Mobile Technology

Study Uses Mobile Technology to Help Predict and Prevent Heart Disease UCSF News Services Those time-consuming trips are no longer as necessary since she's enrolled in an ambitious UCSF-developed online cardiovascular study that harnesses the power of mobile technology to monitor patients using their smartphones and send the information to ... See all stories on this topic »

Opera talks mobile: 'The standards discussion is still vital' The Guardian (blog) In February 2013, Opera Software announced that it had passed the 300m monthly users milestone across its web browsers for phones, tablets, TVs and computers. At the same time, it sprang a surprise by revealing that it was switching from its own Presto ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian (blog)

Mobile wallet technology raises privacy, security concerns SunHerald.com Privacy advocates worry that the emergence of "mobile wallet" technology will leave consumers more vulnerable than ever to identity theft and invasive data collection. "All of a sudden the mobile phone is about to be transformed beyond a spy in your ... See all stories on this topic » SunHerald.com

Parallel 6 Inc. Offers Captive Reach Mobile Technology for Gaming MarketWatch (press release) Parallel 6 announces the release of their proprietary Captive Reach Enterprise Mobile TechnologyPlatform 10.1.0.0 for the casino and gaming industry. Its modules are designed to create bi-directional connectivity, thus engaging the consumer and ... See all stories on this topic »

McKesson Integrates Mobile Technology and Practice Management with New ... MarketWatch (press release) ATLANTA, Mar 20, 2013 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- McKesson Corporation today announced the launch of Medisoft Mobile, a no-fee application for the iPad(R) and iPhone(R) that's now available for download from the Apple App Store. Designed for use on the ... See all stories on this topic »

Mobile Technology Positively Impacts Manufacturing, Construction eWeek The vast majority of decision makers at construction, manufacturing and distribution firms believe that mobile technology is positively affecting their productivity, according to a survey by business management software and services specialist Sage ... See all stories on this topic » eWeek

Driven by Mobile Technology - Halton Housing Chooses 1st Touch RealWire (press release) Prior to choosing 1st Touch, the Trust already had experience of mobile technologyfrom a previous system they had used. However, the earlier software had a number of limitations. The decision was taken to identify a more flexible and scalable mobile ... See all stories on this topic » RealWire (press release)

Sonera completes job cuts at mobile technology unit Telecompaper (subscription) Sonera completed the negotiations concerning the restructuring of the international business of itsmobile technology unit which began in mid-January. The process led to a reduction of 74 jobs, of whom about half obtained voluntary departure packages. See all stories on this topic »