It looks like the iPhone will soon make coffee.

4phun <[email protected]> wrote in news:04071b70-0d9d-4a1d-9b6f-
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> Use iPhone to view Ultrasound
>
> It looks like the iPhone will soon make coffee. Well, not really, but
> some doctors in the US managed to remotely view patients' ultrasound
> from abroad/their homes/offices and actually managed to achieve
> diagnostic quality remote monitoring and guidance thanks to the iPhone
> paired with the GE LogiQ book ultrasound machine. Pretty cool!
>

You mean Bluetooth paired? Hell, it won't even pair with a stereo A2DP
headset, how in hell is it going to tether some medical miracle?

I thought tethering was taboo!

Tell us more about this miracle of tethering mere mortals are not allowed
to do!

Link, man, the LINK!

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News <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

>
>
> 4phun wrote:
>
>> Use iPhone to view Ultrasound
>>
>> It looks like the iPhone will soon make coffee. Well, not really, but
>> some doctors in the US managed to remotely view patients' ultrasound
>> from abroad/their homes/offices and actually managed to achieve
>> diagnostic quality remote monitoring and guidance thanks to the iPhone
>> paired with the GE LogiQ book ultrasound machine. Pretty cool!
>
>
>
> Can't wait for the first malpractice suit citing erroneous iDiagnosis....
>
> Jury Trial Session, Part 123:
>
> "You used WHAT, EXACTLY to diagnose your patient,
> while you were lying on the beach in Punta Cana?"
>

Oh, I see, a WEBTV APP! I was under the impression they had the LogiQ, to
quote VICspeak, "paired" with the FruitFone, as in Bluetooth, TRANSMITTING
data to the doctor's office, somehow.

Yeah, I see your point. Those FruitFone super high resolution images are
so fantastic, I don't understand why our hospitals are still using that
expensive crap GE installed with the CATscanners! They should all be
iPhoning over H264 in ultra-resolution.

"We find for the defendant, what's left of her, your honor. Can we be in
on the punitive damages part of the trial, too?" - jury foreperson.

Larry wrote:

> News <[email protected]> wrote in
> news:[email protected]:
>
>
>>
>>4phun wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Use iPhone to view Ultrasound
>>>
>>>It looks like the iPhone will soon make coffee. Well, not really, but
>>>some doctors in the US managed to remotely view patients' ultrasound
>>>from abroad/their homes/offices and actually managed to achieve
>>>diagnostic quality remote monitoring and guidance thanks to the iPhone
>>>paired with the GE LogiQ book ultrasound machine. Pretty cool!
>>
>>
>>
>>Can't wait for the first malpractice suit citing erroneous iDiagnosis....
>>
>>Jury Trial Session, Part 123:
>>
>> "You used WHAT, EXACTLY to diagnose your patient,
>> while you were lying on the beach in Punta Cana?"
>>
>
>
> Oh, I see, a WEBTV APP! I was under the impression they had the LogiQ, to
> quote VICspeak, "paired" with the FruitFone, as in Bluetooth, TRANSMITTING
> data to the doctor's office, somehow.
>
> Yeah, I see your point. Those FruitFone super high resolution images are
> so fantastic, I don't understand why our hospitals are still using that
> expensive crap GE installed with the CATscanners! They should all be
> iPhoning over H264 in ultra-resolution.
>
> "We find for the defendant, what's left of her, your honor. Can we be in
> on the punitive damages part of the trial, too?" - jury foreperson.
>


There ya go!

Larry <[email protected]> wrote:

> You mean Bluetooth paired? Hell, it won't even pair with a stereo A2DP
> headset, how in hell is it going to tether some medical miracle?

but that's because stereo bluetooth sucks for battery life, it has
nothing to do with the iphone.

Todd Allcock <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

> At 08 Sep 2008 19:35:52 -0600 Mike Hofman wrote:
>
>> > You mean Bluetooth paired? Hell, it won't even pair with a stereo
>> > A2DP headset, how in hell is it going to tether some medical
>> > miracle?
>>
>> but that's because stereo bluetooth sucks for battery life, it has
>> nothing to do with the iphone.
>
>
> So, rather than letting the customer make the choice (like listening
> to stereo BT at home with the iPhone docked and powered), the iNanny
> has decided for him. Nice!
>
> 3G sucks battery life as well, but they put that in.
>
>
>

Isn't it a bit odd that my Motorola ROKR Z6m paired with my Motorola S9
both as a handsfree and a really loud stereo headphones will run over 8
hours and still make phone calls on the headset? I prefer listening to
music on the phone because it doesn't take CPU time up on the N800
tablet.

That phone will put music on the stereo S9 longer than you can stand to
wear it, even riding down the highway. The music is on the 2GB microSD,
but I can connect via FTP to change the music over the BT link to the
twin 16GB cards in the tablet if I want a change.

I don't think BT sucks quite as bad as you say for stereo. I charge my
devices every night while I sleep which makes Li-Ion and Li-polymer
batteries last lots longer. But, the only thing that makes the phone
run out of power very quickly is streaming video from Alltel to the
Tablet over BT Dun, a very heavy BT load to be sure.....(c;

All the vehicles have a pair of cords and spare battery chargers in them
and both devices have spare batteries I don't have to wait to charge for
heavy use.

Todd Allcock <[email protected]> wrote:

> So, rather than letting the customer make the choice (like listening to
> stereo BT at home with the iPhone docked and powered), the iNanny has
> decided for him. Nice!

it's about providing a well performing product. that's all. a honda
accord can pull a 30 foot boat, but it doesn't mean it's best for the
driver. these conservative design tradeoffs are what make apple products
so popular.

> 3G sucks battery life as well, but they put that in.

but only after a lot of uneducated demand to do so, battery life on the
iPhone will improve quite a bit on Friday, so hang on tight.

At 10 Sep 2008 07:15:09 -0600 Mike Hofman wrote:

> > So, rather than letting the customer make the choice (like listening to
> > stereo BT at home with the iPhone docked and powered), the iNanny has
> > decided for him. Nice!
>
> it's about providing a well performing product. that's all. a honda
> accord can pull a 30 foot boat, but it doesn't mean it's best for the
> driver. these conservative design tradeoffs are what make apple products
> so popular.


Ok, so you're saying Apple will withhold features customers _think_ they
want, in order to build a better device...

> > 3G sucks battery life as well, but they put that in.
>
> but only after a lot of uneducated demand to do so,

....unless enough people want it that withholding it might impact sales,
then the "build a better product" design philosophy is chucked in the
bin... Did I interpret that correctly?


> battery life on the iPhone will improve quite a bit on Friday, so hang
> on tight.


Um, I thought you already told us there were no issues with battery life,
Oxy...