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GadgetReview: Cry Translator App Analyzes Your Crying Baby
Gizmodo: iPhone App Interprets Babies' Tears While Excusing Pathetic Parenting [IPhone Apps]
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RT @yagbebi: RT @Citizen_Bane: You have got to be kidding me... iPhone app the translates baby crying. http://j.mp/4vbBGK 7 days ago |
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아이들을 키우시는 부모라면 필수 어플이 될듯 싶습니다. :-) RT @estima7: 아기울음소리를 분석해 뜻을 해석(?)해주는 아이폰앱 http://j.mp/4vbBGK 초보부모들 필수구입?! 22 days ago |
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RT @GadgetLab IPhone Application Translates Babies’ Howls http://bit.ly/cBb1N < - - OMG $30! 26 days ago |
Cry Translator App Analyzes Your Crying Baby
GadgetReview —
... stressed, annoyed, bored, or has to let go of a mean steamy (omit that). From there the app offers advice as to what to do with the translation in order to appease your baby.
Developed by Biloop Technologic, they claim that through clinical testing these translations are 96% accurate, and the age of the child does not waver the results. On sale for $10 on November 11th.
But will it work with sputtering brain dead alcoholics?
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iPhone App Interprets Babies' Tears While Excusing Pathetic Parenting [IPhone Apps]
Gizmodo —
... time" in interpreting "the five baby cries universal to all babies, regardless of culture or language; hungry, sleepy, stressed, annoyed and bored." I don't have a baby nearby, nor did I manage to make anyone cry long enough to test the app, but I sincerely doubt the statistic. Definitely hoping that no one makes any serious child raising decisions based on this $30 iPhone app. Then again, with some people it might actually improve their parenting. [Cry Translator via Wired]
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Why Babies Cry? Ask The Apple iPhone
Coated —
... is mad, tired, hungry, bored or stressed. This sounds a lot like that Simpsons Episode “Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?” where Homer’s brother created a gadget that translated baby babble.
Take the application with a grain of salt but the developers do reference a recent study that concluded a 96% accuracy rate with this application. $9.99 is what it will cost for the software download and you can then confirm the accuracy for yourself.
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Cry Translator iPhone app tell exactly why the baby is crying
Gizmo Watch —
... based on five emotional conditions reflected out of hunger, sleep, stress or if the baby is bored.
The $29.99 app has been clinically tested to be 96% accurate, and is easy to use, trigged to work with only a touch of the Start button. Besides analyzing and informing the parents about the cause of the baby’s cry, the app also advices on what to do, depending on the translation it manages. The application is currently on sale for $9.99 until November 11, 2009.
Via: GadgetLab/HuffingtonPost
