Title: Combo Treatment for Advanced Melanoma Seems to Improve Survival
Category: Health News
Created: 11/4/2014 12:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 11/5/2014 12:00:00 AM
Hardware startups are on the rise. Sure, it’s tougher to produce than software, but when a team is done, there’s something tangible that can be put on a table, mounted on a wall or shoved in a pocket. At Hax’s HAXLR8R fifth demo day in San Francisco, 10 teams shared their hardware products. From robots (because there are always robots) to tools that’ll help other teams build hardware (like robots). Out of the lot, we found five intriguing pieces of hardware that could potentially be the next big thing. Or at least, worthy of your money, if or when they launch. Prynt Remember…
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If you’re a WhatsApp user, you should see a small but useful change start rolling into the app. As 9to5Mac spotted, the app will now light up its double-check marks blue when a message has been read. If the read receipts don’t seem new to you, you’re probably not alone. Many users have misinterpreted the double check marks next to messages to indicate that a message has been looked at, as so may other platforms offer the feature, but that’s not the case. In reality, the double check marks simply mean a message has been received by the other user (the single check only…
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