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The article reports on the growth of the online chat and text messaging software Discord, developed by programmers Jason Citron and Stanislav Vishnevskiy. It mentions that the application was created for easier communication among online gamers and their audiences, and describes future possibilities for the company to make a profit.

The article presents suggestions on preventing burnout. Workouts and meditation play a big role in making one's day as much productive and balanced as possible. One is advised to make a list of one's positive as well as negative activities so that one becomes more aware about them. One is also advised to not use technology all the time.

Keywords: Sydney; Australia; Australia and New Zealand; Breast Cancer; Cancer; Health and Medicine; Oncology; Women's Health EN Sydney Australia Australia and New Zealand Breast Cancer Cancer Health and Medicine Oncology Women's Health 429 429 1 05/08/23 20230509 NES 230509 2023 MAY 9 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Women's Health Weekly -- Current study results on Oncology - Breast Cancer have been published. Sydney, Australia, Australia and New Zealand, Breast Cancer, Cancer, Health and Medicine, Oncology, Women's Health. [Extracted from the article]

The article evaluates several application softwares for sharing files, messaging and web browsing such as the Cryptocat open source web and mobile app, the Messenger chat app, and the BitTorrent messaging app.

The article discusses the Ebola Crisis Hackathon at the University of Oxford's Said Business School in England, in which teams of physicians and graduate students from various disciplines develop software and systems to help West African communities fight the Ebola virus disease outbreak. Topics include a contactless triage technique, called Eulerian video magnification, by Paul Brodersen, the MedicineAfrica social network by Alexander Finlayson, and short message service (SMS) software.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for using messaging application on the iOS 10 operating system.

The article discusses an attempt to improve predictive texting and voice recognition software in smartphones with crowdsourcing techniques. Researchers Keith Vertanen and Per Ola Kristensson hired workers to postulate useful phrases for motor neuron disease or cerebral palsy patients. Terms taken from online social media sites were added to the database to create statistical language models to help Augmented and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices anticipate words and reduce keystrokes.

The article offers information on the pilot project led by chief operating officer Naureen Hassan of financial firm Morgan Stanley on digital technologies. Topics discussed include participation of financial advisors in optimization of algorithms for identifying clients need, customizable messages for clients on topics like health care and views of Gregg Cuvin, advisor at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, on the same.

The article informs that companies are getting up dose and personal with consumers in messaging apps in the ongoing crisis of COVID-19 pandemic for offering better customer service. It mentions that aware of the limitations of conventional communication channels like call centres and email, a few years ago firms started using WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger.

The article offers brief information on Slack and Teams messaging systems.

The article offers information on the RCS messaging application from Google.

The article offers brief information on several mobile messaging apps for business enterprises including the Avaamo app, the Flock app from Riva FZC, and the HipChat app.

The article offers information on the Allo web text messaging application launched by Google for its Chrome browser desktop.

The article reports on startup companies that offer applications that send messages that disappear once the recipient closes them or replies. Snapchat's application that sends disappearing selfies is popular among teenagers. Other companies that are pitching similar software to corporate users include Confide with a text-based iOS application and Dashlane which allows users to send documents that can be set to delete themselves at a present time.

The article reviews the Confide ephemeral messaging application (app) from Confide, the Wickr secure messaging app from Wickr and the Telegram encrypted messaging app from Telegram.

The article offers information on the messaging application WhatsApp and how it can be used by recruiters. It discusses several uses and benefits of the app including reaching out to candidates by messaging, a personal and private channel, how it can be used by recruiter and candidates to exchange information with each other.

The article presents a preview of the New Skype Preview phone texts manager for Windows 10 Insiders.

The article focuses on the announcement made by technology company Microsoft about the access of the Skype application by users, wherein they can send files when the recipient is offline. It states that the file transfer feature of the app allows users to sent files. It mentions that the company faces competition in the messaging space and video chat.

The article evaluates the mobile messaging app Slack from Slack Technologies.

The article evaluates the Allo, a mobile messaging application, from Google.

