Apps

Version 9.0.0.2 is made to look and feel like a "real" Windows Phone application, and includes a number of usability improvements.

The application is designed to help students; it contains 850 items divided between study cards, review questions and practice exams.

Using the new mobile application, nurses, clinicians and other staff get full access to Lippincott Advisor from any mobile device.

The flagship application, MoodMinder, is made to help people gain essential knowledge about themselves and "take charge of their life."

The application also got a small but important update, allowing Jawbone UP or Fitbit users to link their devices with Glow.

Only 20% of the patients who attended cardiac rehab and used the app were readmitted to the hospital or visited the emergency department within 90 days.

The application provides user with 18 different boxing combinations to work through along with three bonus exercises and five different intensity levels.

Personalized training plans are one of the major new features - for the first time, you can get buy them right from within the app.

Available as a free download, it relies on patented algorithms and easy-to-use interface that makes it work like conventional wearable hearing aids.

Available for iOS and Android, the app gives businesses, personal trainers, coaches and groups easy access to the tools they need to manage their fitness life.