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Percipio Health Co-Founder and CEO Eric Rock, Chief Growth Officer James Brookes, and Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer David Lucas at the HLTH USA 2024 health innovation event. [Photo: LinkedIn]
Population Health Platform Percipio Health Launches in North Texas with $20M Raised
by Lance Murray | Jan 22, 2025
Plano-based Percipio's platform uses AI and a smartphone—without medical devices—to collect "whole-person health signals" for real-time assessments that identify current and predictive health risks.
by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Aug 24, 2022
Tinno USA—the Plano-based subsidiary of Chinese smartphone manufacturer Tinno Mobile Technology— announced the launch of its WIKO VOIX smartphone across the U.S., initially at T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile stores.
Targeting "value seekers" who still want smart phone features, the company's chief product officer calls the VOIX "a sleek smartphone with a great look and feel at a price point that makes sense for everyone."
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by Chantal Canales |
Sep 21, 2020
Wild at Home will allow viewers to explore Africa, the Amazon, and Asia from their mobile devices while staying socially distant during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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by Lance Murray |
Feb 11, 2019
SMU-LIFT's People ForWords, a game design team focused on promoting literacy, won $2.5M for its app, 'Codex: The Lost Words of Atlantis,' which helps tackle the pressing problem of adult illiteracy in North Texas and beyond.
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The Payix app enables users to make car payments through their smartphones -- and helps lenders send friendly reminders. [Video screenshot: Payix]
Fort Worth Startup Creates App to Help in Auto Loan Payments
by Julia Falcon | Mar 20, 2017
Payix's app was beta tested with a San Diego-based lender and now can be purchased by other companies.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
Dec 7, 2016
ForwardXP will create interactive, immersive experiences for both virtual and augmented realities.
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by Verizon |
Feb 24, 2016
Technology in the classroom is not a new concept. These days, many schools have moved to a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program, where students are encouraged to bring a smartphone or tablet to school to help them complete assignments and research subjects.
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