Beyond validation: getting health apps into clinical practice
Abstract Fueled by advances in technology, increased access to smartphones, and capital investment, the number of available health “apps” has exploded in recent years. Patients…
The BlackBerry is coming back
New York (CNN Business)BlackBerry has been left for dead countless times over the past decade, but it refuses to go away. Two years after the last (we…
Android 10 is the most popular version of Google’s OS, but Android 11 isn’t far behind
Google used to share distribution figures for its Android releases on a monthly basis, but that stopped in 2018. Today, it intermittently updates data on…
What happened to BlackBerry?
In September 2018, BlackBerry announced they would stop making phones which marks the end of an iconic product within the internet era. There was a…
Covid: Swiss vote on ending restrictions while cases surge
With just under two-thirds of the population fully vaccinated, the Swiss have one of the lowest vaccination rates in Western Europe. Now, Covid-19 infections are…
Deals: All-Time Low Prices Return to Apple’s M1 MacBook Pro, Starting at $1,099.99 for 256GB
This price is a match of the previous all-time low price on the 256GB M1 MacBook Pro. This model of Apple’s notebook line includes the…
A Patient Self-Checkup App for COVID-19: Development and Usage Pattern Analysis
Abstract Background:Clear guidelines for a patient with suspected COVID-19 infection are unavailable. Many countries rely on assessments through a national hotline or telecommunications, but this…
“Sport can save lives” – IOC President addresses Smart Cities & Sport Summit
The role of cities to promote healthy and active societies has been the focus of this year’s Smart Cities and Sport Summit, currently taking place…
Here’s why ducklings swim in a row behind mom
There’s science to having your ducklings in a row. Baby ducks are known for paddling in an orderly line behind their mother. Now scientists know…
Partisan Wars of Words Escalate as Lawmakers See Rewards for Bad Behavior
Rep. William Stanbery of Ohio had gone too far, his colleagues determined in 1832. So egregious was Stanbery’s misconduct that he became the first member…