Microsoft’s Edge mobile browser has finally arrived on iOS. iPhone and iPad users may now download and install the Internet Explorer replacement on their devices. On Thursday, Microsoft launched the iOS version of its Edge mobile browser following a ... ( read original story ...)
Apple’s iPhone 8 And X Continue To Do Well
From a percentage perspective, this is lower than the iPhone 6 at 3.4%, the 6s at 2.1% and the iPhone 7 at 2.7%. However since the iPhone install base has grown over the years the estimated number of X’s that had been sold did not lag nearly as much. ( read original story ...)
This FDA-cleared Apple Watch band can actually tell you if your heart isn’t working properly
AliveCor makes a portable EKG reader — the kind of electric heart monitoring that's standard in hospitals. The Apple Watch has a built-in heart rate reader, but it's not clinical grade and its readings can't be used by doctors. AliveCor's new product ... ( read original story ...)
Apple Watch will alert heart-study participants if they have an irregular beat
Might wearing an Apple Watch save you from a stroke or cardio problem? Apple is careful not to make that direct claim. But the company, in collaboration with Stanford Medicine, launched the Apple Heart Study app on Thursday that uses the heart rate sensor ... ( read original story ...)
How to pick the right iPhone for you
You'll need to pick from the iPhone SE, iPhone 6s/iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 7/iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 8/iPhone 8 Plus and the iPhone X We help you determine which iPhone model is best for you. Apple sells eight different models of the iPhone, ranging from the ... ( read original story ...)
This FDA-approved Apple Watch band can actually tell you if your heart isn’t working properly
AliveCor makes a portable EKG reader — the kind of electric heart monitoring that's standard in hospitals. The Apple Watch has a built-in heart rate reader, but it's not clinical grade and its readings can't be used by doctors. AliveCor's new product ... ( read original story ...)
Apple COO Jeff Williams on Apple Watch heart study: ‘Hopefully we can save a lot of lives’
Apple is facilitating a massive heart study that will use the Apple Watch to detect a heart abnormality called atrial fibrillation, responsible for 130,000 deaths a year in the U.S. The watch will use LED lights, light-sensitive conductors and software to ... ( read original story ...)
Apple at helm of study using Apple Watch to check for leading cause of stroke
Apple’s trying out something entirely new: a medical study. Apple Watch users are now able to enrol in a new study Apple is conducting with Stanford University School of Medicine, which uses the device’s heart-rate monitor to check for an irregular ... ( read original story ...)
Apple launched a study to look for irregular heart rhythms on the Apple Watch
Apple and Stanford have teamed up for a new heart health study. Using a new Apple Watch app and the Apple Watch’s built-in sensor, researchers will work to identify irregular heart rhythms and notify users who may be experiencing atrial fibrillation (AFib). ( read original story ...)
The Apple Watch now has its first FDA-approved medical accessory
AliveCor's KardiaBand allows Apple Watch wearers to check their heart activity with an embedded sensor. The band starts at $199 and requires a yearly subscription of $99 for the monitoring services, the company said. Apple has said its seen rapid growth in ... ( read original story ...)