This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. If you have tips please send them to sophie@straphq.com. Disney to bring mobile technology to more parks via Reuters, by Lisa Richwine The Walt Disney Co. is about to get a lot more wearable. The company is forging ahead …
Wearables Wednesday is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. Fitbit Files For $100M IPO via TechCrunch, Anthony Ha The filing states that the fitness-tracking company aims to raise $100 million in its initial public offering (that number could be a placeholder that will change). It also says the company …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. If you have tips please send them to sophie@straphq.com. Are You Willing To Share Your Wearables Data With Your Boss? via NPR, by Sarah O’ Connor Wearable technology could be coming to your workplace. Financial Times reporter Sarah O’Connor talks to …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. Have Wearables In Women’s Health Reached A Turning Point? via Forbes, by Jennifer Elias 95 years after gaining the right to vote, The League of Women Voters are lobbying on the agenda of healthcare expansion which, for some, …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. Healthcare offers major opportunity for wearable technology via betanews, by Ian Baker According to a new report from research company IDTechEx the wearable market will be worth over $24 million this year. But much of this is for existing technology …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. Internet of Things. Wearables Stimulates mHealth Market via mHealth Intelligence, by Vera Gruessner The medical field is changing drastically as new technologies are adopted and positioned as a means toward better quality of care, improved patient outcomes, and …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. It’s confirmed: Wearables are the ‘next big thing’ via CNBC, by Nyshka Chandran Wearables will become the world’s best-selling consumer electronics product after smartphones, according to new forecasts by market research firm Euromonitor. Sales of autonomous wearables, or smart …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. Startups Making A Name For Themselves In The $1 Billion Wearables Market via Forbes, by Unity Stoakes Wearables startups are revolutionizing healthcare, not just fitness. By the end of 2015, investors are expected to commit more than $1 …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. Health, Fitness Draw Wearables Users in China via eMarketer Smart watches, glasses and other wearable devices have a long list of potential functionalities. Apple Watch users, for example, appear to enjoy using their devices to make payments. …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. Tiny, Tattoo-Like Wearables Could Monitor Your Health via Smithsonian.com by Heather Hansman Patients in hospitals, elderly folks and people with heart problems might soon be wearing temporary tattoos instead of heart rate monitors or pulse oximeters. Professor Nanshu Lu and …