There have been reports that Apple is working on bringing blood sugar testing technology to the Apple Watch since before it was even announced, so it should perhaps come as little surprise to anyone that those rumors are again circulating. This time around a report has it that not only is Apple working on it, but that CEO Tim Cook is walking around wearing it.
Stanford University is trying to push the boundaries of what is possible in healthcare with technology by launching an exciting new program aimed at faculty members and instructors within the educational institution. As part of the new program, Stanford is offering to giveaway up to 1,000 Apple Watches, as well as $10,000 in cash funding to allow successful applicants to identify how Apple's intelligent timepiece can be better used in the healthcare space.
HealthFace is a new app for the Apple Watch that lets you choose what data to display from the Health app as watch face complications.
If sources are to be believed, then it looks as though Apple could have lofty plans to increase the capability of the Apple Watch from a health and well-being perspective.
It probably won't come as any great surprise considering Apple's recent focus on health and fitness, but a new report is suggesting that Tim Cook's company is working internally on new health-tracking hardware that could launch alongside the tenth anniversary iPhone in 2017.
The Withings Thermo is a device that was originally revealed during this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2016), and billed as a new type of contactless thermometer that would facilitate the "most precise temperature" readings possible from a device of this nature.
If you think about modern connected health devices that track health data and report it directly back to a mobile smartphone, and the companies involved in that space, then the chances are that Withings instantly pops into your head. As part of its continued efforts to boost its product portfolio and stay relevant in the connected health space, the company has now officially introduced its latest product; the Body Cardio scale that has the ability to give owners an overview of their cardiac health.
Apple's development of the Apple Watch stemmed from the healthcare that its co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs received during his battle with Cancer, according to a report on the matter.
Co-created by Will Matters and Chris Place, the Prepd Pack is a lunchbox at its core, but you're unlikely to have ever used a lunchbox quite like this - one with its own app.
At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Withings has introduced its latest health-based product, the Thermo. We live in a growing age of connected devices, the majority of which had all been luxury items, such as intelligent watches and iPhone-connected games and toys. Withings however has a pedigree of taking products that are found throughout most homes and adding a little bit of flair and modern age tech to them. The thermometer is the latest to undergo the Withings treatment with the Thermo acting as a Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connected temperature gauge that's fit for the modern age.
















