Monday, February 1, 2016

Health Tech Startup CliniCloud Secures $5M Seed Funding From Tencent

Going to the doctor and waiting for a short check-up can be frustrating and expensive. For common conditions like asthma or a cold, a stethoscope and thermometer are usually first used to make a diagnosis. But what if you could do it yourself from home?



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Health Tech Startup CliniCloud Secures $5M Seed Funding From Tencent

"Assassin"s Creed Syndicate" Zips Around London

A look at Assassin’s Creed Syndicate’s zip line system to get about its grand recreation of London.



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"Assassin"s Creed Syndicate" Zips Around London

Volleyball to Host Arkansas Wednesday

BATON ROUGE, La. – The LSU volleyball team opens Southeastern Conference play on Wednesday night hosting the Arkansas Razorbacks at 8 p.m. inside the Pete Maravich Assembly Center and televised live on ESPNU. All home matches in the 2015 …



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Volleyball to Host Arkansas Wednesday

Ledge uses Venmo to make borrowing money and paying it back dead simple

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We’ve all been there – sometimes you simply need to borrow money. Whether it’s for a big investment, moving to a new place or life just getting a little rough, Ledge aims to make it dead simple to borrow money from friends, family and others – and actually pay them back. It essentially works like a crowdfunding platform, but with a few twists. After borrowers create a campaign explaining how much cash they need, they give the loan interest rate (which adds a lending incentive), and specify the number of installments payments will be made over.   Like on several other platforms, funds aren’t available…


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Ledge uses Venmo to make borrowing money and paying it back dead simple

iPhone 6s buyers will have to immediately update to iOS 9.0.1

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If you’re planning on buying or receiving a new iPhone 6s tomorrow, you will be asked to upgrade the operating system on the device immediately.


Apple has released a special version of iOS 9.0.1 that’s specifically aimed at the new iPhone 6s and 6s Plus. The OS version was pushed out to the public yesterday, but, oddly, that version didn’t include support for the new phones.


The iPhone 6s and the iPhone 6s Plus will ship with iOS 9.0.


The update is nothing major. It fixes a couple of bugs, including a “Slide to Upgrade” dialog problem that was preventing some users from upgrading to iOS 9. The update also fixes an issue that caused some paused video images in Safari and Photo to appear distorted, and another that cause some alarms and alerts not to sound.


Hat tip: Mac Rumors






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iPhone 6s buyers will have to immediately update to iOS 9.0.1

Importance Of Cloud And On-Premises ‘Coexistence’ Grows

As Oracle’s cloud business moves out of startup mode, it will enter a rapid growth, scale-out phase of its cloud business, company executives announced.


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Importance Of Cloud And On-Premises ‘Coexistence’ Grows

Built to fail: System resiliency is not relegated to the cloud

Advances in software architecture over the last eight to 10 years have led to more complex and dynamic software architectures in the form of …



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Built to fail: System resiliency is not relegated to the cloud