Fitness

The Korean company's flagship smartphone for 2015 may have its special smart covers that can measure blood glucose levels, act as personal trainers.

The sportswear uses motion capture technology that was earlier only used by elite athletes and research experts in sports labs.

The company allows a trainer to connect with a client for a personalized workout on an iPad or TV when the client can't make it to the gym.

The device has a dedicated SOS button that sends out a distress signal to five social support contacts as defined within the Fitkat app.

The new capital will be used to help the company further grow its fitness subscription service, and expand to new cities in the US and international markets.

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.

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 former is a $150 smart band while the latter is a more powerful smart watch that can work even without a connected smartphone.

The watch got a steel link-strap, the API will allow developers to tune into Sony's platform, while runners got a brand new thing to try out.