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PhocusWire | February 12, 2020
Google Maps has unleashed a raft of new features as it marks its 15th birthday. The service, which Google claims has a billion users, now presents users on its Android and iOS app with five tabs: Commute, Contribute, Explore, Saved and Updates. The Explore tab helps users find nearby restaurants, attractions and landmarks by providing them with information, ratings and reviews. The Contribute tab enables users to help others by sharing local knowledge about roads and addresses around them as wel...
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the well | March 14, 2022
The Lodge at Blue Sky, an Auberge Resorts Collection small luxury resort located outside of Park City, and THE WELL, a comprehensive ecosystem for wellness and holistic health care, are partnering together to host an exclusive retreat from May 30 to June 2, 2022. Personalized sessions conducted by visiting masters like Craniosacral Therapist and Educator Michelle Stoppi and Plant People Founder Gabe Kennedy will explore best practices in mindfulness, movement, nutrition, and medicine over four d...
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Deem | April 04, 2022
Deem announced the suspension of its legacy mobile corporate travel software, Work Fource, at the beginning of April 1, 2022. Deem is a leading mobile-first corporate travel management software provider. Customers are invited to download Deem's latest mobile application, Etta, for iOS and Android, which passengers may access with their existing credentials. When tourists check in, their current traveler profiles and preferences will be completed in Etta. Etta, a business trave...
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BrainHQ | March 10, 2023
BrainHQ, a brain training system, has recently announced the conclusion of its pilot study, showing that brain training can help space travel. The research was conducted with computerized brain training and Posit Science marketed it. The researchers found that space travel has a hazardous impact on the brain because of the gravitational forces involved in liftoff and landing, radiation, microgravity, and isolation. These impacts resulted in effects like intracranial pressure, im...
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