Slouching towards Bethlehem: Essays by Joan Didion
Reviewed by C from Portland, Oregon.
Slouching towards Bethlehem: Essays by Joan Didion
Reviewed by C from Portland, Oregon.
Facebook’s Internet.org group has kicked its mission to provide global internet access up a notch after announcing the launch of its first app in Zambia, Africa. The app provides “basic access” to 13 different services — including Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Google search and Wikipedia — for free. Customers of Zambian operator Airtel will be the first to get their hands on it, but Facebook plans to continue to develop the experience and introduce the app in other markets in due course. “With this app, people can browse a set of useful health, employment and local information services without data charges. By providing free…
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Shazam is bringing its hassle-free music recognition service to the Mac. Available as a free download, the app works quietly in the background and picks up the tracks playing around you. That can be on your Mac, or in the nearby vicinity – similar to Shazam on mobile, the service will use your microphone to tag music that you can hear elsewhere. The Mac app sits in the Menu Bar and with a single click, it drops down to reveal a mini-player of sorts with all of your latest tags. The app shows the artist and track name, some artwork and…
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Title: Do You Still Need an Annual Doctor’s Visit?
Category: Health News
Created: 7/30/2014 11:01:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 7/30/2014 12:00:00 AM