The iPhone possesses a seemingly neverending ability to permeate into most spheres of daily existence, offering us a range of services in situations where previously we struggled without our beloved apps – and also in plenty of situations where we were previously perfectly fine without the shiny little touchscreen deity…
However, as good as the iPhone is, one must surely feel that it is important that it does not provide the answer for every tricky, confusing, or annoying problem or situation in our lives. I’m talking especially about the new surge in health related apps, some of which threaten to assume far too much significance in people’s health decisions and education.
There’s no doubt that some of the more minor apps are…