mHealth Spot

The application allows users to track their activities either automatically or manually input the exercise type, duration and distance.

The company, which offers healthcare point-of-service platform solution, will use the money to accelerate product development and expand its customer base.

Norwest Venture Partners (NVP) led the round with participation from Mosaic Health Solutions, as well as existing investors Sequoia and Qualcomm.

Using BITalino, anyone can build self-tacking applications based on its body information; the toolkit supports a number of sensors as well as Bluetooth LE.

The fitness tracker that started its life in a crowdfunding campaign secured an investment from Chinese fund to scale operations and reach new clients.

The idea is to rely on modern mobile technologies to measure on a continuous basis health indicators that are currently measured only in face-to-face visits.

The software will be able to provide critical health insights to doctors' mobile devices, helping hospitals better manage acutely ill patients.

The program allows patients to reach doctors in 105 specialties, 24/7, with affordable price in 50 states; Concierge virtual visits cost $44 per consult.

Startups in practically all stages of development are welcome, from well-thought-out ideas still in their presentation stages to proof-of-concept prototypes.

The previously rumored Microsoft smart watch has been caught at the FCC while getting the necessary regulatory approval to be sold in the U.S.