This article discusses the development of technology that allows emergency reporting to 911 public-safety answering systems through text messages from cellular phone users. Issues relating to the collection of other emergency data such as photographs and video are also considered. Comments on the development of information processing pilot programs for the next generation of 911 systems are provided by the National Emergency Number Association.

The article offers information on the lnputting+ app for the functionality for text in smartphones.

The article offers infromation on the Mailburn messaging application from Mailburn and created by Daniil Pavlyuchkov.

The article discusses why messaging apps are adding everything from cash exchanges to taxi services. It mentions proliferation of messaging platforms such as Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp. Other topics include how messaging apps are expanding into other personal services, and decision of Foursquare company to move its location check-in and friend-finding features to its Swarm app.

The article discusses the release of the NetSfere, a cloud-based messaging service app for businesses and mobile web browser, from Infinite Convergence.

The article reports on the availability of the WhatsApp cross-platform mobile messaging app on the web.

The article reports on the serious vulnerability of SilentText secure messaging application installed in Blackphone, a smartphone manufactured by SGP Technologies, that would have allowed attackers to read contact information, gather location data and decrypt messages as well as execute malicious code on the phone. It notes that the security defect can even compromise the defenses of devices built with security and privacy in mind.

The article offers brief information on enterprise mobile messaging application from TigerText Inc.

The article offers brief information on new messaging application, Marketing Cloud, from Adobe Systems Inc.

The article presents a report conducted by Internet security provider Kaspersky Lab for data security concerns as of October 2014. The reports shows that android device users are high susceptible to cyber attacks by an android Trojan application that send malicious text messages to owners in a premium rate numbers without their awareness. It reports on the increase in the number of attacks per month from August 2013 to March 2014.

The article reports that Russian mobile operating company Tele2 Russia has introduced an anti- spam Short Message Service (SMS) service where users can block unwanted SMSs.

The article discusses the release of CellTrust SecureLine for Good, a short message service (SMS) and voice archiving software from CellTrust Corp.

The article focuses on the abrupt removal of a smartphone messaging application (app) by the Internet services provider Google Inc. from its online app store Google Play. As per Google, the iMessage app from the computer maker Apple Inc. has violated its store policies. Google further noted that users of the app were required to log in through their Apple's Identification Detail (ID) including the username and password.

The article offers information about the text messaging mobile device applications WhatsApp Messenger from WhatsApp Inc. and Kik Messenger by Kik Interactive, including a comparison of the products with the iMessage application in the Apple iOS mobile device operating system.

The article offers information about smartphone apps (application software) that combine text messaging and social networking and the apps' implications for the training industry. The article mentions mobile messaging apps such as Kik, WhatsApp, and WeChat can be downloaded at App Stores as of August 2013. It also notes mobile messaging apps that enable users to share videos and location information are a cost-effective way for trainers to provide access to a community of practice's group chat.

The article offers information about using Siri, the electronic personal assistant feature available on mobile devices from the technology firm Apple including the iPhone smartphone and the iPad tablet computer. Suggested uses include scheduling ongoing or location-based reminders, sending text messages, and managing appointments and contacts on one's calendar.

The article offers brief information on the BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) for iOS and Android launched by Blackberry.

The article focuses on the shutdown of Google SMS Search, a service which allows mobile phone users to access information through text messages from Google Inc. It states that the service has ended on May 10, 2013 without giving any notifications from the users. It mentions that users who relied on Google-related services which includes Gmail SMS, Calendar SMS, and Google Voice SMS are also wondering on how long will the services exist.

The article offers information on the Zipit Confirm secure-messaging application (app) from Zipit Wireless.

The article reviews the Text a Librarian, a text message reference solution for cost-effective short message service (SMS) reference services.

The author praises the web-based software application Twitter, which is available at www.twitter.com. The application enables a Twitter subscriber to broadcast his or her messages to everyone on his or her Twitter feed whenever he sends a text message to a special number, 40404. The author says that he is going to use it as a kind of worklog for his day-to-day activities as editor of "Maximum PC." He says that anyone interested can subscribe to his Twitter feed at http://www.twitter.com/willsmith/.