Title: Health Tip: Build a Fitness Support System
Category: Health News
Created: 3/11/2015 12:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 3/11/2015 12:00:00 AM
A San Jose, California court has ruled that Facebook must face a nationwide class-action lawsuit over its refusal to provide refunds to parents whose children spent their money on the social network without permission, reports Reuters. The trial for the April 2012 case is set for October 19. The class of plaintiffs is estimated to number several hundred thousand people. US District Judge Beth Labson Freeman said they could seek individual refunds and not a group settlement as refund amounts would vary from one case to another. The lawsuit said that Facebook allowed children to use their parents’ credit cards…
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Sony is launching its PlayStation Vue streaming TV service within the next two weeks in New York, Chicago and Philadelphia, reports The Wall Street Journal. The service will launch in these three cities shortly after invite-based tests there, and will roll out across the US by the end of this year. It will be available through Sony’s PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 consoles, and later on iPad and other devices. Sony announced PlayStation Vue last November, when it launched a beta version of the service with over 75 channels including FX, NBC, Bravo, the Food Network, Comedy Central and Nickelodeon.…
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In January we wrote about Complete’s task-tracking app that leverages a community element to help you get tasks done. It’s now added a new feature that lets you update those following your progress on the task. Complete 2.0 adds the ability to add a progress update, with description and images. Adding an update to your task bumps it back to the top of the feed, so people can see it again and comment on it. Alexander Shultz, CEO at Complete said that since the launch those using Complete have “stopped smoking, built an app, designed a clothing line, ran a…
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