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10 Sep 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

Smartwatches, which appeared on the market soon after fitness wearables, were expected to fill the gap between trackers and smartphones, providing a universal solution. This hasn’t happened yet but currently, smartwatches can’t perform all the actions a smartphone can. 2019 might prove to be the year change begins because new Wear OS (formerly known as Android Wear) and Apple Watch models boast…

10 Sep 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

The healthcare industry is changing rapidly thanks, in large part, to advancing technological solutions. These solutions are revamping medical device development, the digitisation of records, and healthcare-related mobile apps. In Healthcare Disrupted, a book dedicated to the changes healthcare is facing, the authors and a cast of experts claim that healthcare, in line with tech advances, will be…

10 Sep 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

Healthcare app development serves both patients and doctors. Learn about the most popular medical applications, how they facilitate processes, and which functions new solutions should have.

10 Sep 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

In our previous post we examined the features of the most successful health and fitness applications. Their trajectories, in many ways, are shaped by the companies behind them. Applications made to manage health, stay fit, and become more aware of our minds and bodies have different business models and marketing approaches, these largely depend on who owns and develops them. So, what can we learn…

09 Sep 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

With the IoMT market set to hit $158 billion by 2022, the sweeping digitisation of healthcare organisations the world over, and increased user interest in self-monitoring health stats, there has never been a better time to develop a healthcare app. But product owners need to keep in mind that healthcare app development is fraught with risk. Applications that deal with such a serious matter as…

09 Sep 2020 • Jack Rudenko

Every savvy entrepreneur today knows that their business needs to be mobile-friendly. The pressure to build a mobile app today is greater than the pressure building a website at the beginning of the 2000s. But when did the mobile gold rush begin? When did entrepreneurs realize that they can use smartphones to make their brands an integral part of their customer's life? When did the scope for…

09 Sep 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

A recent study identified 1,435 mental health apps. The number of people looking to improve self-care and manage any mental health issues with the help of mobile apps is growing all over the world. Despite the abundance of solutions, most lack scientific credibility. In this post, we highlight the most important aspects of mental health app development, look at the best-performing programs, and…

09 Sep 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

Millions of people go on diets and set weight-loss resolutions every year. For many, it has even become a mundane part of their lives: 45 million Americans are struggling to achieve their goal weight and diet on a regular basis. The same concerns are apparent in many other countries: 13 per cent of Australians aged 15 and over reported being on a diet while 38 per cent of adults in the UK admitted…

09 Sep 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

High-intensity interval training, or HIIT, has been continuously topping the list of the biggest fitness trends worldwide. The reason for its popularity is simple: HIIT sessions are equipment-free and comparatively short. They allow people to achieve their fitness goals faster than many other workouts. HIIT’s health benefits were backed up by several studies. For instance, the Montreal Heart…