Title: Keep Holiday Meals Festive and Safe
Category: Health News
Created: 12/25/2014 12:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 12/26/2014 12:00:00 AM
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After Kodak nearly went bankrupt in 2012, the company went looking for ways to stay afloat. Today, the brand announced it is partnering with the Bullitt Group to unveil a new range of mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets, at a CES event in January. According to the announcement, the phones are designed for “consumers who want a high-end experience but aren’t always as comfortable using increasingly complicated mobile devices.” The devices will be with image capture, management and sharing features. Interestingly, the devices will feature some of remote mangement software to allow friends and family to somehow interact with your…
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When Twitter introduced mobile, per-tweet analytics for its iOS app a few days ago, marketers and social media managers everywhere surely rejoiced. However, in a bit of a Christmas mystery, we noticed the functionality disappeared without warning on Christmas Eve. We also spotted a few tweets to corroborate our own discovery: Where has #TwitterAnalytics gone ? Disappeared from tweets overnight — Ian (@BlindsInGlass) December 26, 2014 Was anyone else able to view their tweet analytics? I was — but now it's gone? It was awesome. @twitter — Sameer Sadhu (@sameersadhu) December 26, 2014 The new functionality was only online for about 24…
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In our Apps of the Year series, The Next Web team shares personal recommendations for our favorite apps of 2014. Earlier this week, we rounded up the best iOS and Android apps that launched in 2014. Some of our staff favorites may not have been released within the past 12 months, but they’re apps we love to use… a lot. Here they are in one handy list. For more info, check out the links below on why we’ve personally selected them. Dashlane European Editor Ben Woods values digital security – and so should you. Dashlane is his pick for maintaining the passwords…
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