Android and 43% bought an iPhone.