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The modern and latest technology never failed to wow us how it evolved throughout the years. From a device that allow people to communicate, it evolved into a gadget that enable users to end text messages and soon e-mails, instant messaging, and now video calling where people can see each other and talk – real time.

Our mobile phones become gadgets that people spend a lot of time with. Especially in the advent of modern smartphone or specifically known as the revolutionary device – iPhone. This particular device changed the roles from being a traditional tool for communication into something that could do so much more than just making and receiving calls.

The star of this article is a new application for iPhone that can be considered as revolutionary. There are a lot of medically-inclined applications for iPhones such as the Pulse Phone app, which measures your pulse and heart rate using the handset’s camera and flash.

However, the new iPhonECG kit from AliveCor is an app that will transform your iPhone into a functional and high quality portable ECG (electrocardiogram) machine. An ECG machine is used to record the electrical activity in your heart using a bunch of electrodes plugged in to your skin. iPhonECG comes with a clip-on case that has two electrodes at its back. Once you attach it to your iPhone, the electrodes get the readings from your heart and transfer it to the custom app running on the iPhone. It uses Bluetooth to send the recorded data to the app.

The news may have reached your ears that iPhone alarms did not work on New Year’s Day of 2011 for a lot of users. Apple already acknowledged the problem on iPhone alarm bug and reassured users that the issue will be resolved on January 3^rd. However, it is already January 3^rd but the iPhone alarm is still not working to some users making them late for the first working day of 2011.

One iPhone user commented that the iPhone alarm did not work and said, confirmed this morning, january 3rd, that the alarm is still not functioning properly if set normally and not using the recurring function.

The site Engadget confirmed that a lot of users are complaining that the iPhone alarm is still not working. However, iPhone alarm bug affects only non-recurring alarms. If you experienced this problem, you may try the only option to set the alarm as a recurring alarm rather than a one time alarm by following these steps:

* Launch Clock app

* Tap Alarm

* Tap Edit

* Tap the appropriate alarm

* Tap Repeat

* Set a repeat interval

* Tap Save

Thanks blackwigit for the tip. Some readers commented that their iPhone worked perfectly fine and did not know why some users experienced the problem. However, we will post this essential information as soon as possible or as soon as we get further information on this particular issue.