Brooklynites braved the summer heat on Saturday for the grand opening of their borough's first-ever Apple Store, in the neighborhood of Williamsburg. AppleInsider was there and provides a first look at the new retail space.
Sunday, July 31, 2016
Samsung Galaxy S8 Envisioned by Techradar, It’s Pretty Much Spot on
Every once in a while Techradar gets to making concept phones or promoting some solid phone
Saturday, July 30, 2016
Movie Studios Are Going After KickAssTorrent Mirror Websites
A little over a week ago, popular torrent website KickAssTorrents (KAT) had its domain
Nokia C1 Android Phone Gets Fresh 3D Renders
While the rest of the world is worrying about the iPhone 7 and Galaxy Note 7, we start dreaming about
Friday, July 29, 2016
CBS All Access, Showtime streaming services each hold 1 million users
Streaming services CBS All Access and Showtime Anytime collectively have more than two million paid subscribers, CBS's chief executive boasted during his company's quarterly results conference call.
HTC Nexus Marlin Gets Rendered, Looks Like A Slightly Tweaked HTC 10
HTC Nexus Marlin got rendered once again and this time we’re dealing with a solid leak, that seems to
Thursday, July 28, 2016
'iPhone 7' preorders rumored to kick off on Sept. 9
Following up on a report regarding the supposed launch date of Apple's next-generation iPhone, noted industry blogger Evan Blass on Wednesday said the company is looking to start preorders for the device on Friday, Sept. 9.
iPhone 7 Pro Mockup Versus iPhone 7, Now on Video
I’m going to go ahead and release a major “yawwwwnnnnnnn” for all of us out there who have
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
James Cameron: Theater Experience Could Contain Piracy
Why do people pirate movies, software, games, music, books, and so on? The basic answer
More expensive iPad Pro helps boost Apple Q3 revenues despite lower unit sales
Revenue-wise, the iPad Pro appears to have helped Apple make the iPad its only growing hardware segment during the June quarter, despite the category actually registering yet another drop in sales.
Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Apple's December 2016 quarter could gain extra week, helping sales of next iPhone
Apple has historically added an extra week to its December quarter when the 31st of the month falls on a Saturday — which it does again this year. That extra time could add 3 million iPhone sales to the three-month period, one analyst has predicted.
Darth Vader Phone is Surely Epic, a Bit Misunderstood
The Darth Vader Phone is one unique piece of work that’s for sure, but it’s also that kind of handset
Monday, July 25, 2016
Apple's June quarter predicted to be 'neutral event' for stock price, 'good enough' for investors
Tuesday's earnings report from Apple is expected by Wall Street analysts to be essentially a non-event — nothing serious enough to make the stock price jump, but also nothing negative enough to see shares slide significantly.
BlackBerry Passport Pearl Edition is a Dual OS Smartphone, With BB OS and Android
Remember the BlackBery Passport? It was the unlikely and unexpected last hit from BlackBerry and
Sunday, July 24, 2016
Samsung Galaxy S8 Concept is a Modular Device With Magnetic Pins at the Top
Since LG pretty much messed it up with the LG G5, that didn’t sell well, Samsung may well take the
Saturday, July 23, 2016
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Latest Press Renders Show All Color Versions, Iris Scanner in Action
Today’s batch of leaked Samsung Galaxy Note 7 shots are all about the color choices and styli of the
iPhone 7 “Hands on Video” Is Soooo Well Done
We’ve seen the iPhone 7 in renders, hands on shots, pieces and components, accessories and dummy
Friday, July 22, 2016
Apple confirms plans to open first Apple Store in Taiwan
Apple on Friday revealed that it's planning to launch its first store in Taiwan, finally coming to the island where a number of its suppliers are headquartered.
Xiaomi Mi Note 2 Receives 3D Render and Video From Techconfigurations
Xiaomi Mi Note 2 is expected to debut in a few days, sporting hardcore specs, that even dwarf the
Thursday, July 21, 2016
Apple to open first Brooklyn retail store on July 30
Apple's ninth New York City retail store, and its first in the borough of Brooklyn, will open next weekend in the Williamsburg neighborhood, the company has officially announced.
iPhone 7cs Concept Comes With 20 Multi Colored Meta Casings, Dual Camera
When it rains, it pours with iPhone concepts, but we’re lucky enough to find one today that’s not related
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Pokemon Go could add $3B to Apple revenues, analyst says
Apple could potentially reap $3 billion in incremental revenue from Pokémon Go over the next couple of years, an analyst argued in a Wednesday investor memo, helping to buoy the company's stock price.
