One of the exciting early promises of the iPhone for doctors was its potential to present imaging studies, such as CT & MRI while on the go. Early on, many did not suspect how powerful was the “small touchscreen computer that makes phone calls”, in the words of Mark Cain. So, when OsiriX for the iPhone, the first CT/MRI (DICOM) viewer for a smart phone, was released in November 2008, it was an impressive introduction to the potential for mobile [Read more]

Agamatrix believes that its WaveSense Jazz meter could become the first medical device to connect directly to Apple’s iOS platform, which includes iPad. FDA 510k approval is pending. Agamatrix told DiabetesMine that the cable will go on sale at “Apple standard pricing” of about $25 to $30 as soon as it garners FDA approval. “We’ve been working with Apple for the last two years to make this happen. We’re very excited,” Agamatrix’s Strategic Marketing Manager Joe Flaherty told DiabetesMine. Check [Read more]