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Eyestrain? Blame the time spent on your smartphone
COVID-19 has radically shifted the way time is spent online as we connect with friends and family. But spending all this time on our digital devices can impact our eye health.
Researchers uncover off-the-shelf smart home devices can improve wellbeing of seniors
The finding follows a study by Monash University, Deakin University, and McLean Care.
Best face masks for work in 2021: Pandemic protection for businesses and professionals
Here is a selection of face masks and face coverings that are professional-looking to wear and are best suited for the workplace.
Apple just revealed the future of health and it's a little sick
Have you ever wondered what being healthy will look like in the future? Well, Apple's newest ads paint a quaintly disturbing picture.
Fitbit partners with Deepak Chopra to bring guided meditation to premium service
The new feature goes live today with 10 guided sessions.
Smart pills and the future of medicine: Insights from your insides
Digital pills are using sensors and cameras to help doctors get a new understanding of their patients.
Air New Zealand to trial digital vaccine travel pass in April
The airline believes it will "streamline health verification" when international travel resumes.
LG Display develops new film transistor for digital X-ray detectors
The new thin-film transistor will allow digital X-ray detectors to film high resolution images, making them applicable in surgeries.
Swoop Aero to trial medical delivery drones in regional Queensland
The trial is expected to help save local residents a three-hour trip to their nearest pharmacy.
Google to work more closely with the Mayo Clinic at new Minnesota office
The new location will help teams from Google Cloud and Google Health to collaborate with the Mayo Clinic's IT staff, medical researchers and clinicians.
Making the case for COVID-19 vaccine passports: A shift to data democracy
IBM explains how technology could be used to create a secure ‘passport’ for work, entertainment, and travel -- without compromising our privacy.
Instant replay: A powerful tool for surgeons
How AI and machine vision are helping to mend an outdated surgical training model.
Leadership lessons from one of India's most influential technology leaders
Debjani Ghosh is the President of the National Association of Software & Services Companies (NASSCOM) and one of India's most influential technology and business executives. Ghosh spoke to us about the transformation of the IT industry during the pandemic and leadership lessons learned in a crisis.
Garmin Enduro announced: Optimized for endurace with solar, long battery life, and training tools
Garmin has been adding solar charging capability to its devices and with the Enduro we see this capability in addition to 70 hours battery life in GPS mode. It's built for endurance athletes while providing training and recovery tools too.
Humble hero: How RFID is helping end the pandemic
A common technology takes on an uncommon mission: Distributing vaccines around the globe.
Electrocardiogram (ECG/EKG) testing app arrives on the Fitbit Sense
The Fitbit Sense is a stunning new wearable that captures an amazing amount of health and wellness data to help you improve your fitness and collect indicators of issues. After passing FTA approval, the ECG/EKG app is now available for all Sense users.
UAG straps for Samsung Galaxy Watch models: Nylon and leather stylish options
Samsung's line of Galaxy Watches support quick release band options and the excellent case maker, UAG, just released three strap options for several models.
Pad & Quill Lowry Cuff Edition for Apple Watch: 3-piece aviator band offers style and quality
There are some extremely expensive cuff style bands for the Apple Watch, but thankfully the folks at Pad & Quill offer an affordable, exquisitely constructed handmade leather option for less than $100. This new Edition one improves upon its previous Lowry Cuff model too.
InvisibleShield Glass+ 360 for Apple Watch: Protects the display and edges of your smartwatch
Wearing your Apple Watch daily means it is out there exposed to contact with various objects so it's not bad insurance to protect that display with a glass protector. ZAGG also includes a bumper to protect the edges of the Apple Watch.
CES 2019: Health gadgets and tech take center stage
Healthcare, both physical and mental, has become the focus of some vendors at CES this year.
Last-minute back-to-school tech supplies for under $200
Add these useful, cool tech items to your back-to-school list for 2018.
These wearable tech brands are a huge disappointment
Have ever quit using a fitness tracker, and if so, why? Here is what respondents to a survey hated about their trackers -- and which came out on top.
RFID emerging as key tool during pandemic
Greg Nichols explains how an inexpensive and widespread technology has become a star of pandemic response. Read more: http://zd.net/3aK1kTg
Robots, AI tools: Pandemic turbocharges tech revolution in healthcare
Tech analysts predict radical changes in healthcare in 2021.
Honeywell: COVID-19 vaccination requires iteration and IoT
ZDNet caught with Taylor Smith, chief marketing officer of Honeywell Productivity Solutions and Services, to talk about COVID-19 vaccine distribution, logistics, data and iterating to scale vaccinations. The goal is to create a playbook that can be used to distribute more COVID-19 vaccines. Read more: http://zd.net/2METoJs
What are digital vaccine passports, and when will we get them?
Daphné Leprince-Ringuet tells Karen Roby that tech companies are hard at work building digital vaccine certifications. But some major challenges remain, and they have nothing to do with technology. Read more: http://zd.net/3t4c9GU
A neural network for COVID-19 detection the public can trust
Tonya Hall interviews Dr. Alexander Wong, chief scientist at DarwinAI, about how explainable AI is key to improve COVID-19 diagnosis techniques.
Vaccine supply chains have a major data problem. Big tech has some solutions
Daphné Leprince-Ringuet tells Karen Roby that, as countries face the challenges of an unprecedented vaccination program, technology companies are rushing to help. Read more: http://zd.net/3c1Eiby
Google's Look to Speak helps motor impaired patients communicate with eyes
By using eye-gazing technology to let people select pre-written phrases to be spoken aloud.
Apple Fitness Plus: Is it good enough to replace your health club?
Jason Squared's Jason Perlow and Jason Cipriani bring in a special guest to talk about Apple's new Fitness Plus workout service. Read more: https://zd.net/3nAcLAl
A 3D-printed heart made out of your own stem cells
Tonya Hall interviews Dr. Karen Panetta, engineer, inventor and IEEE Fellow, about the endless opportunities AI is bringing to healthcare.
MIT finds coverage gaps in COVID-19 drugs
Tiernan Ray tells Karen Roby a study by MIT scholars used novel machine learning programs to detect that people of Black or Asian genetic ancestry may not be as well covered by so-called Warp Speed COVID-19 drugs from Moderna, Pfizer, and AstraZeneca. Read more: http://zd.net/2K7G3Z5
There's no going back to the pre-Covid workplace
Tonya Hall asks workplace expert and author Alexandra Levit about how COVID, digital trends, and demographics will shape companies.
ChristianaCare CIO: Healthcare will be based on digital, voice, and home care
Randall Gaboriault, chief digital and information officer at ChristianaCare, talks to ZDNet's Larry Dignan about how ChristianaCare is leveraging Alexa Skills in a HIPAA compliant way and executing on digital transformation around home care.
How John Hancock Insurance combined apps, customer experience, and wearable data
Brooks Tingle, president and CEO of John Hancock Insurance, outlines to ZDNet's Larry Dignan the company's wearable device partnerships with Fitbit, Apple, and Amazon and how data, apps, gamification, and actuarial tables go together. Read more: https://zd.net/36Y6Hva
LovelySkin got a demand planning crash course during COVID-19 pandemic
LovelySkin's CEO and president, Dr. Joel Schlessinger, and purchasing manager Chrissy Kersting outline how the company navigated an e-commerce boom and managed to keep key products in stock with a hunch and a lot of NetSuite demand planning.
To reverse AI racial bias feed the model more data
Can broader datasets help developers avoid accidentally perpetuating deep-rooted biases in vital institutions like healthcare and education?
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