Pharmaceutical manufacturers, payers and healthcare providers (HCPs)—as well as a host of tech-focused newcomers—are exploring digital programs that complement standard therapies and hold promise to keep patients healthier and produce better outcomes. Known as “beyond-the-pill” or “around-the-pill” services, they have been a long time coming, and may finally be gaining ... Read More »
On Wednesday, BlackBerry announced that it will no longer make smartphones on its own and that it has decided to outsource its future hardware products to its partners. Ralph Pini, the head of the Canadian company’s device team, was interviewed recently and he detailed what the future holds for BlackBerry. Pini, who ... Read More »
Earlier this month, Google announced they were killing off Chrome apps for Mac, Windows, and Linux. While it makes logical sense to remove a feature that almost no Chrome users actually used, there are still hundreds of excellent Chrome apps affected by the decision. Google recommends that developers move their ... Read More »
Here’s one good thing about having a new police commissioner to succeedWilliam Bratton: Maybe New York can finally stop arguing about “broken windows” policing. It is no knock on Mr. Bratton to welcome a change of subject. There is no disputing the successes of his late-career stint in Mayor Bill ... Read More »
Shutterstock photo In trading on Wednesday, shares of BlackBerry Ltd (Symbol: BBRY) crossed above their 200 day moving average of $7.36, changing hands as high as $7.42 per share. BlackBerry Ltd shares are currently trading up about 2.5% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of ... Read More »
In trading on Wednesday, shares of BlackBerry Ltd (Symbol: BBRY) crossed above their 200 day moving average of $7.36, changing hands as high as $7.42 per share. BlackBerry Ltd shares are currently trading up about 2.5% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of BBRY shares, ... Read More »
