Apps

Centura is the first organization to embrace the app and roll it out to consumers transitioning back to everyday life after experiencing a heart condition.

The search giant released an open source sample called Games in Motion to demonstrate how developers can make fun games using Google Fit and Android Wear.

The three apps use the social emotional health practices developed by Momentous Institute, which serves Dallas students from age three to 5th grade.

The apps, based on Apple's ResearchKit platform, will offer some iPhone owners the chance to get their DNA tested, many of them for the first time.

The company offers a pair of devices called Thermotwig and Labtwig, and a mobile app to give women a better way to track their baby-making window.

Available as a free download for iOS and Android phones, the Talk-to-Track app can interpret spoken entries to identify food items and calculate calories.

By crowdsourcing scientific data across the world, Igantia plans to decode human longevity by examining the biological clocks inherent to women.

The paid-for offering involves ad-free experience, VIP customer support, access to dietitian-approved recipes, meal plans and nutrition tips.

Developers can now create tiles for the Microsoft Band's interface, and send notifications from companion mobile apps a user's wrist.

As part of the first-ever clinical behavioral mHealth clinical trial at UCLA, the project involves providers prescribing a smartphone app to their patients.