Type of Article: MacTech Reviews

Garmin ANT+ Adapter for iPhone will keep you accountable

By ‘Doctor Dave’ Greenbaum

For those of you looking to keep their New Year’s resolutions and lose weight, Garmin has a great iPhone-compatible solution to track your workouts and keep you accountable.

First, the Garmin Fit app for iPhone allows you to track your workouts in real time like many other apps. The real magic comes in with Garmin’s ANT+ Adapter (http://www8.garmin.com/intosports/antplus.html) for iPhone (US$49.95)  which allows you to interact with other fitness devices via a standard similar to Bluetooth.   

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Evolphin Zoom is file versioning done right

By David Creamer

Version Cue was a good idea that never took off. It was too hard to use for small agencies and not robust enough for large ones. Evolphin Zoom 2.8 from Evolphin Software (http://www.evolphin.com) fills the gap left by Version Cue’s demise — quite nicely, too. The software is easy to install and set up on either Macintosh or Windows.

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Jabra Sport a great handsfree accessory for the iPhone

By ‘Doctor Dave’ Greenbaum

Being a reasonably active person who loves listening to music (and occasionally picking up a call) while working out I was very excited to hear (pardon the pun) about the Jabra Sport Bluetooth headset (http://macte.ch/PYxY0). These are great workout companions and an all around excellent handsfree accessory for your iPhone.

The Sport has three basic functions: Bluetooth audio, FM radio, and handsfree phone. All these functions are integrated into an extremely lightweight set of earbud style devices that are rain, dust and shock resistant.

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