Windows Phone App Review: Heart Rate Monitor

Heart Rate Monitor for Windows Phone

Heart Rate Monitor is a Windows Phone app published by GPS Tuner, the developers of Plow by Turn Navigation. The app, equally you would estimate, measures and tracks your middle rate.

Middle Rate Monitor is very similar to easyHeartRate in that it uses your Windows Phone camera to monitor the slight color changes in your finger tip as your heart beats. Heart Charge per unit Monitor reads these changes and converts information technology to a centre charge per unit reading.

Heart Rate Monitor has a simple, direct forward interface. But tap the outset button, gently identify your forefinger over the camera lens and in virtually fifteen seconds, you'll have a eye charge per unit reading. There's fifty-fifty a preview windows showing you the pulsation in your finger. Once you have your reading, you can relieve information technology to keep track of things.

Heart Rate Monitor

In giving Heart Rate Monitor a attempt, the accurateness of the center rate reading gets yous in the brawl park. As the programmer notes in the Marketplace clarification,

Please note that due to the limitations of your phone's capabilities, the measurements should never be considered accurate nor should your telephone be used to supercede a dedicated Heart Rate Measurement Device. The values are indications and should not be use for a medical conclusion of whatsoever sort.

Eye Rate Monitor gives you more of an indication of your eye charge per unit than a precise reading.

I did find Heart Rate Monitor a little on the sensitive side with respect to how you placed your finger over the camera. Press likewise hard and your pulse registers way too high. If you don't press enough, you're a zombie with no pulse. At any time the app fails to register your pulse, the countdown timer stops and yous'll need to start over again.

Additionally, some Windows Phone cameras aren't compatible with Centre Rate Monitor. For instance, the app ran smoothly with the HTC HD7 but could not become a reading when used on the HTC Titan II. Heart Rate Monitor also ran smoothly on the Nokia Lumia 900. For this reason, we recommend you download the trial version first to brand sure your Windows Phone is compatible with Heart Charge per unit Monitor.

The total version of Eye Charge per unit Monitor is running $1.99. Additionally, GPS Tuner is running a promotion on Center Rate Monitor where if you submit your email address from the trial version, GPS Tuner will send you a promotional code to activate the full version for free.

Heart Rate Monitor can be found here at the Windows Phone Market place.

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