Apps

Researchers at the University of Rochester have developed software that can turn any computer or smartphone into a personal mental health monitoring device.

At the moment, the site features only 10 different products and services, such as Fitbug's Kiqplan training service, Sleepio and a SmartThings Kit for Jawbone.

Texas-based company falsely claimed in an advertisement and on its website that it could permanently improve a child's focus, memory and school performance.

New version of the application brings along revamped UI, easy to understand graphs and support for additional wearables.

The service combines personal health data with activity tracking tools, connects it to digital community, and keeps everything in sync with user's fitness goals.

These services are made to promote connectivity between patients and providers, allowing patients to access their medical information remotely.

Mobile app delivers remote visibility and management to senior living organizations and professional caregivers, and peace of mind to friends and family.

Commitments and Create a Challenge make sure users stay properly motivated towards their fitness goals; new features are now available on iOS and Android.

The Atari Fit app motivates users with 150 exercise routines that unlock classic Atari games; it also integrates with popular fitness devices and services.

The new money will be used for R&D, salaries and/or other compensation paid to executive officers in the ordinary course of business.