Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method for assessing the health of a user, the method performed by at least one processor configured to execute one or more programs stored in a memory, the one or more programs comprising instructions to obtain input data associated with the user, extract at least one characteristic associated with said input data, determine a health score based on variation of predetermined values, determine whether said health score satisfies a threshold associated with at least one health condition, generate a personalized message identifying at least one health condition, and provide said personalized message and said health score to an output device.

Abstract: The invention provides real time dynamic resource management to improve end-to-end QoS by mobile devices regularly updating a resource availability server (RAS) with resource update information. Examples of resource update information are device battery status, available memory, session bandwidth, delay, packet loss, and jitter, network element storage capacity, network element processing power. This information is made available by the RAS. In addition, the RAS generates and maintains predictive models and makes available predictive data from these models. Network elements and devices retrieve this information in the form of notifications from the RAS or by way of querying the RAS. The network elements and devices, based on these predictions, act to negotiate sessions to optimise QoS. In one embodiment the RAS is updated by only mobile devices subscribed to the operator which hosts the RAS. The update information is addressed to the RAS as a stand-alone entity.