Nike+ FuelBand app comes to Android
The application supports most of today's popular devices, including the Samsung Galaxy S3, Galaxy S4 and Galaxy S5; Nexus 5; HTC One and Moto X.
RunKeeper’s Breeze hits 20 billion steps tracked
The impressive number translates into 8 million miles or the equivalent of travelling from Boston to Antarctica, and back, over.
drchrono integrates Google Glass to build the first Wearable Health Record (WHR)
By using the Glass with drchrono, doctors are able to take photos and record videos without having to touch anything that could get their hands infected.
Samsung looking to acquire Nuance Communications?
Beyond providing voice recognition technology which is used in many mobile devices, Nuance also makes solutions that help digitize patient information.
Google Fit to be known as Google Play Fitness, serve as a central repository...
The service itself will aggregate all data fitness apps are producing, organize that data, and when user demands - show it all in a nice-lookin' format.
Cue’s $199 lab-in-a-box could replace lab tests, trips to a doctor’s office
The product comes in the form of a small cubic kit that can analyze anything from a swab of saliva to blood, to discern what's going on in your body.
Vessyl smart cup knows how many calories are in the every liquid you drink
This cup has sensors that can measure the contents of the cup on a molecular level, allowing it to tell the difference between different beverages.
2014 Epocrates Mobile Trends Report: 74% of clinicians expect to be digital omnivores by...
The majority of providers and care teams surveyed are predominantly focused on fully implementing EHRs to meet Meaningful Use standards.
Electronic Health Records & The Data of Health Care
Data science holds great promise for the health care industry, but potential applications can only work if health care data is collected in a digitized form.
Wearables should adopt the freemium model?
Under this scenario, vendors would offer some of the features for free, while some others would cost extra money after an introductory trial period.









