Title: ‘Metabolizer Test’ Might Someday Take Guesswork Out of Quitting Smoking
Category: Health News
Created: 1/12/2015 12:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 1/13/2015 12:00:00 AM
Mozilla has just released version 35 of its open-source desktop browser Firefox, with a host of performance improvements, fixes and an easier-to-use version of its free cross-browser video chat app, Firefox Hello. Firefox Hello works across WebRTC-supported browsers including Google Chrome and Opera. To use it, simply click the Hello button on your toolbar (or right-click the toolbar, click Customize and add the button from there), hit ‘Start a conversation’ and then share the link with a contact to begin video chatting in your browser. Firefox Hello doesn’t require users to sign up, but doing so allows you to add…
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BlaBlaCar, the city-to-city ride-sharing service that has made waves across Europe, Russia and Turkey, has arrived in India. As in its 13 other markets, BlaBlaCar lets drivers offer rides from one city to another, and share the cost with co-travelers who sign up for the journey — making the trip more affordable than traveling separately. The company told The Next Web only last November that it had plans to expand into India, Southeast Asia and Latin America, so it might be only a matter of months before BlaBlaCar is available in more of these markets. The service is available through BlaBlaCar’s…
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In advance of his State of the Union address next week, US President Barack Obama announced plans to boost broadband internet speeds while bringing costs down, The Verge reports. On Wednesday, the president will speak at Cedar Falls, Iowa — where where citizens and businesses enjoy 1 Gbps Internet speeds, thanks to a locally run service — to push the Federal Communications Commission to remove restrictions that keep local municipalities from creating their own fast and efficient broadband networks. At present, 19 states have such restrictions, and the president will urge the FCC to remove legal barriers that prevent them…
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