Title: Health Tip: Avoid Weight Gain During Menopause
Category: Health News
Created: 4/2/2014 7:35:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 4/2/2014 12:00:00 AM
In July 2013, entrepreneur Michael Birch spent $1 million to buy back Bebo, a company he founded and sold to AOL for $595 million. Subsequently in February this year, the company announced the debut of its video messaging service Blab. Now, after gathering 775,000 people on the waiting list, Blab is available for download in Apple’s App Store. The Android version is coming soon. Messaging apps are all the rage right now, especially given Facebook’s recent $19 billion deal to acquire WhatsApp, and Blab is seeking to stand out in an increasingly crowded space with its emphasis on video messaging. To send a…
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Google is continuing to map Asia’s most recognizable landmarks after it added 360-degree panoramic images of Cambodia’s iconic Angkor Wat to its Street View service, a site populated by over 50 Khmer temples which the Lonely Planet guide calls ”heaven on earth”. Google has already taken Street View into a number of historic sites in Asia — including Japan’s Mount Fuji and the Taj Mahal in India. The Google Maps team first entered Cambodia in July 2013. Google says that the Angkor Wat project includes over 90,000 360-degree views from over 100 temples, making it “one of Street View’s largest digital renderings of a world…
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Yahoo fully encrypts traffic between data centers, while encrypted Yahoo Messenger is coming soon
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In November last year, Yahoo revealed plans to encrypt all information that moves between its data centers by the end of Q1 2014, and it has delivered. As of March 31, traffic between its data centers is fully encrypted, the company announced today. This comes after Yahoo switched on default HTTPS for all users of its Yahoo Mail service in January this year. The company revealed today that in the last month, it has also enabled encryption of mail between its servers and other mail providers that support the SMTPTLS standard as well. What’s more, the Yahoo homepage and all search queries…
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