mHealth Spot

The wearable was designed with swimmers in mind, featuring proprietary lap counting algorithms to track a swimmer's lap count with industry-leading accuracy.

Unlike Heal and Pager, the service provides things like annual checkups, flu shots, and blood tests, in addition to urgent care issues.

mHealth is expected to register the fastest growth of over 40% over the forecast period, according to the latest report from Radiant Insights.

The product, developed by Integrity Applications, comes in the form of a clip the user places on his or her ear to take readings without drawing blood.

The market will be driven by home/remote patient access, care provider authentication, patient identification and tracking, and pharmacy dispensing.

There are emerging needs in Storage/Archiving, Patient Engagement/Telehealth, Mobility/BYOD, Healthcare IT/Disaster Recovery, and Analytics/Big Data.

Under Armour has scooped-up MapMyFitness, Endomondo, MyFitnessPal and Gritness; Adidas has acquired Runtastic; while Nike has its own digital division.

The application features live tiles support, quick actions, Cortana and Notification center support, and Universal design with continuum support.

However, this will allow big companies to mine these "zombie" start-ups for talent or innovative technologies that could bolster existing solutions.

Windows 10 IoT Core lacks many of the features regular Windows 10 has, but will make sure an array of devices can connect to each other.