Needed privacy push on smartphone apps
San Francisco Chronicle
Smartphones offer quick connections, convenience and a world of choices. But one thing they don't always provide is a shield from advertisers. It's a concern that's leading state Attorney General Kamala Harris to crack down on app makers who don't ...
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Australian superannuation funds can now access a powerful interactive tool that will revolutionise the way they communicate with their members. Global professional services company Towers Watson (NYSE, NASDAQ: TW) has launched TrackMySuper, ...
See all stories on this topic »Smartphone Apps to Sense Your Moods!
Hill Post
Washington: Forget about your smart phone locating the nearest bus stop or restaurant. A new computer programme would enable the gadget to sense your moods too, through mere speech, with pinpoint accuracy, say researchers. Surprisingly, the ...
See all stories on this topic »HIMSS survey: 80% of clinicians use iPads, smartphone apps to improve patient ...
EHRIntelligence.com
In corporate offices, on the street, in coffeehouses, and in the home, smartphones and tablets are becoming ubiquitous, changing the way people interact with each other and interface with the world. Doctor's offices are no exception to this trend, as ...
See all stories on this topic »Smartphones Spy on Users According to Infographic from OnlineColleges.com
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OnlineColleges.com, a resource for online schools, recently launched “Your Smartphone is Spying on You,” a new infographic that looks at how mobile applications, particularly location-based apps, store and use user locations and personal information.
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Smartphone Health Apps May be Evaluated by FDA Under Proposed Legislation
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Smartphone Health Apps May be Evaluated by FDA Under Proposed Legislation. by Mina Kim | December 4, 2012 — 7:16 AM. A bill before Congress could help the Food and Drug Administration evaluate the safety of mobile health applications.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Smartphones offer quick connections, convenience and a world of choices. But one thing they don't always provide is a shield from advertisers. It's a concern that's leading state Attorney General Kamala Harris to crack down on app makers who don't ...
See all stories on this topic »Towers Watson Launches Smart Phone App that Enables Super Funds to ...
Equities.com
Australian superannuation funds can now access a powerful interactive tool that will revolutionise the way they communicate with their members. Global professional services company Towers Watson (NYSE, NASDAQ: TW) has launched TrackMySuper, ...
See all stories on this topic »Smartphone Apps to Sense Your Moods!
Hill Post
Washington: Forget about your smart phone locating the nearest bus stop or restaurant. A new computer programme would enable the gadget to sense your moods too, through mere speech, with pinpoint accuracy, say researchers. Surprisingly, the ...
See all stories on this topic »HIMSS survey: 80% of clinicians use iPads, smartphone apps to improve patient ...
EHRIntelligence.com
In corporate offices, on the street, in coffeehouses, and in the home, smartphones and tablets are becoming ubiquitous, changing the way people interact with each other and interface with the world. Doctor's offices are no exception to this trend, as ...
See all stories on this topic »Smartphones Spy on Users According to Infographic from OnlineColleges.com
Equities.com
OnlineColleges.com, a resource for online schools, recently launched “Your Smartphone is Spying on You,” a new infographic that looks at how mobile applications, particularly location-based apps, store and use user locations and personal information.
See all stories on this topic »
| Silverline Apps Help Seniors Enjoy Smartphones GizmoCrave These apps have enabled the option of gifting your grandparents or parents with an Android smartphone as these apps take away the question of uncertainty aboutsmartphones. Silverlines apps can act as a substitute for basic features like contact list ... See all stories on this topic » |  GizmoCrave |
KQED
Smartphone Health Apps May be Evaluated by FDA Under Proposed Legislation. by Mina Kim | December 4, 2012 — 7:16 AM. A bill before Congress could help the Food and Drug Administration evaluate the safety of mobile health applications.
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| New apps make finding music easier Mother Nature Network A couple of smartphone apps can help kickstart you on the path to finding new music that follows your tastes. By Michael Gowan, TechNewsDailyTue, Dec 04 2012 at 8:49 AM EST. Screengrab of Emusic's Infinite Discovery app (Photo: emusic). In a case of... See all stories on this topic » |  Mother Nature Network |
| Nokia Quashes Android Smartphone Rumors After Job Posting Mobile & Apps Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia once again had to deny that it is planning on bringing out an Android OS-based smartphone. The rumors were started by a job posting on the company's Web site for a senior engineer position, working with Linux - the ... See all stories on this topic » |  Mobile & Apps |