These two apps are examples how mobile remote diagnostics are possible using smartphones. iClickCare for iOS garnered a lot of press when the New York Times wrote about it and then Steve Wosniak (co-founder of Apple, Inc. with Steve Jobs) picked it up and talked about it at his keynote at the American Telemedicine Association’s 2012 conference.

I chose Joint Motion Detector for Android because it’s fun and uses the smartphone as an actual physical medical device for diagnosis.

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Lisa Nadile is Managing Editor for TechDecisions. She has been a technology journalist for over twenty years and has never lost her love of technology and the way it changes (and improves) our lives. She has written for many magazines and websites on the development of computers and the Internet, and is enjoying her new mission in the audiovisual sector.