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Video – Prototype: Sports ECG

These are related videos of the first JavaScript Sports ECG out there. To get the ECG running on your mobile phone read this blogpost.

The next video shows some of the features of the application. Please excuse the quality of the video.


The next video shows the application running in the iPhone simulator.

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3 Responses to “Video – Prototype: Sports ECG”

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