BlackBerry and NantHealth team up for NantOmics Cancer Genome Browser

BlackBerry and NantHealth are teaming up to create the first in a series of innovative offerings being developed jointly for use by healthcare professionals. The NantOmics Cancer Genome Browser is the first clinical genome browser that gives doctors secure mobile access to their patients’ genetic data on the BlackBerry Passport smartphone.

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Microsoft supports Hour of Code as part of YouthSpark initative

Hour of Code sets students up to become future successes. It’s all about making coding attractive for young adults and fun for students and teaching them important life skills.

Microsoft’s partnership with Code.org is part of Microsoft YouthSpark, a global effort to empower youth to do more and achieve more, including expanding access to computer science education.

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2014 Gift Guide: Audio Products

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Music is the universal language and now with more ways than ever to access and enjoy it, is one of the most enduring and appreciated gifts that one can give. Here’s our gift guide for audio products

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Video: See the latest software features of the BlackBerry Classic

BlackBerry Classic is slated for a New York launch on December 17 and we're slowly starting to see more information on this most awaited device. BlackBerry's main demo dude  Donny Halliwell (also an esteemed automotive reviewer here at Canadian Reviewer) walks us through some of the applications and the browser coming to this new device.

Want more Blackberry Classic coverage? Stay tuned to our liveblog from New York on December 17 when I bring the highlights of the launch event as well as some of the first official hands on video and images of the Classic.

Source: Inside BlackBerry