The iPhone 6 could bring a built-in medical service

There's been a lot of talk about Apple and its latest smartphone, even though we practically have all the details and technical specifications officially released. However, many questions remain about the near future of the new iPhone 6.

According to CNN Expansion , Apple intends to integrate new services and information about the health of its users, and some of the relevant data that this service could include through a function integrated into the iPhone 6 would be blood pressure, pulse, weight control, etc.

While it is true that there are specific applications to capture each of these user details, we still do not have a centralized application, and that is what Apple is looking to work on with some hospitals and medical services.

According to HealthKit spokespeople , these apps are Apple's way of seeking an integrated service , but this could potentially face complications due to privacy requirements and regulations, as confirmed by the CEO of an organization representing app developers.

If Apple truly wants to take such action to help protect the health of its users , it needs to resolve the issues before September 9th, the date of an Apple event and the likely official launch of the iPhone 6 .

The truth is that Apple has shown that challenges are not an impossible mission , and if this interesting application doesn't manage to be ready in less than a month, it's very likely that we'll have the application released in the short term.

Will this app be paid or free? For now, we don't know for sure, and we can only wait for the launch of the new iPhone 6, which is getting closer every day.