An apparently useful application for Android is Instant Heart Rate, which can be installed from the Android Market.
What it does is measure your heart rate using the built-in camera of the phone.
On my Motorola Milestone, there was a serious flaw though. Once you use the Instant Heart Rate app, the camera's brightness will be totally off: all your pictures will be severely overexposed (all white).
A reboot of the phone solves this problem. Inconvenient when you have something running in the background such as a GPS tracking application or instant messenger sessions.
For now, I uninstalled this application.
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AJ (not verified)
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Wed, 2010/11/10 - 03:04I tried that heart app also and it did just the opposite on my phone. I know my heartrate but now all of the pictures I take are dark and fuzzy. Sucks to. It was a new phone