mHealth Spot

The collaboration with Helsinki University Hospital and University of Helsinki signals Nokia Technologies' intent to enter clinical healthcare space.

For $10, those who already bought the Shine 2 can upgrade their device with swim-specific algorithms through an in-app purchase in the Misfit app.

Developed with support from Novartis, the application is available for iOS and Android users, and already has 2,000 patients registered from 61 countries.

The search engine will provide mobile users with quick, accurate facts on relevant medical conditions up front on their smartphone or other mobile device.

These stations will be installed across 18 states, including Wisconsin, Nebraska, Iowa, Wyoming, Montana and South Dakota.

Using computer vision and machine learning algorithms, this smart camera can watch, study, and learn from your sleeping baby.

Under the deal, Medtronic will be a reseller and distributor of Canary Health's programs, including its CDC-recognized Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP).

The centerpiece of the program is the AZhelps mobile app, available on iOS and Android devices, that allows users to save and track their medications.

Said assets include 191 telemedicine kiosks, just 54 of which had ever been deployed; Rite Aid was HealthSpot's biggest customer.

The new Pebble 2 and Pebble Time 2 are now up for pre-order on Kickstarter, made to supersede the original Pebble smartwatch and the first Pebble Time.