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by dr_ 14y ago
Square Up is the url for Square's website. It should also now be used to describe sites that outright copy it's style. "Hey, you go to www.abcdefg.com? looks like they squared up!"
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Agreed. But if it's not restricted to the iPhone, there are already competitors out there such as cake health and simplee. It could be useful for physicians who are in the hospital or skilled nursing setting and want to check insurance elig
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This may hold true in the short term, but not so certain about the integrated approach in the longer term. It's really not just about mobile devices, it's about a new platform which is touch and voice based. Its not hard to envision a futur
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Rock Health Graduates 2nd Class of Health Startups(imedicalapps.com)
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The reader has changed since its initial launch. Not sure which model he is using.
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Wouldn't creative professionals, at least those working in design and video, be pleased with the Retina display? Where else are they going to find a display of this caliber to work with?
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Software keeps getting more nimble. Storage is moving to the cloud. There's really nothing super surprising about this move. No one had heard of thunderbolt a year ago and now all of the sudden it's a necessity? The large majority of consum
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Consumer big data health apps you should know about (medcitynews.com)
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Symcat battles 'cyberchondria'(gigaom.com)
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Interesting but Facebook was absurdly valued to begin with. At nearly 100 times earnings, it seems to me that Mr. Market actually responded appropriately for now. Facebook has already been monetizing using traditional revenue streams (ads)
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That was actually quite entertaining.
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but the features pointed out in this article have not attained widespread use, and who knows - maybe there's a reason for that. Windows phone has a negligibly small market share. WebOS died. Blackberry 10 is not even out yet. And apparently
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by dr_ 14y ago
"please don't download content that you haven't bought" It's kind of hard to purchase The Avengers (2012) given that it's currently still running in theaters.
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Craig Venter's bugs might save the world(nytimes.com)
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Zipnosis: Online diagnosis and treatment for $25(imedicalapps.com)
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There's a medical app for that - or not(online.wsj.com)
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New York’s Tech Boom: Here to Stay This Time?(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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This quickly fell off the top of the list at HN, and rightfully so. There haven't been many recent super-exits out of NYC. The only one that comes to mind is Quidsi, which was acquired by Amazon, but they weren't even actually in the city,
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In medicine, falling for fake innovation(opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com)
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First of all, it's not clear that social media advertising is going to fail, just because the author is not happy with results he gets. It was announced today that Oracle purchased Vitrue http://techcrunch.com/2012/05/23/more/ a company w
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On booms and busts(youtube.com)
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A fair price, truthfully, would have been somewhere between four and five dollars, given the number of shares they were issuing.
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A new attack on Alzheimers(nytimes.com)
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This is sort of a non story at this point. More interested to know what Google plans to do with Motorola now that they have it. Will they really manufacture their own phone in house? Or are they just going to engage in patent wars?
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Innovation. Do you want the good news first?(nytimes.com)
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$45 opening per Bloomberg
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Hands on with the Pebble Smartwatch(cnn.com)
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There is a fine line between visionary and dunce. If he only had this insight about 5 years ago...
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Now there's a real accomplishment, Thompson is gone. What does this solve? Pretty much nothing. It's unclear to me why anyone thinks a hedge fund manager sitting in Manhattan is going to be able to solve Yahoo's problems, when pretty much
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by dr_ 14y ago
The reality is, had the privacy notice been available appropriately, and had been signed, how do you know that it is enforced? Most practices are busy and run rather chaotically to think about that. By and large most medical groups do not

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