Title: Daily Fish Oil Supplement May Not Help Your Heart: Studies
Category: Health News
Created: 3/17/2014 5:36:00 PM
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New research claims that Microsoft’s Bing censors heavily within China, even more so than Baidu
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Chinese Web monitoring service GreatFire is once again raising objections to the way Microsoft’s Bing operates in China — this time round claiming that it censors heavily within the country, even more so than domestic search engine Baidu. Last month, Bing came under fire for censoring China-related information not only within the country’s boundaries but worldwide. Subsequently, Microsoft said changes to China-related Bing searches done globally were an error, not censorship. Bing responded to the allegations by saying that the only time it adjusts search results is to “comply with local law or for quality or safety reasons such as child abuse or malware.”…
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At the Game Developers Conference today, Sony took the wraps off a virtual reality device for the PlayStation 4, codenamed ‘Project Morpheus’. The immersive headset creates “presence” via sight, sound, tracking, control, ease of use, and content, Sony says. Shuhei Yoshida, the head of PlayStation’s videogame software division, explains Sony’s rationale for the headset: “I have long dreamed about VR and the possibilities it brings in regards to game development. This new technology will deliver a sense of presence, where you as the player actually feel like you’re inside the game and your emotions feel that much more real.” Yoshida says…
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Pocket, the read-it-later service that lets you bookmark articles and videos from across the Web to read or watch later, is going well and truly global today. Thus far, the Pocket platform has only been available in English. But now, the Android, iOS and Web app are available in French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, and Spanish. More languages will be added soon. According to the company, more than 40% of Pocket users already speak a language other than English as their mother tongue, so this should go down well with its global user-base. And looking beyond mere translations, Pocket is…
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