IT Trends :: Thursday, April 6, 2006

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'Kosher' Phone Merges Technology, Faith

It's stripped down and only d'es phone calls. It also has a huge list of dating and phone sex numbers blocked. "There's interest out there in a conservative phone," says an exec… (The Washington Post)

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Health Files to Go High-Tech

It's a nationwide trend. This article describes Arizona's plan to phase in paperless medical records over the next two years. If our HMOs and our pharmacies could learn to communicate with each other about prescriptions, we'd have more faith in this…(The Arizona Republic)

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New LCD Offers Mounting Flexibility

AG Neovo has launched its new E-Series line of LCD displays, featuring the E-19A. This 19-inch monitor has a folding base with tilt support offers viewing flexibility, and the displays can be wall- or arm-mounted, or just placed on a desktop…

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