Ladies and gentlemen: the story you are about to read is true. Not even the names have been changed to protect the innocent. That’s because, as far as I [ed. Steve] know, no one involved in these events has done anything illegal, so they are all innocent. In the words of Dragnet’s Joe Friday “All we know are the facts, ma’am”.
A prototype of an Android based system to monitor a user’s heart, beat by beat, could potentially allow doctors to keep a remote eye on patients with cardiac abnormalities.
If you are an eHealth developer and wonder why you can’t get anyone’s attention at your target organizations’ IT departments, this CMIO report on a study by CHIME (College of Healthcare Information Management Executives) may explain why: departments are short on… Read more51% of healthcare CIOs are short staffed, admit projects at risk
Why is the Android platform so hot, so fast? Why is it the fastest growing mobile platform on the planet, in fact? ZDNet’s Tech Republic presents five arguments why, ranging from anti-Apple sentiment to creating a brand new operating system with… Read moreHandicapping the smartphones, race #2
