mHealth Spot

Samsung's latest phablet can record user's blood oxygen saturation and sunlight UV levels, in addition to other metrics, and present them in the S Health app.

What makes this device unique are built-in environmental sensors to measure temperature, humidity and levels of Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) inside a home.

Time, distance, pace and calories can all be viewed quickly and in real time, with additional features coming in the next few months.

Thanks to the built-in vibration mechanism, this fitness tracker doubles as a subtle alarm clock, and can also notify users on incoming calls, texts and more.

The device is raising funds in a 60-day Indiegogo campaign, with single unit going for as little as $28; delivery date is set for April 2015.

The solution promises to connect disparate parties from across the healthcare continuum to foster collaboration and better health outcomes.

The HIPAA-compliant platform for secure collaboration now enables physicians to coordinate and communicate with their medical staff to expedite workflow.

While HTC has scrapped its smart watch plans, Huawei is gearing towards launching its very first such device at some point next year.

REFLX Labs is bringing to market the most advanced Bluetooth enabled wearable technology ever created; no other wearable device generates G Force data.

The innovative programme integrates three key elements: tele-monitoring, tele-education, and tele-care support via the EH Alliance's nurse telecarers.