Apple Watch Not Ready For Full Health Tracking Mode, Yet

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Apple Watch Not Ready For Full Health Tracking Mode, Yet Apple executives reportedly wanted the smart watch to be stuffed with health tracking features, but are shelving them for when the sensors are up to speed. Read More > SHARE: SEE PHOTOS  Apple Product Launch: iPhone 6 And Apple Watch Guests prepare for the start of an Apple event in Cupertino, Calif. Along with larger iPhones, Apple unveiled the Apple Watch — marking its first major entry in a new product category since the iPad’s debut in 2010. SHARE: I Asked 20,000 Doctors About Fitbit And Apple's HealthKit, And Here's The Answer I asked a sample of 20,000 doctors: Have your patients asked you about incorporating their health data from either their wearable fitness trackers or from their health apps into their health records ? Read More > SHARE: Apple's New Plan For Healthcare: The Doctor Will Track You Now An Apple relay will keep your doctor’s fears allayed. That’s the plan, at least, behind the company’s health care strategy: To use the Apple HealthKit platform to collect real-time data from iPhones, Apple Watch, and other devices — and connect it to hospitals, doctors, and your electronic medical records. Read More > SHARE: iPhone 6: Apple And Mayo Clinic Partnership Could Be Smart Medicine The tech titan and giant health system have been working together for two years, as Mayo Clinic helped influence the design of Apple’s new Health app and HealthKit API. Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  John Sculley Pans Apple Watch, Loves Apple Pay Former Apple CEO and author of 'Moonshot!' says Apple’s momentum is not slowing down anytime soon and shares his insights on new products in the company’s pipeline. SHARE: