Ok, before I even begin, let me put it right out there: I’ve been using Apple products since I first got my hands on one of those cute little Mac SEs in the late 80′s having given up my spanking, brand new Compaq 386 with 64kb of RAM and a dual 3.5 & 5.25 floppy [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Android’
Why Apple iPad will Dominate in the Enterprise
Posted in Google, mHealth, tagged Android, App Store, Apple, healthcare, healthcare IT, iPad, iPad 2 on March 10, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Dipping Into the Waters of Mobile Health
Posted in mHealth, tagged AllScripts, Android, Cerner, eClinicalWorks, Epic, ePocrates, Greenway, iPad, iPhone, McKesson, Meditech, Medscape, NextGen on August 31, 2010 | 13 Comments »
Introductory Remarks: Chilmark Research is pleased to welcome a new addition to our staff, Cora Sharma. Cora will be leading our research efforts in the mobile health app market (mHealth) and below is her first post on the subject. Cora has a great background having received a BSc in Computer Science, worked in the software [...]
A Bite of the Apple
Posted in consumer health, Google, tagged Android, Apple, clinical groupware, iOS4.0, iPhone 4, mHealth on June 8, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Yesterday, with much fanfare, Steve Jobs took the stage at Apple’s annual developer conference and announced the pending release of the next iteration of the iPhone. While there has been plenty of press regarding this release, both before (and Apple’s Dark Lord tactics) and after, Job’s presentation also highlighted a number of facts and figures [...]
iTriage: A Business Model Gaining Traction
Posted in consumer health, mHealth, tagged Android, doublecheckMD, HCA, Healthagen, iPhone, iTriage, PharmaSURVEYOR on October 14, 2009 | 4 Comments »
iTriage is a slick iPhone app that we first took a look at back in April. A couple of weeks back we had a chance to meet with the CEO, Dr. Peter Hudson (yes, he’s an ER doc who still practices medicine) who was in Boston to attend a conference. During that meeting, Peter gave [...]
BlackBerry Application Storefront Coming
Posted in Google, tagged Android, Apple, Blackberry, iPhone, mHealth on January 27, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Following on the hugely successful iPhone AppStore and the more recent Google Android Market, Research In Motion (RIM) intends to launch its own Application Storefront for the BlackBerry in March. ZDnet interviewed the folks at RIM on their plans, which was published today, following RIM’s announcement Monday of accepting submissions from 3rd party developers. Late [...]
The Mobile App Goldrush
Posted in PHR, tagged Android, Blackberry, Google, iPhone, mHealth, Microsoft, mobile app, Nokia, Symbian on January 6, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Last week the Washington Post published an article on the fervor surrounding the iPhone and the slew of independent developers that are making boat-loads of money by creating apps for the iPhone. As the article correctly points out, Apple’s goal is not so much to make money from selling these apps, but to become the [...]
iPhone Apps Plateau, Nothing on Android
Posted in consumer health, Google, tagged Android, ePocrates, iPhone, iTunes AppStore, mHealth on December 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Doing the monthly drive-by of mobile health & wellness apps, what do we find… Apple iPhone: There are now nearly 400 health & wellness apps in the iTunes AppStore today. While this is more than double the apps we found in early October, we are beginning to see some signs of slowing growth in new [...]
