Title: Chemo Might Give Certain Lung Cancer Patients an Edge
Category: Health News
Created: 4/8/2014 4:36:00 PM
Last Editorial Review: 4/9/2014 12:00:00 AM
Homejoy, the service for booking a domestic cleaner in a click of a button, has launched in London today. First available in the US and Canada and fresh off the back of a $38 million round of funding back in December, Homejoy’s platform is now allowing Londoners to book a cleaner for £13 per hour. Rather than employ cleaners itself (which would put it more in the realm of a cleaning company than a tech startup) Homejoy uses a network of contractors. “They’re typically individual businesses that are starting out, or [existing ones where] we help supplement their book of…
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If you have Dropbox, then Carousel, the mobile app, launched today, is its new best friend. If you’re using the Dropbox Camera Uploads folder—accessible from your desktop—to hold your photos and videos, the mobile Carousel app for iPhone or Android will arrange your snaps and videos into an easy-to-browse gallery according to date, location, and event. To get started, download Carousel on your mobile device and sign in to your Dropbox account. Before you can look away, all the photos and videos you have stored in the cloud service will flow into view. These assets reside in the cloud and are…
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Facebook is removing messaging from its iOS and Android apps, pushing users to its Messenger app
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Facebook is removing the messaging feature from its mobile app, forcing users to download its standalone Messenger app if they want to chat with their Facebook friends, as first reported by TechCrunch. Starting today, people in certain European countries are seeing notifications that, over the next few weeks, they will need to install Messenger to continue sending and receiving Facebook messages on their smartphones. A Facebook spokesperson tells TNW the company has found that people get replies 20 percent faster on Messenger than on Facebook, and that new features are being continuously added to the Messenger app. For example, just last month,…
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