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We had a theme of this week to make iphone clubs challenge each other. Monday, we discussed all apps that challenge your children to eat better and less swearing . Also, we discussed an application to challenge your friends in social games with dubious penalties . You're On is another app that lets you challenge each other, but this is entirely justified. You invite friends to the social network and then give you another example, the sports commission for a while today, or not to bring snacks after dinner. You're On is constructed as a social network for people you know from Facebook or from your contact list of the iPhone. That also means that you must create an account for the application. That can be in the app itself or using your Facebook data. The invitations from someone on Facebook manage our remaining non. The app then crashes. Via mail or through your contact list can do it. You will receive ten points in the app right away because you have a friend added. ...

The new free app Run With Friends suggests an interesting question that sometimes in can hook to your good intentions: " Yes, running is fun, but it's not much fun with a running friend? "That's where the application Run With Friends for state . The app adds a competitive element to running. The service connects you to Facebook and submit your speed against those of a friend or random opponent. The application counts the number of gains, losses and equal steps on nice and simple and sticks together. Before you (required) sign up with Facebook, you can go to a sample game to see how it goes. That shows what the app after logging is capable of. You catch a game and tells you whether 1, 3 or 5 km to walk, or 1 or 5 miles. Then you can select whether you against any person or friend to run and give you or your music from your iPhone while running to and if so, what. At Home Run is your opponent sought and if you click on the Run button, starting the counters at...

The Internet of Things and the Quantified Self trends have been quite struck last year. We measure our weight, our blood pressure and the distances we run with apps, Wi-Fi scales, connected heart rate monitors and other gadgets. For the dog, the choice is still limited, but fortunately brings green goose now something suitable on the market . Green goose, a start-up costing $ 50 a sensor package for dogs released. It lets you monitor how much your dog run, play, eat and get rewards. Everything can be read via the Petagonia iPhone app. The sensors are already ordered and delivered in January. For dogs with good intentions ... and owners with great confidence, because it is the first product in this series for a beta release , which you do not get a guarantee that everything is working properly. Green goose got half million dollars from angel investors to the plans. The San Francisco-based company supplies a label that you can attach to the collar of the dog. The sensor keeps an...