Can apps improve your health? A bevy of developers at the Health 2.0 conference sure hope so.
Companies show-off the latest in mobile health tech for consumers at the Health 2.0 conference Monday in San Francisco. SmartPlanet blogger Boonsri Dickinson shows you three apps that caught her eye.
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Microsoft will roll out new cloud contractual terms after EU regulators found the old ones violated privacy laws.
Clampdown on US border device searches not such a big deal
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Google's plan to collect health data on millions of Americans faces federal inquiry
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US Court rules travellers' phones and laptops cannot be searched arbitrarily
Any searches conducted at the US border without reasonable suspicion will now be a violation of the Fourth Amendment.
Microsoft to represent DACA recipients in Supreme Court trial to keep program alive
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LG sues TCL in Germany over LTE patents
The three patents in question are related to LG's LTE technology.
ACCC to appeal court loss to TPG over misleading consumer allegations
Case headed to Full Federal Court.
Windows tech support scam: Attackers use this Firefox bug to lock up your screen
Scammers find a way to bypass Mozilla's fix for login prompt spam to launch lock screen attacks.
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