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'Frightening' New Painkiller Pill Zohydro Approved
Zohydro, a new painkiller approved by the Food and Drug Administration, is scheduled to be available at pharmacies next month, but is meeting plenty of opposition by people who say the pill has “frightening” effects”.
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American Airlines Forgoes Bereavement Fares, Matches U.S. Airways Policy
American Airlines has stopped provide bereavement fares. Bereavement fares are no more at American Airlines as the company changes it policies to match those of U.
Boeing Black Phone: Mobile Device Automatically Turns Off When Back Cover Removed, Erases Information
Boeing's black phone mobile device automatically shuts off when its back cover is removed, and erases information.
Motorola Next to Launch New Smartwatch This Year: Fashionable Tech
Companies are gearing up when it comes to creating smartwatches. Now, it looks like Motorola may be getting in on the game.
VW Recalls Nearly 600,000 Caddy Vans After Tailgate Flaw Discovered
The German carmaker, Volkswagon, has recalled nearly 600,000 Caddy vans after the company discovered a flaw with the vans' rear doors.
McDonald’s Breakfast Menu Hours Change to Later in the Day
McDonald’s has announced it is looking into extending its breakfast hours later in the day. McDonald’s breakfast hours currently run until 10:30 a.m., and feature fan favorites such as the Sausage Biscuit and the Egg McMuffin.
Mobile World Congress 2014: Nokia Expands to Android Phones
Nokia introduced three new Android smartphones at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. The smartphones use Google’s Android operating system despite Microsoft announcing plans to buy Nokia’s mobile division at the end of 2013.
Apple iPhone and iPad at Risk of Major Security Glitch
Apple recently updated their iOS 6 iOS 7 mobile operating system to fix a security issue that was revealed on Friday, Feb. 21. The security glitch gives the opportunity to a hacker to take and change data during transactions that were supposed to be secure.
Disney Launches New Digital Movie Service with iTunes: Movies Anywhere
Walt Disney Studios unveiled on Tuesday a new online movie service, started with the help of Apple Inc.'s iTunes, called Disney Movies Anywhere. The service is designed to help customers more easily watch movies in digital form.
Adidas’ Brazil World Cup T-Shirts are Too 'Sexy' for Brazilian Government
Adidas announced it will stop selling its World Cup T-shirts to promote Brazil after receiving complaints from the local government about the T-shirts’ sex appeal. Embratur, Brazil’s tourism board, state it is heavily against any product that links the image of the nation to sex appeal.