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Vital cardiac information, is now more accessible thanks to a wireless heart monitoring solution from Mednet Healthcare Technologies, powered by AT&T's wireless technologies.

Mednet, a leading provider of cardiac monitoring products and surveillance services, is helping doctors and patients remotely monitor heart arrhythmia through personal mobile devices.

Under a new contract with AT&T, Mednet's HEARTRAK External Cardiac Ambulatory Telemetry (ECAT) solution will facilitate wireless monitoring of patient devices via Bluetooth-enabled cell phones across AT&T's expansive 3G and EDGE wireless data footprint, which covers more than 13,000 cities and towns and 40,000 miles of highway across the country.

Until now, patients using Mednet heart monitors utilized a toll-free number and had to place their monitoring device near a landline phone receiver to send a signal to a central monitoring center. With the new ECAT solution, patient data will be automatically transmitted via Bluetooth-enabled mobile devices, which synchronize with the heart monitor to streamline data transfer and enhance ease of use.

Using AT&T's wireless network, the ECAT solution will allow the monitoring device to automatically record and send real-time patient data to a central monitoring center, where physicians can access and review the data. In addition to wireless monitoring, Mednet will also use AT&T voice services so cardiac technicians and physicians can quickly reach out to patients if needed.

Mysterybooksgoogle.jpgOver 1.5 million public domain books in the US (and over half a million outside the US) are now available for browsing on iPhone and Android devices.

Google has launched a mobile site books.google.com/m accessible from mobile browsers.

The site allows users to search for a title, author, or subject. Users can browse the list of "Featured books" and various categories like business and economics, the classics, science and math, travel, and more.

It also features a "Recently viewed books" under the "My books" section.

The books were converted to text from scans using Optical Character Recogniton. Text is faster to download and can sized on the screen more easily.
Nuance Communications also announced that Nuance's Mobile Care solution will be deployed on select T-Mobile handsets.

The new application will enable T-Mobile to automatically resolve common problems. T-Mobile customers can now address such issues as diagnosing and repairing configuration problems, along with making account and billing inquiries - all on their mobile phones. Pilots and trials in both the U.S. and Europe have proven customers' preference for on-device self-service.

"Nuance Mobile Care solutions can be embedded on a customer's mobile device over-the-air (OTA) or installed by the manufacturer. The interactive experiences, such as paying a bill, new feature tutorials or relevant service discovery can be created by the operators and pushed OTA to any device that supports Nuance Mobile Care. The product suite enables the delivery of interactive promotions, the resolution of most customer support problems, and allows operators to deliver a branded service experience to their subscribers.

Samsung Charging Stations Now at LaGuardia & Orlando Airports

samsunglogo.gifSamsung Telecommunications America (Samsung Mobile )announced charging stations in terminals at LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and Orlando International Airport (MCO). T

The Samsung Mobile Charging Stations offer travelers the convenience of free re-charging of their mobile phones, laptops and other personal electronics.

Samsung Mobile Charging Stations have four outlets per station, allowing several travelers to re-charge their electronic devices at the same time. The charging stations are designed to re-charge personal electronics designed for U.S. voltage (i.e., 120 volts). The charging stations are also equipped with a small shelf to hold travelers' mobile phones and other electronic equipment.

Samsung has installed charging stations at some of the nation's largest airports, including 54 stations at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and 51 stations at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), along with eight Samsung Mobile Travel Centers at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW).


SalesNOW CRM Available on BlackBerry from Alltel

logo_alltellogo-blue-large.jpgAlltel announced that it is the first U.S-based carrier to offer small business customers SalesNOW, a contact, activity and deal management software designed for the BlackBerry and the Web.

With the SalesNOW , professionals can track and manage their contacts, deals, activities and e-mails as well as access and share information with their entire sales team. Customers can perform these activities on their BlackBerry or on the Web through an individual, secure SalesNOW account. Changes the user makes within SalesNOW on the BlackBerry are automatically synced to SalesNOW on the Web and vice versa. The application also allows sales teams to provide up-to-date information on sales activity, view and print weekly activity reports, collaborate on team forecasts, track sale details and next steps on business deals.

The software is available for $25 per month for individual users or $40 per month for enterprise users with qualifying smart choice data plan on all Alltel Wireless BlackBerry smartphones.

Mobile Navigation without GPS & Web Mapping Service Launched by Fugawi

fugawi.gifTORONTO, Canada - GPS software manufacturer Northport Systems, Inc., has launched Fugawi Touratel, a new cell phone-based outdoor navigation software and interactive web site, for use in the United States.

Designed to enhance outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, fishing, hunting and more, Fugawi Touratel provides exceptional map detail on a wide variety of mobile phone handsets as well as the complimentary touratel.com website.

A first in GPS software solutions for the outdoor recreation market, Fugawi Touratel is a Web 2.0-based cell phone navigation software product that delivers high-resolution US Geological Survey (USGS) topographic maps, air photos and urban photos to a wide variety of cell phone models within the USA. The service costs $2.99 a month.

Senior Service from AT&T

att&tlogo.jpgAT&T announced a new wireless calling plan for seniors, 65 and older. The new AT&T Senior Nation 200 plan includes 200 Anytime Minutes, 500 Night & Weekend Minutes and unlimited mobile-to-mobile calling to more for a $29.99 monthly access fee. Proof of age is required at point of sale.

verizon.jpgVerizon Wireless, and Verve Wireless, the leading provider of mobile publishing technologies to local media companies, today announced the availability of the new Verve Local channel on Verizon Wireless’ Mobile Web 2.0 service.

With Verve Local, Verizon Wireless customers can access leading news, entertainment, restaurant guides, event listings, community calendars, and more from their trusted local media sources; including daily newspapers, alternative newsweeklies and city magazines.

Verve Local is included in the $5.00 monthly access for Mobile Web 2.0, plus airtime.

art97/art97/dominos_logo.gifDomino's Pizza  now allows customers to place their orders from web-enabled cell phones to nearly half of their U.S. stores on mobile.dominos.com. Designed for the small screen of a cell phone, mobile, dominos.com features a streamlined interface for optimal speed.
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