Motorola Smartphone Concepts Seem Sturdy and Outdoors-Oriented
It’s been a while since I last talked about Motorola as a standalone company, rather than a firm owned
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Sony’s New Xperia F8331 Flagship is Fugly, Judging by Latest Leak
Sony’s got a new flagship coming, we could figure out that much, but how about a leak for y’all? The
Monday, July 18, 2016
This is Possibly the Best iPhone 8 Concept, Featuring an OLED Edge to Edge Display
Designer Tobias Buettner has come up with one of the best looking iPhone 8 concepts out there, one
With Pokemon GO Booming and a Bracelet Coming, Nintendo May Make a Phone
We’ve seen Slashgear’s take on a Nintendo Phone and simply couldn’t help commenting on it. We all
Sunday, July 17, 2016
Review: Atlas Wristband 2 makes some improvements, but not enough
Atlas' first Wristband was an ambitious but ultimately failed attempt to build a fitness tracker geared toward strength training, instead of just cardio-oriented activities like running and cycling. The second-generation model makes some modest improvements, but doesn't solve some of the fundamental complaints we had.
So People Are Making Fake Renders Now: HTC Nexus 6p 5.0 and 5.5 Rendered
Leave it to Evan Blass to spot a fake render, so the rest of us won’t get fooled by then. It’s a sensitive
Saturday, July 16, 2016
GlaxoSmithKline targets arthritis in first ResearchKit study by a drug company
Apple's ResearchKit was quickly adopted by clinical studies at a series of universities and hospitals, but a new iOS app focused on rheumatoid arthritis from pharmaceutical firm GlaxoSmithKline marks the first time a drug company has made use of the framework.
According to a report by Caroline Chen for Bloomberg, Glaxo will be using ResearchKit to monitor physical symptoms and record pain and mood feedback in a rheumatoid arthritis study involving 300 participants.
ResearchKit is a framework Apple introduced early last year to help gather standardized clinical research leveraging the sensors and touch interface of iPhones. Glaxo's arthritis app includes wrist exercises that precisely monitor participants' range of motion in a standardized way.
Clinical studies can cost millions of dollars due to the expenses related to finding and recruiting participants, bringing them into a facility, and paying nurses and doctors to explain the study to the participants, obtain their consent and then collect data from them over the duration of the study.
ResearchKit apps can help to reduce those costs by enabling participants to enroll themselves, presenting study details to the user, obtaining their consent and automating standardized data collection that participants can contribute from home.
ResearchKit studies can also greatly expand the number of participants that can be recruited to join a study, and accelerate the pace of its research. A cardiovascular study at Stanford attracted 10,000 participants last year, shortly after Apple announced the new initiative
Kara Dennis, a managing director at Medidata Solutions, the firm collecting and analyzing research data for Glaxo, noted that ResearchKit "has the potential to greatly improve recruitment," explaining that "one of the biggest challenges in clinical trials is that it's hard to engage patients because they might have to take time off work, they often have to travel significant distances and then they're subjected to a series of measures that can be invasive."
Last year, mobile health provider LifeMap Solutions reported high rates of consent, participation and continued engagement in ResearchKit apps, assisted in part by the ability to send out reminder notifications to participants.
Glaxo hopes to learn from its initial ResearchKit study in order to optimize the design of its app, and evaluate the use of apps in future clinical research.
ResearchKit is available for free, and Apple has released the project as open source to encourage contribution of new research modules.
Apple has increasingly made health a major initiative at the company, expanding upon ResearchKit with a complementary new CareKit framework designed to facilitate apps to help guide patients through followup care.
The company continues to work with researchers and has hired prominent clinical researchers to help develop its internal health-related initiatives.
That includes a strategic extension of its IBM partnership to provide secure real-time data analytics to medical professionals, with participation from Johnson & Johnson and Medtronic. Apple also expanded support for DNA genetics results in participation with 23andMe.
According to a report by Caroline Chen for Bloomberg, Glaxo will be using ResearchKit to monitor physical symptoms and record pain and mood feedback in a rheumatoid arthritis study involving 300 participants.
ResearchKit is a framework Apple introduced early last year to help gather standardized clinical research leveraging the sensors and touch interface of iPhones. Glaxo's arthritis app includes wrist exercises that precisely monitor participants' range of motion in a standardized way.
Faster, better, stronger research
Clinical studies can cost millions of dollars due to the expenses related to finding and recruiting participants, bringing them into a facility, and paying nurses and doctors to explain the study to the participants, obtain their consent and then collect data from them over the duration of the study.
ResearchKit apps can help to reduce those costs by enabling participants to enroll themselves, presenting study details to the user, obtaining their consent and automating standardized data collection that participants can contribute from home.
ResearchKit studies can also greatly expand the number of participants that can be recruited to join a study, and accelerate the pace of its research. A cardiovascular study at Stanford attracted 10,000 participants last year, shortly after Apple announced the new initiative
Kara Dennis, a managing director at Medidata Solutions, the firm collecting and analyzing research data for Glaxo, noted that ResearchKit "has the potential to greatly improve recruitment," explaining that "one of the biggest challenges in clinical trials is that it's hard to engage patients because they might have to take time off work, they often have to travel significant distances and then they're subjected to a series of measures that can be invasive."
Last year, mobile health provider LifeMap Solutions reported high rates of consent, participation and continued engagement in ResearchKit apps, assisted in part by the ability to send out reminder notifications to participants.
Glaxo hopes to learn from its initial ResearchKit study in order to optimize the design of its app, and evaluate the use of apps in future clinical research.
