FlowTimer(without touching) vs e12HR

When starting an application, it is a timer which can perform a setup and stop of time by holding up a hand. - Please taste a slightly wonderful operational feeling. - It is convenient also in a timer when you do not want to touch iPhones, such as under cooking, directly. [Usage] - Hold up a hand etc. To right and left on about 1 inch from iPhone. 1. Hold up to right and left and set up a time. If it holds up repeatedly before a yellow bar is lost, time will increase. 2. If START/RESET is displayed, and it holds up to right and left, it can choose by turns. 3. If it holds up during subtraction of a timer, stop. - There are four presets (eight by add-on) which sets timer time beforehand. - Since the proximity sensor by the side of the superior extremity of a screen is used, even if it is not a hand, react. If -> proximity sensor has the hold-up a long time, a screen will disappear. Although a problem is not in operation, it is as good touch as holding up to the right from the left from the right, or the left. - The model (iPod, iPad) without a proximity sensor chooses "Use tap" from "Info", and can operate by a tap it.

e12HR is a food consumed calendar. CITRAN, as a fruit and vegetable company, makes available to users a tool so that they know their adherence to the Mediterranean diet. e12HR allows users to collect their daily consumption of typical foods of the Mediterranean diet in order to subsequently determine their adherence rate to the Mediterranean diet. To make it easier, e12HR asks the user 23 questions a day to collect this data. In this way, the user can check their adherence rate to the Mediterranean diet, and see how it evolves over time.