Google Launches Android Wear App for iOS, Marking Historic Collaboration Between Android and Apple Ecosystems

1, Google Releases iOSVersion of Android WearAndroid and Apple Finally Join Hands

Google Releases iOS Version of Android Wear App on September 1, Enabling Users to Connect Specific Android Wear Smartwatches with iPhones.

The iOS version of Android Wear allows users to view notifications for incoming calls, text messages, and app updates; monitor fitness and health data; and receive timely alerts via Google Now, such as itinerary details, real-time traffic conditions, and flight status.

The app currently supports Apple iPhones running iOS 8.2 or later, specifically iPhone 5 and newer models. At present, only the LG Watch Urbane smartwatch can connect to the iOS version of the Android app; support for smartwatches from Asus, Motorola, Huawei, and other brands will be added in subsequent updates.



2、2020The global mobile health market size will reach $49 billion in 2026.$100 million

According to forecasts by the U.S. market research firm Grand View Research (GVR), the global mobile health market size is projected to reach $49 billion in 2020.

According to GVR’s survey, the market size of mobile health will continue to expand due to the increasingly aging population, the rising incidence of chronic diseases such as cancer, heart disease, and diabetes, and the continuous emergence of new medical hardware products.

According to Grand View’s 2014 forecast, the Asia-Pacific region is most likely to become the fastest-growing market in terms of size, driven by a shortage of healthcare providers and the rising rural population, while North America continues to hold a substantial share of the market.



3, US DynoSensePartnership Reached with Nanjing Jiukang Cloud HealthIntroduction of Digital Health Solutions

DynoSense, the developer of the world’s first comprehensive multi-functional health scanner, announced a strategic partnership with Nanjing Jiukang Cloud Health on September 1 to bring its e-health solutions to China.

Pursuant to the cooperation agreement, Jiukang Cloud Health will leverage its resource advantage of 2 million patients to undertake the promotion of Dyno technology and future new products in the Chinese market.

DynoSense’s technology, called Dyno, can currently test five basic vital signs (electrocardiogram, photoplethysmography, lung volume plethysmography, blood pressure variations, and core body temperature) as well as several other key health indicators.

DynoSense’s multifunctional mobile scanning device can capture 33 key health indicators within 60 seconds through a single user activity. The collected data is securely uploaded to the company’s cloud computing platform for further analysis and processing, with involvement from medical experts.



4- Samsung Launches Smartwatch Gear S2Targeting the Wearable Device Market

Recently, Samsung officially launched the new Gear S2 and Gear S2 Classic smartwatches. This time, Samsung adopted a round dial design.

In terms of appearance, both the Gear S2 and S2 Classic feature a 1.2-inch display with a resolution of 360×360 pixels, encircled by a unique rotating bezel that enables system navigation and app switching. The right side is equipped with a Home button and a Back button. The former measures 11.4 mm in thickness, while the latter is 13.4 mm thick. Both models support IP68-rated water resistance.

In terms of hardware, the Gear S2 is equipped with a dual-core 1GHz processor, 512MB of RAM, and 4GB of internal storage. It features built-in NFC, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi connectivity, supports mobile payments, and houses a 250mAh battery that provides 2–3 days of battery life. The Gear S2 3G variant supports e-SIM and runs on Samsung’s proprietary Tizen operating system.

Samsung has not yet announced the release date and price, but will showcase the Gear S2 at this week’s IFA in Berlin.