Apple's health push
ResearchKit is available for free, and Apple has released the project as open source to encourage contribution of new research modules.
Apple has increasingly made health a major initiative at the company, expanding upon ResearchKit with a complementary new CareKit framework designed to facilitate apps to help guide patients through followup care.
The company continues to work with researchers and has hired prominent clinical researchers to help develop its internal health-related initiatives.
That includes a strategic extension of its IBM partnership to provide secure real-time data analytics to medical professionals, with participation from Johnson & Johnson and Medtronic. Apple also expanded support for DNA genetics results in participation with 23andMe.
iPocket Watch Gets Stylish Render, Courtesy of Designer Chike Newman
Since everyone is so crazy about the whole retrofuturistic fashion, Victorian age and steampunk, we
Friday, July 15, 2016
HTC Nexus Marlin/Sailfish Gets 3D Video Render and Fresh Picture Renders
HTC Nexus Marlin/Sailfish hasn’t leaked in much variety so far, but it was clear enough to get some
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Hands on Leaks Reveal Very Rounded Design, Iris Scanner in Action
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 has been confirmed for launch on August 2nd in New York, courtesy of
Thursday, July 14, 2016
Batman: Arkham Underworld lets gamers take control of Gotham's underground on iPhone
The newest Batman mobile title for Apple's iOS extends the lore and story of the Arkham Asylum console and computer game franchise, and features the lead Batman: The Animated Series voice actor.
Nubio Bezel Less Phone is Very Pretty, Has a Sliding Back
Although one may think that the Nubio phone is somehow related to the ZTE Nubia, that’s not the
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Apple supplier LG Display pivots towards OLEDs in face of slower iPhone sales, Chinese competition By Roger Fingas
LG Display will boost its investment in OLED production, according to the company's CEO, in order to cope with being pinched by slowing iPhone sales and competition from Chinese panel suppliers.
Samsung Galaxy S9 Just Got Rendered; We Can’t Help but Ask… Why!?
I get why Samsung is skipping Galaxy Note 6 and going to Galaxy Note 7, to align with the S7 and fight
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Alleged 'iPhone 7 Plus' mockup includes Smart Connector, dual-lens camera
A series of photos found circulating on Chinese blogging site Sina Weibo on Tuesday shows what appears to be a full scale "iPhone 7 Plus" mockup, potentially offering an early look at what could be Apple's forthcoming phablet.
HTC Desire 10 Gets Leaked, Feels Fake
You can tell it’s summer by the larger and larger number of leaked phone shots appearing on the web
Monday, July 11, 2016
Xiaomi Has Sold More Than 110 Million Redmi Phones Globally
Xiaomi is one of the fastest growing mobile companies on the planet. It has particularly
Pokemon Go Europe And Asia Launch Takes Place In A Few Days
Pokemon Go has become a global phenomenon very quickly, so much so that the developer
Sunday, July 10, 2016
Killer Deal: Apple's 12" MacBook (1.3GHz, 8GB, 256GB) in Space Gray for $999 ($550 off)
For the next seven days only, AI readers can grab Apple's 2015 12-inch MacBook (1.3GHz, 8GB, 256GB) for the lowest price ever offered at $999, plus free expedited shipping, a free copy of Parallels 11 and no sales tax outside of NY.
So, About that Nokia P1 Android Phone…
A few days ago the Internet got crazy over a photo of a presumed Nokia Android phone dubbed Nokia
Saturday, July 9, 2016
Gamer Discovers Dead Boy While Playing Pokemon Go
The idea of Pokemon Go is that as you walk around in the real world and discover Pokemon
iPhone 7 Plus Space Black Version With Capacitive Home Button Gets 3D Render
As the iPhone 7 gets more and more renders, people tend to forget we’re also going to get an iPhone 7 Plus. It’s widely known as the bigger and dual camera packing iPhone 7, that this time gets a set of
Friday, July 8, 2016
AppleInsider podcast talks iOS 10 beta 2, Lightning headphones, 'iPhone 7' rumors
This week on the AppleInsider podcast, Neil and Victor discuss the latest updates found in iOS 10 beta 2. They also wrap up all the current "iPhone 7" rumors, discuss the current state of Lightning-connected headphones, and talk about the new Mac malware (and why you don't need to worry too much about it).
HTC Nexus 2016 Phones Sailfish and Marlin Have Their Design
How can two major phones share a design? Well, pretty much like the Huawei P9 and P9 Plus, right? It
Thursday, July 7, 2016
iPhone 6s resale values remain strong ahead of Apple's expected 'iPhone 7' launch
With Apple expected to launch its next-generation iPhone in just a matter of months, a new analysis of the secondary iPhone 6s market has found that the flagship handset sells used for 78 percent of its new price, outperforming the iPhone 6 at the same period.
Apple's iPhone dips to fifth place in Chinese smartphone market
Apple continued losing ground in the Chinese smartphone market in May, seeing its share drop to fifth place amid tough local competition, according to research data published on Wednesday.
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