Change things for the better by grabbing fate by the neck with the $29.99 iCade 8-Bitty Retro Wireless Game Controller for iPhone/iPad/Android. (Read More)
From the developers at Hodder Education, NeuroSlice is a simple anatomy app that focuses on human neuroanatomy. It is based off of stained specimen slides taken from the Hodder Education published textbook, Neurophysiologyby Roger Carpenter. (Read More)
Clinicians that have chosen to avoid the dark side (Apple) and purchased Android smartphones will be happy to know that the medical market is heating up as more apps are built for the new platform. e-MedTools just released an Evaluation & Management (E&M) coding app to make filling out billing forms a less painful experience. (Read More)
ZIP™ Wireless activity tracker.Get a kick out of fitness with this little device. It tracks your steps, distance, and calories burned – and syncs those stats to your computer and select smartphones. In doing so, it celebrates how much more you do each day. Zip™ encourages you to set goals, challenge friends, and go farther – one step at time. That’s how you turn everyday life into a social, achievable, awesome path to fitness. (Read More)
Although not a medical gadget in itself, we can imagine some great use-cases for this little device. TheLooxcie is a combined Bluetooth headset and wearable camcorder. (Read More)
PEPID released a beta version of its mobile medical reference for the Android platform. The test was a success, as PEPID is now fully available on Android devices running OS version 1.6 or greater. (Read More)
Hassle-free weight tracking for the whole family with the all new Wireless Scale WS-30: weight and BMI measurement, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, entirely PC free with your iOS or Android device. (Read More)
J&J‘s Advanced Sterilization Products division has released an app that helps determine what can be properly sterilized in the company’s STERRAD devices. (Read More)
One of the more difficult concerns when caring for women who are pregnant or lactating, is whether a medication being considered for treatment of a condition is safe for the infant. This app attempts to address that need. (Read More)
The Kiwi Bluetooth, a wireless device, features plug-and-play, and it connects to your car’s OBDII port (right below the steering wheel). (Read More)
