Using Machine Learning And Wearables To Make Babies

eWearNow   Trouble seeing this email?     The most important news in Wearable Technology       Top Stories       Using Machine Learning And Wearables To Make Babies An innovative startup out of Boston named Ovuline who has built a mobile app for women trying to have children. The app uses data to predict when they are most likely to conceive. You heard that right. Women provide a variety of personal and health related information (the small data) either entering it by hand or directly from a wearable device like Fitbit or Jawbone. The results are impressive. This mobile app has helped over 1.5M women track their menstrual cycle and conceive faster. They are also providing relevant information to keep women knowledgeable throughout different stages of their pregnancy Read More»   What 7 Brands Are Already Doing on the Apple Watch  Apple debuted the long-awaited Apple Watch, and as promised, it gives marketers a completely different way to think about mobile creative. A number of brands and tech names have already developed Apple Watch apps, which will be go live once the smartwatch is available for pre-order on April 10 and in retail stores on April 24. Here are seven brands that already have use cases for the wearable. Read More»   Oppo Smart Watch Claimed To Have Five-Minute Charging Time  Chinese smartphone producer Oppo may be joining the smartwatch market with its own device, with an interesting power system. The manufacturer is apparently going to counter the woeful day-long battery life that currently plagues smartwatches by making the recharging process as quick as possible, with claims that Oppo has managed to get this down to as short as five minutes. Read More»       Top Headlines       Analysts See Apple Watch Gaining Top Share Despite Premium Price » 9 Industries Using Virtual Reality » Sony Upgrades Morpheus VR Headset Prototype » AmbyGear Watch Lets Parents Track Kids » These Companies Think The Future Of Wearables Is Wellness, Not Watches »       Around The Web       The Language of Feel Will Establish Wearables As A Distinct Category » Getting The Right Fit For Wearable Technology Within The Retail Landscape » Wearables and Self-Awareness » CES Asia To Feature Wearables Marketplace » Products Industry Retail Events Subscribe Visit The Site   Advertise Contact Us Send this to a friend       ©2015 NewBay Media, LLC

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