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UK mental health trust commit to 1800 BlackBerry Z10′s

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 UK mental health trust commit to 1800 BlackBerry Z10s

Well, it seems that the BlackBerry Z10 is being adopted by yet another important Enterprise customer. We reported last week that the German government were taking on 5000 new BlackBerry Z10′s which was awesome news but now a UK agency is following suit. Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust (BSMHFT) are to roll out 1,800 BlackBerry Z10 smartphones which makes me happy!

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Health functionality to be central feature on Galaxy S4 – Korean report

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Samsung is doubling down on the integration of health and medical functionality into its mobile strategy, according to Daum.co.kr. The Korean site says that the Galaxy S4 will collect information about your health using optional accessories.

The Samsung conglomerate is active in the healthcare business, with the American division of Samsung Electronics announcing a consolidation of its health and medical efforts last year. Moreover, Samsung is said to be targeting healthcare startups as potential investment candidates for its newly set up investment fund.

Daum.co.kr suggests that there is a growing interest within Samsung for creating synergy between the mobile business and the medical business. But this isn’t a novel development – the Koreans have made their intentions clear since last year, when an app called S Health was launched. Running on the flagship Galaxy S3, S Health allowed smartphone users to connect to medical devices such as blood pressure monitors, glucose level scanners, and electronic scales. But S Health was only made available in certain markets, and the initiative lacked the marketing push required to gain traction in the consumer market.

This year, Samsung seems more resolute in promoting the health and medical functionality of its devices. Daum.co.kr even mentions a health hub, which could mean that Samsung plans to preinstall its health apps on the Galaxy S4. The company already preinstalls other similar apps, like Social Hub, Game Hub, or Readers Hub.

The report also mentions an optional health accessory that Samsung could sell along the Galaxy S4. It’s also possible that Samsung is integrating health-monitoring functionality in the rumored smartwatch it’s preparing, codenamed Altius.

Regardless what Samsung has up its sleeve, we’ll find out more on March 14, when the Galaxy S4 is said to be launching.

Android Authority

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