Amber is a new telecare-type service being provided by curiously-named security and home automation company ‘Locked Up Home Security’. It is great to integrate the security, automation and telecare but, as you will see from the video below, it is… Read moreAmber: New kid on the UK telecare block
Revelation in eHealthEurope: “Jaakko Aarnio, a project officer in the European Commission’s Information Society and Media directorate, offered an eye-opening revelation about the EC’s mobile healthcare policy recently. “We don’t have a policy now,” Aarnio told an international networking conference… Read moreEurope 'has no mobile health policy'
Texas Instruments and S3 Group have announced they have constructed the first Continua Certified USB-enabled platform for building agent healthcare devices. The significance is that it “will enable original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to bring personal health devices to market quicker… Read moreS3G and TI to help speed up device development
With all the features (more or less) that doctors wanted from the iPad and didn’t get (survey), the cheekily-named iTablet (there was pre-lauch speculation that the iPad would be called that) from the UK’s X2 Mobile Computing is due to… Read moreComing after the iPad, the iTablet
A development of interest to people with epilepsy: a free app for Windows-based smartphones that can alert carers when a seizure is detected. Donations are sought to help further development. EpDetect smartphone seizure detector.
