New pregnancy test app features ‘calm me’ option

A US-based company has unveiled a bluetooth pregnancy test - but don’t worry, you don’t need to pee on your phone.
Tech-loving potential parents will soon be able to purchase the First Response Pregnancy Pro Digital Pregnancy Test, to give its full title, after it was revealed at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Bluetooth enabled pregnancy test. YES IT IS. #CES2016pic.twitter.com/SFMTtjQD2Z
— Ciara O'Brien (@ciaraobrien) January 6, 2016
Unlike a standard pregnancy test, the stick used to detect hormones indicating pregnancy in urine also comes with a little LED screen, which asks the user to sync the stick with an iOS or Android phone.
It's here — the very first bluetooth pregnancy test that syncs with your phone: https://t.co/FJTxTgdDwrpic.twitter.com/VpUHvlN1Zp
— Parents Magazine (@parentsmagazine) January 6, 2016
The app then walks the person through each step with the stick sending the results to the phone when complete.
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While waiting for those few minutes to pass, the app offers some useful distractions that you can't get from that boring plastic stick.
The "Educate Me" section will offer useful pregnancy information while the "Calm Me" section will teach some basic meditation exercises, in case you forget how to breathe in your stressful state, while the "Entertain Me" section shows funny internet videos.
There's a bluetooth pregnancy test now. I hate this world.
— Devon Richards (@DRichards_Photo) January 7, 2016
The app offers possible delivery dates as well as medical and parenting information throughout pregnancy. If the result is negative, the app offers advice on ways which may help a couple getting pregnant.
While the app is free, the pregnancy test itself will cost up to $22 and can only be used once.
Apparently 1st Response made a pregnancy test that has built in Bluetooth. So when the results come, it notifies your phone. WHAT. 😂😂
— Brandie Duran (@Brandelinaa) January 7, 2016