How the health care sector can tap into more data in Salesforce's Health Cloud

ZDNet's Stephanie Condon talks with TechRepublic's Karen Roby about how health care providers, payers and other parts of the industry can now add "social determinants" to the Health Cloud. Read more: https://zd.net/2By418A FIND MORE ON DATA MANAGEMENT - https://zd.net/2TLSpWp READ MORE ABOUT DATA MANAGEMENT - https://zd.net/2CQPd4T FOLLOW US - Subscribe to ZDNet on YouTube: http://bit.ly/2HzQmyf - Watch more ZDNet videos: http://zd.net/2Hzw9Zy - Follow ZDNet on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ZDNet - Follow ZDNet on Facebook: http://bit.ly/HTo56y - Follow ZDNet on Instagram: http://bit.ly/2FijblC - Follow ZDNet on LinkedIn: http://bit.ly/2Fmf9Z0 http://bit.ly/2EahhC5 ZDNet February 13, 2019 at 10:09AM

Webinar: How do you transition to SAP HANA with Hybrid IT?

Do you think you have a lot of time to spare before SAP's 2025 deadline approaches? Savvy organizations are already moving today. Watch this Fujitsu Webinar to learn from our guest speaker - George Lawrie, Principal Analyst from Forrester, about: • The way in which SAP user organizations develop and realize the business case for transition; • The decisions they take and the preparations they make; • The type of support they need to manage hybrid or even multi-cloud environments to make a smooth transition. You will also hear from Volker Sommer, Principal Business Developer SAP at Fujitsu, about best practices if you are considering Hybrid IT scenarios while moving to HANA. To know more: http://bit.ly/2Stk3uV http://bit.ly/2UWg1rv Fujitsu Global February 13, 2019 at 10:03AM

Coinbase handed out a $30K bounty for a critical bug in its systems

Another day, another bug. Cryptocurrency exchange desk Coinbase has handed out a massive $30,000 bug bounty for a critical vulnerability in its systems. The flaw was logged on February 12 via Coinbase‘s vulnerability disclosure program on HackerOne. A Coinbase spokesperson confirmed to Hard Fork the vulnerability has since been fixed, but could not provide any further details about the issue in question. The vulnerability report is closed to the public, but considering the high bounty of $30,000, it seems the flaw was rather severe. Currently, Coinbase has a four-tier reward system based on the impact of the bug: $200 for…

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UK bans gambling ads from sites and games that target kids

The UK will prohibit child-friendly websites and video games from running gambling ads, a move that poses potential ramifications for app developers, soccer stars and social media influencers alike. Starting April 1st, gambling companies will be bann... http://bit.ly/2GpIvae Saqib Shah February 13, 2019 at 09:00AM

AWS-ready cloud architects are in high demand. For $35, you can join their ranks.

You can learn all the tactics for serving information, building apps and essentially basing your business in the cloud with the AWS Certified Architect Developer Lifetime Bundle 2019 ($35, over 90 percent off, from TNW Deals).

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'Battlefield V' finally supports DLSS anti-aliasing

For a flagship single-person shooter, Battlefield V didn't exactly set the sales chart alight. But EA Dice keeps cranking out the updates to keep devotees happy, while everyone else waits for its incoming battle royale mode. And so we come to Chapter... http://bit.ly/2GpTGzn Saqib Shah February 13, 2019 at 09:00AM

Intel takes on IBM and Microsoft with its own ‘off-the-shelf’ blockchain packages

Intel is expanding its blockchain offering even further to make it easier for businesses to get into the blockchain game. According to marketing materials published earlier this month, the computer hardware and infrastructure manufacturer has launched what it’s calling ‘Intel Select Solution for Blockchain: Hyperledger Fabric.’ Under the surface this actually isn’t a change to Hyperledger, Intel’s blockchain software, rather it’s a set of ready-made packages of hardware and software infrastructure to sell directly to businesses. Consider it a sort of “commercial-grade off-the-shelf” option. These solutions are, to no surprise, built on Intel hardware. Devices like Intel’s Xeon Scalable processor…

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http://bit.ly/2IcGgJ3 Matthew Beedham February 13, 2019 at 09:01AM

3Doodler wants you to draw directly onto your iPhone with its new app

With New York ToyFair right around the corner, 3Doodler is taking the opportunity to announce its first ever mobile app. Rather than simply launching a drawing program that mimics the company’s popular 3D drawing pens, however, the simply named 3Doodler app invites users to use their hardware to draw directly onto the phone or tablet’s […] http://bit.ly/2GoMiEw Brian Heater February 13, 2019 at 09:01AM

Elevate Security announces $8M Series A to alter employee security behavior

It’s well understood that many network breaches begin with phishing emails designed to trick users into giving hackers their credentials. They don’t even have to work to find a vulnerability, they can just waltz in the front door. Elevate Security, a San Francisco startup, wants to change that by helping employees understand phishing attacks better […] http://bit.ly/2IaT0Qf Ron Miller February 13, 2019 at 09:01AM

Amazon’s ‘Alexa Blueprints’ can now be published publicly on the US Alexa Skills Store

Last year, Amazon introduced Alexa Blueprints, a way for an Alexa device owner to create their own customized voice skills and Alexa responses without needing to know how to code. These skills — like family trivia or tips for your babysitter — could then be published for personal use. Later, Amazon added the ability to share […] http://bit.ly/2GoMgfS Sarah Perez February 13, 2019 at 09:01AM

Americans Are Abandoning Public Transit—but Don't Blame Uber

In a world of cheap gas, easy-come auto loans, ride-hail, and now a new breed of bike- and scooter-share, transit riders aren’t riding like they use to. http://bit.ly/2IbXNkj Aarian Marshall February 13, 2019 at 09:02AM

