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Three intend to go to market this year, including an app to transform how consumers shop and one to help hospitals better procure devices.

But might there be another location on the smartphone that's potent enough for an app to transform into a platform in its own right?

The final, ongoing objective is to develop the prototype as the integration of Bluetooth communication between a handheld potentiostat and a mobile app to transform the system into a POC monitoring device that does not rely on bulky laboratory equipment and complex procedures.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, with help from AT&T, is releasing dozens of new apps, and concepts for apps, to transform your commute, or at least give you something to look at while you avoid eye-contact with panhandlers.

In Line Corporation's (the Naver subsidiary that runs Line) earnings release, CEO Akira Morikawa stated that the messaging app wants to transform into a "life and entertainment platform" instead of just being a communication tool.

Many D.J. apps for the iPad aim to transform you into one of those guys who are paid a pile of money to fly to Ibiza and spin techno tracks until the sun rises over the Mediterranean.

While there is plenty to argue over valuations of $3 billion versus $30 billion for an Airbnb, Uber or Wealthfront, let's not forget that the goal of all these apps is to transform the world we live in by rethinking every assumption and applying the latest in tech to make it 10 times better.

We'll also arm each of them with an app specially designed to transform their mobile phones into ethnographic data collectors.

Patients at thousands of GP surgeries will be able to link health information recorded on their iPhone with their confidential medical records using a new app that promises to transform the care of the long-term ill.

I Am Vampire: This wickedly cool app allows users to transform themselves into realistic "Twilight-style" vampires using their iPhone camersa or photos from iPhone albums.

Piictu Founder Jonathan Slimak says that photos are traditionally static objects of memory, so with his new photo sharing app, he wanted to transform pictures into a conversation medium, and objects of interaction.