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Ep. 990: Where we backpack cross country
Created: 02/09/2012
Video description: Can a smartphone sense depression? If that's true, then Jeff's Galaxy Nexus is about to blow up. On today's show, we'll review a new virtual therapist app out of Northwestern University that tracks a user's location, social context, and activities to determine mood-effecting triggers. This story and more fun on today's 404 podcast!

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