MedCalc is a free medical calculator. It helps you calculate a litany of different medical formulas and has some other helpful features. Some of these features are the pregnancy wheel, dermatome map, eye chart, and growth velocity. Let me make this clear right now, I think you should definitely try this app before you pay for one of the other medical calculators out there.
MedCalc App Review (v1.2)
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Classic from Motion Apps to offer synchronization between Palm Pre and Desktop
Motion Apps just released a video of Palm Pre connecting with a desktop to install classic Palm programs and synchronized wirelessly with your desktop. I'm disappointed this wasn't handled internally by Palm, but letting the developer world do it's magic is so much a part of Palm's history, that I'm not surprised. The outcome is the same....all your old Palm apps should be able to run on the Palm Pre and synchronize with the desktop!
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Adding Apps to your Blackberry
Blackberry released a new app called "Blackberry App World," enabling users to easily download software to their devices similar to the iPhone app store. Read more on this program and how to install it here.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Monday, June 08, 2009
Many old Palm Apps Should run with MotionApps emulator
This is a list of the thousands of apps that will now run on the Palm Pre using MotionApps' exciting new emulator. Read the list at this site and suggest new ones to be tested.
Sunday, June 07, 2009
New Palm Pre is Available in Sprint Stores
I just played with the new Palm Pre and am pretty impressed. Definitely better than an iPhone! Next step is to find programs that will run legacy Palm apps. My understanding is that there are a few already available. If developers pick this up like they have the iPhone, it will be a killer phone!
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Could addiction treatment be automated?
A multi-disciplinary conference came up with a bold vision of automated addiction treatment in the year 2020. In my research, we are already looking at the automation of smoking cessation and alcohol misuse/abuse diagnosis and treatment. Could this be the future? Read more here.

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