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73% Of Chinese Pro Wearable; Only 27% Of Brits
The UK is behind the curve when it comes to the adoption of wearable technology - both at home and at work, according to a new survey.
Apple Watch Expects Great Take Up In Healthcare Sector
Andrew Hull, strategy director for Pocket App, offers his thoughts on the healthcare capabilities of the Apple Watch.
Ericsson, Sony Mobile, SK Telecom Testing IoT On Wireless
Partners testing new device and network innovations in hope of future support for secure and ubiquitous LTE network connectivity for lower cost, lower power Internet of Things devices.
EU Partners Up With Japan To Develop 5G Connectivity
5G online connectivity could be coming sooner rather than later after the European Union and Japan agreed to collaborate on developing the technology.
Google Glass helps Atletico Madrid coach seal another victory
Club coach German Burgos became the first to wear the device and it provided real-time stats whilst the game was being played and it followed a deal signed with Google by the LFP.
GP Warns Health Apps Might Do More Harm
The British Medical Journal has organised a debate on the topic of “Can healthy people benefit from health apps?”, and invited two people.
IoT's Going To Get A Battering In 2016, Says Gartner
Accenture has warned of slowing smartphone and consumer wearable IoT (internet of Things) device sales in 2016, highlighting a decrease in the number of people considering buying new technology in the coming year.
Opinion: Why Are We Still Waiting For Seamless Travel Experiences?
Rowan Welch, Account Director for Travel and Leisure at Black Pepper Software, asks some tough questions.
Robots, Collaboration, Wearables And The Cloud: What Is The Future Of Work?
Everyone wants to know what will be possible for mankind in the future, so every five years or so I try and figure out what life in the workplace is going to be like in a decade's time.
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