Technology

Toshiba Glass doesn't have its CPU and battery, which should make it more affordable than Google Glass; it should be available in Japan and North America.

Working with the Mbody Coach app, the system analyzes performance data to help user track its performance, while offering real-time audio advice.

The New Orleans-based healthcare provider is the first Epic Systems client to successfully integrate its electronic health record with Apple's platform.

From what we can tell, this will be a rather basic fitness band that will be able to track one's activity (or their lack off), sleep and heart rate.

The device analyzes user patterns and biological indicators, offering a range of exercises that can be used to bring the body back into balance.

Members using an iPhone running iOS 8 are able to see their PointsPlus value totals and read nutrition and fitness data without opening the Weight Watchers app.

The app allows users to access health data through Apple Health dashboard, contact their care team, view and manage details of their appointment schedule.

The beanie monitors brainwaves and uses a biofeedback system to guide brain towards a sleepy state; it's safe to use with no side effects.

The app allows doctors to guide and support patients through every step of their healthcare journey, while keeping the entire medical team informed.

With a price tag of $449.99, Garmin's device caters towards serious athletes, delivering detailed stats on swimming, biking, and running.