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- Google is Bringing Chrome’s Dinosaur Game to iPhones as a Widget
- Emerging Digital Health Trends #Infographic
- How Healthcare is Changing: Fixing Healthcare Payments #Infographic
- Fitbit Launches its New Fashion-Oriented Fitness Wristband ‘Fitbit Luxe’
| Google is Bringing Chrome’s Dinosaur Game to iPhones as a Widget Posted: 20 Apr 2021 06:34 PM PDT
 The Dinosaur Game on Google Chrome has been played by almost everyone who has opened their Chrome browser while having an inactive internet connection. The game lets you jump and duck over and under obstacles while waiting for the internet to be connected. Now Google has recently announced that it is bringing the game to iPhone devices, where it will be displayed as a widget. iPhone users can add the game as a widget to their home screens, as part of Chrome 91 Beta for iOS. The experience is, however, nothing too different, as the game can't be played directly on the widget, but tapping on the widget will open it in Chrome for you. In case you still want to be able to play the game directly on the widget, then you can install a separate app called 'Steve - Widget Game', which will let you play the game from within the widget itself. Google, however, doesn't seem to have any plan to make that happen for you on your iPhone.  |
| Emerging Digital Health Trends #Infographic Posted: 20 Apr 2021 12:00 PM PDT  Digital health is nothing new. But the COVID-19 pandemic led to a rapid acceleration in our use of digital healthcare technology and telemedicine. Over 80% of doctors now personally use health tech or recommend digital tools to their patients. More than two-thirds of physicians use healthcare websites to gather information. Patients are equally interested in digital health tools. Many prefer telemedicine, online appointment scheduling, and digital communication with their healthcare providers. Patients who use these tools believe technology empowers them to manage their own health. Aside from the pandemic, rare and chronic diseases are driving the adoption of digital health technologies. Doctors treating low-incidence diseases are more likely to recommend technology to their patients. Patients with chronic conditions utilize telemedicine and digital communication at a higher rate. Both doctors and patients anticipate more digital transformation in healthcare in years ahead. Learn more about how digital adoption transformed healthcare in 2020 in this infographic. Infographic by: realchemistry Share This Infographic On Your Site |
| How Healthcare is Changing: Fixing Healthcare Payments #Infographic Posted: 20 Apr 2021 08:53 AM PDT  25% of wasted healthcare spending goes toward the administration of healthcare payments, totaling $190 billion every year. Collecting, processing, posting, and reconciling payments is complicated by disconnected technology, denied insurance claims, and patients who are increasingly unsure of what costs they are responsible for covering. High deductible health plans are increasing in popularity, growing 450% from 2007 to 2017. Patients using these insurance plans are often unsure of their payment responsibilities. When clinics aren't able to give accurate estimates upfront, patients are less likely to make a payment at the time of service. And 67% of Americans worry about whether they could cover a surprise medical bill. Clinics can provide accurate, upfront cost estimates and reduce the cost of processing payments. 90% of all denied insurance claims are avoidable. Automating the insurance verification process can eliminate the bulk of denied claims and prevent patients from receiving surprise medical bills. Check out the infographic below to learn more. Infographic by: practicesquire Share This Infographic On Your Site |
| Fitbit Launches its New Fashion-Oriented Fitness Wristband ‘Fitbit Luxe’ Posted: 20 Apr 2021 04:49 AM PDT
 Fitbit just announced the launch of its latest fitness and wellness wristband, the Fitbit Luxe. The wristband costs $150 and comes with a small color display which is the same size as the Fitbit band. The color display of the Fitbit Luxe is available in three different colors: white, black, and pink, while the watch body is available in gold, black, and silver. The wristband is Fitbit's thinnest touchscreen tracker to date. According to Fitbit, it shall be comfortable for people to wear the band while sleeping. The functions of the Fitbit Luxe are the same as those of other Fitbit wearables, such as activity tracking and monitoring of steps taken, distance traveled, and calories burned. It can also receive call and text notifications. The device can measure real-time pace and distance for runs and jogs when connected to GPS of the phone. It is water-proof and can last for five days without needing to be charged. The Fitbit Luxe appears to have a trendier look as compared to previous Fitbit devices and that is exactly what the company has aimed for, as the message over the marketing materials of the wristband says "Fitness & wellness goes fashion-forward." Moreover, there is a range of accessories available for the Fitbit Luxe, including a variety of link and mesh bracelet options, double wrap and woven bands. The wristband comes with Fitbit's Premium service of 6 months, which is included in its $150 price. The Premium service usually costs $9.99 per month. The service provides features like advanced tracking insights, sleep tools, workout options, and mindfulness sessions with Deepak Chopra. The Fitbit Luxe is set to ship out late in May and can be preordered.  |
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