Raleigh-based MobileSmith lands app partnership with AT&T targeting hospitals nationally
MobileSmith, a developer of apps aiming to improve healthcare, is getting a chance to grow nationally through a partnership wtih AT&T.
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Sex toy is CES electronics show award finalist after controversy
A sex toy that can be controlled through a mobile app is a finalist for the Last Gadget Standing award at CES 2020, an electronics show in Las Vegas.
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Morrisville-based TrialCard acquires mobile health app firm in San Francisco
TrialCard, a provider of services designed to improve adherence to medications and access to drugs, is expanding its physical footprint to the West Coast by acquiring San Francisco-based Mango Health.
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WakeMed, Georgia firm developing ‘wayfinding’ app for patients
WakeMed is working with a Georgia company to develop what it says will be the first “wayfinding” app for patients and visitors with deployment expected in early 2019.
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More mobile health: LabCorp now providing test results on smartphone app
Patients wanting easy access to their lab test results from LabCorp can now get them through their smartphones.
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Staying connected in storm: A guide to apps for messaging, flooding, health, gas, more
From mapping app Waze to walkie-talkie app Zello to messaging app FireChat, which works offline, there are a slew of apps which could prove crucial to weathering out the storm.
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Raleigh app startup Castle Information Systems raises $355,000
Raleigh-based Castle Information Systems Inc. has raised $355,000 from three investors, according to a securities filing.
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Consumers downloading mobile retailer apps double the rate from past years
Consumers are not only downloading more retail mobile apps, they’re making more in-app purchases.
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Enloe students finalists in app competition for COPD tracker
Two 16-year-old students at Enloe Magnet High School in Raleigh are finalists in a contest for their app, which helps sufferers manage their COPD. Jeffrey Li and Udai Virk developed the app “Respirate” as a resource to help those diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) to understand and manage their symptoms.
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