eHealth, Fitness Trackers, Home Automation, VR
Eric ParkerAre you sitting for a long time slumped on the couch staring at your smartphone? Or are you very active if you use your smartphone? The Instant App will answer that: keeping an eye on your physical activities and links it to the use of your iPhone or Android device. Previously you had to associate … Read more
Apps can ensure that doing a workout can be fun again. But sometimes you just need a nudge of a personal trainer. One that is not too expensive and takes into account your situation. The app Your Trainer will help you: this app adjusts the workout to your body type, goals, and preferences. Then you … Read more
Misfit makes beautiful fitness trackers, which you can wear on a necklace, bracelet, or clip. It is one of the few motion trackers that looks good and that you can use while swimming. The second generation Misfit Shine will soon be in stores. But are people still waiting for a separate tracker that you must … Read more
HealthKit is one of the major new additions in iOS 8. For obvious reasons, this is a place on your iPhone where all personal information is collected. Your HealthKit data is therefore very important, if only because there are now hundreds of apps that use this database. In this tip we’ll explain to you how … Read more
ResearchKit is a software framework for the medical world that works closely with iPhone and HealthKit. It was announced at the Spring Forward event from Apple on March 9, 2015. ResearchKit: aimed at the medical profession With ResearchKit, medical researchers can use the iPhone to perform certain research or other tests. The framework is used … Read more
Apple Watch may make you aware about your health, but only filling the three circles of the Health app is not enough: good nutrition is equally important, and is an area where Nourish will lend a hand. At first glance, the Nourish looks like a huge Apple Watch which you can put away in the … Read more
There are many golf sensors with which you can measure your swing. The new golf sensor PIQ offers something extra: you can measure with it the distance too. There’s a lot of technology in the device: NFC, GPS, Bluetooth and a motion sensor with 13 axes ensure that every stroke is now measured in detail. … Read more
Manufacturers od wearables rarely take into account the needs of women. There is a surplus of tough looking accessories with black rubber straps while the woman does not want to walk around every day with the same ring or the same bracelet. Slowly a change is happening, for example, with jewelry from businesses as Ringly … Read more
Jabra has released new earphones, giving you real-time directions on your sports performance. Because there is a motion sensor, the earbuds know what you’re up to. Jabra earphones Burpees, lunges, squats, and planks … whatever you do, the Jabra Sport Coach earplugs notice that you are busy. Through an app, you get personal coaching with … Read more
In a world increasingly filled with wearables, it is increasingly difficult to differentiate yourself as a manufacturer. Razer tried with the Razer Nabu X smart band but makes this wearable impression? Effective through led lights The Razer Nabu X smart band is a smart bracelet with three LED lights that registers valuable information. The Razer … Read more