Samsung

The program will include a minimum of 300 people living with type 2 diabetes who will receive a prescription of BlueStar-S from their healthcare provider.

The two parties will combine the payor's health services with Samsung's smartphones, smart watches and the S Health app to create a new offering for users.

The two giants will combine their respective strengths to develop a range of future solutions that will make it easier for diabetics to manage their condition.

The company's health engagement solution enables individuals to track, manage and benchmark their health in an easy and fun way on their smartphones.

The application can identify different personality types and determine aptitude levels to help prioritize their health and understanding of health issues.

The two companies plan to deliver solutions aimed at transforming a home habitat and tailoring it for aging baby boomers or their independent parents.

Developed with the help of 3SG BBDO and Tunisian Alzheimer's Association, the app works as a memory stimulator for those exhibiting early signs of Alzheimer's.

The first phase of this collaboration will include software development and clinical research to deliver tools that improve chronic disease management.

The TV-based solution provides healthcare facilities with cost-effective technology to enhance patient satisfaction, operational efficiencies and care management.

The Korean company's flagship smartphone for 2015 may have its special smart covers that can measure blood glucose levels, act as personal trainers.