So far 2016 has been the year of the fitness trackers. Post CES we’ve seen an explosion of new products hit the market and popularity in the devices soar, almost as if nobody realised they’ve been around for years. There are some interesting new features which companies have adopted in an attempt to separate themselves from the market, however we’re still relying on heartbeat monitors and step counting readers to give us an understanding on … Read entire article »

As the average waiting time to see a GP increases to 7-10 working days , GPDQ, the UK’s first on-demand app that delivers a doctor to your door, has launched in Central London with plans to expand across the UK.                         The new GPDQ service has launched on OS and Android, allowing patients to arrange an appointment with a private GP at a location of their choice. … Read entire article »

At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this week in Vegas, the wearables space dominated many of the big brand announcements. We have to admit, not every new device announced has exactly wowed us. More often than not we’ve seen competing companies match each other in terms of offering or surge slightly ahead. However, there has been some real cutting edge tech on show so we’ve put together a round-up of the best wearable devices that we’ve … Read entire article »