From Wired: At long last, I have finally found a third-party iPhone app that I’ll use every day. It’s a free app called Last Call, and it calculates your blood alcohol content based on how much you drink, what kind of booze you’re chugging and how much you weigh. And here’s the best part: If you surpass the legal BAC limit (e.g., 0.08 percent in the United States), there’s a button to find a taxi or look up a directory of nearby DUI lawyers if you get pulled over. Clever. The only potential problem is that if you’re so drunk that you need to check your BAC, there’s no way you’re going to be able to use an all black UI on an iPhone in a dark bar. For that matter, could you even remember what you drank? Besides, pulling out your iPhone to calculate your potential drunkenness in a bar is equivalent to girl repellent. Via Wired.com
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At long last, I have finally found a third-party iPhone app that I’ll use every day. It’s a free app called Last Call, and it calculates your blood alcohol content based on how much you drink, what kind of booze you’re chugging and how much you weigh. And here’s the best part: If you surpass the legal BAC limit (e.g., 0.08 percent in the United States), there’s a button to find a taxi or look up a directory of nearby DUI lawyers if you get pulled over.

Clever. The only potential problem is that if you’re so drunk that you need to check your BAC, there’s no way you’re going to be able to use an all black UI on an iPhone in a dark bar. For that matter, could you even remember what you drank?

Besides, pulling out your iPhone to calculate your potential drunkenness in a bar is equivalent to girl repellent.

Via Wired.com

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