Devices

The company's Connectivity Bridge will be able to collect data from such devices as blood pressure and glucose monitors, as well as other sensors.

Called Dreem, the device comes in the form of an adjustable headband that incorporates a series of sensors that act like a portable EEG.

The device and companion app provides ultra high-definition audio experiences, allowing patients to stay connected to the people and things they love most.

37% of consumers aged 18-24 own a connected health device, 42% of consumers aged 24-34, and among 65 and older - 31% own such a product.

The underlying electronics is apparently good enough to read the P, Q, R, S and T waves of the ECG signal; everyone can download the software and schematics.

The kit mitigates bandwidth consumption, enables HIPAA compliant video, while solving portability, security and interoperability issues.

The new Galaxy S7 smartphones incorporate all of the bells and whistles you would expect to find in a top-end device made by the world's largest phone maker.

Last year, activity tracker shipments grew almost 80 percent over 2014, as new players entered the market and sales outside the U.S. took off.

The device uses the same grade of technology found in breathalyzers used by law enforcement agencies; it is currently up for pre-order for $60 at Indiegogo.

The device-mobile app system records ECG, and can also measure Blood Oxygen Level and Heart Rate, as well as function as a pedometer.