Exercise freaks will certainly be interested in the SMHEART LINK by iTMP technology. This wireless bridge connects to your iPhone with fitness sensors, and from there, it will be able to function as a heart monitor or cycling computer. Users will be able to customize their own dashboards, and design workouts directly from the iPhone, though you’ll have to download one of iTMP’s apps such as iRPM (for cycling), iSPINNING (for road or mountain biking) or iNewLeaf (cardio). Demo versions of this app are available at the App Store.

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