Apps

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.

The application will have a Passbook-like user interface, featuring a number of categories, which will be presented in the form of differently colored cards.

The UP24 is a fancy-lookin' $149 wrist-band that can track your physical activity and sleep patterns, and allow you to set reminders to get you to move.

The app was designed to help users recapture feelings of comfort and calm, leaving you feel relaxed and better able to handle the demands of daily life.

Relying on iPhone's built-in camera, the application estimates autonomic control of the heart and parasympathetic control to assess the users stress level.

Highlights of the new release include support for Bluetooth LE HR monitors, bigger and better graphs, Google+ sharing, improved maps and a lock screen widget.

The application will handle just about any drink, from basic sodas to fancy frappuccinos, and will know whether there's caffeine in it or not.

Marketed under the tagline "Strength when you need it," the application will send an alert to your device to help you "get past the weak moments."

Also included in this release is the ability to create Care Circles for family caregivers who can receive notifications about the care recipient.