3Doodler's mobile app is like a coloring book for 3D printing

3Doodler is finally launching a mobile app, and it'll come with step-by-step instructions you can follow to hone your 3D-printing skills. The company will also roll out a new project every week to give you something fresh to work on after you've alre... http://bit.ly/2GoMcwE Mariella Moon February 13, 2019 at 09:00AM

JibJab, one of the first silly selfie video makers, acquired by private equity firm Catapult Capital

JibJab, one of the first companies that let people insert selfies into videos, gifs, and e-cards, has been acquired by Catapult Capital. The Los Angeles-based private equity firm announced the deal today, but did not disclose financial terms. A portion of financing was provided by investment firm Cloud Capital. According to Catapult Capital’s site, it […] http://bit.ly/2Ilj2Aa Catherine Shu February 13, 2019 at 09:01AM

Gigabyte Aero 15 Y9 review: RTX 2080 performance, at a price

With last year's Aero 15X, Gigabyte managed an impressive feat: putting powerful gaming performance and long battery life into a 4.4-pound body. This year, the Taiwanese company is trying to top itself with the Aero 15 Y9, its new flagship laptop... http://bit.ly/2GoM9ks Steve Dent February 13, 2019 at 09:00AM

A new Congress means a new opportunity for consumer privacy protections

Debra Berlyn Contributor Share on Twitter Debra Berlyn is the president of Consumer Policy Solutions and the executive director of Project GOAL, a project to raise awareness of both the benefits and challenges of innovative new technologies for the aging community. The 2018 mid-term elections, for the first time in U.S. history, resulted in a […] http://bit.ly/2IbXnKL Jonathan Shieber February 13, 2019 at 09:01AM

Sony's smart watch strap is now available in the UK

Sony first proposed the Wena Wrist, the curious smart watch with a dumb face, in a crowdfunding campaign back in 2015. Now, after years of availability in Japan, the wearable is hitting the international market and can be pre-ordered in the UK (no wo... http://bit.ly/2GoM7ck Rachel England February 13, 2019 at 09:00AM

THQ Nordic buys developer of 'Kingdom Come: Deliverance'

THQ Nordic, the games publisher that's made a name for itself picking up long-forgotten games studios, has added Warhorse Studios to its fold in a €33.2 million acquisition. The deal comes exactly a year after Warhorse launched controversial tit... http://bit.ly/2IbXmqb Rachel England February 13, 2019 at 09:00AM

Fiverr acquires ClearVoice to double down on content marketing

Fiverr is acquiring ClearVoice, a company that helps customers like Intuit and Carfax find professionals to write promotional content. The two companies seem like a natural fit, since they both operate marketplaces for freelancers. Fiverr covers a much broader swath of freelance work, but CEO Micha Kaufman (pictured above) said the marketplace’s professional writing category […] http://bit.ly/2GoM2Fy Anthony Ha February 13, 2019 at 09:01AM

Eight Sleep unveils The Pod, a bed that’s smarter about temperature

Smart mattress company Eight Sleep is announcing its newest product today, The Pod. Co-founder and CEO Matteo Franceschetti described it, succinctly, as “Nest for your bed.” Eight has been focused on bed temperature for a while, first by offering a smart mattress cover and then a smart mattress that allows owners to adjust the surface […] http://bit.ly/2IbXki3 Anthony Ha February 13, 2019 at 09:00AM

Forget People, Elroy's Self-Flying Drone Hauls Heavy Cargo

The hybrid-powered aircraft will carry up to 500 pounds with a range of 300 miles, and could enter service next year. http://bit.ly/2GoM1Bu February 13, 2019 at 09:02AM

Californians Trust the Weed Industry More Than Social Media

A survey finds that the majority of Californians think tech has been “under-regulated” and merits more government oversight. http://bit.ly/2Id2uup Nitasha Tiku February 13, 2019 at 09:02AM

btov Partners closes €80M fund aimed at industrial tech startups

European deep tech and ‘industrial tech’ startups working in the field of industrial applications get a shot in the arm today with the news that btov Partners has secured €80 million ($90 million) in backing for the second close of its new btov Industrial Technologies Fund. btov Partners is a European venture capital firm with […] http://bit.ly/2Go1qC8 Mike Butcher February 13, 2019 at 09:00AM

PayPal shutters Malaysia office as part of customer service reorg

Payment giant PayPal has closed its office in Malaysia as part of a restructuring of its customer support teams. The office, located in capital city Kuala Lumpur, was home to a team of customer service agents that catered to PayPal users across Asian region and beyond. Now, its responsibility will be assumed by other offices, […] http://bit.ly/2IbXg1N Jon Russell February 13, 2019 at 09:00AM

DJI is updating its geofencing system across Europe after Gatwick drone debacle

Following the pre-Christmas drone debacle in the UK — which plunged thousands of people into travel misery after repeated drone sightings closed the runway at Gatwick, and later also briefly suspended departures at Heathrow — consumer drone maker DJI has announced it’s upgrading its geofencing system across Europe. It says its Geospatial Environment Online (GEO) 2.0 system […] http://bit.ly/2GoLXSg Natasha Lomas February 13, 2019 at 09:00AM

What we learned from Kara Swisher’s brutal interview with Jack Dorsey

Kara Swisher’s long-anticipated interview with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey felt momentous, as though it was the Frost/Nixon interview of the tech world. In one corner stood the fiercest interviewer in technology journalism. Swisher is equal parts Walt Mossberg and Jeremy Paxman. In another corner stood the reclusive and controversial CEO of the most important social media property on the planet. At the insistence of Dorsey, the pair conducted the interview over Twitter. This, in retrospect, was a fatal mistake, as it rendered the conversation almost impossible to follow. You’d have more luck trying to understand a Jean-Luc Godard film. In…

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