Stephen Intille

It’s time for smart fitness trackers to smarten up

Too many owners abandon their fitness trackers because they don’t work well enough. By combining the tools of physical measurement and self-reporting, Stephen Intille, associate professor of computer sciences and health sciences, wants to fill the void between Fitbit screens and real life.
- by Aria Bracci September 5, 2019
What we’ve gained—and lost—after a decade with smartphones

Apple unveiled its newest generation of products on Tuesday, celebrating a decade since the first iPhone was released. Here, two Northeastern professors explain why the iPhone’s commercial success and the subsequent saturation of smartphones across the globe have changed society in massive ways.
- by Molly Callahan September 13, 2017

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