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Tag Archives: Apple
Apple’s hush-hush foray into personal health records
Apple’s hush-hush foray into personal health records Greg von Portz After the high-profile failures of Google Health and Microsoft HealthVault, can tech titan Apple find a way to centralize personal health data, and could it solve medicine’s interoperability problem? CNBC reports that Apple is working in secret to develop a way to store not just wellness infoContinue reading “Apple’s hush-hush foray into personal health records”
1099 is better than W2 for middle class Americans
Many corporations have to find ways to save on taxes. Working Americans can also find ways to save on taxes. Have your own business and/or use 1099 instead of W2. Apple is an example of a smart company. We thank Apple for the many jobs it created. We should encourage more enterpreneurs and job creationContinue reading “1099 is better than W2 for middle class Americans”
Help with mobile health application
You may email me at motherhealth@gmail.com if you have suggestions on what the future health mobile application should be. Here are some of my observations: Players Google delights the user. Uber response time is less than 5 min. Apple stayed true to the top of technologies. Facebook copies the best social app and delivers with simplicity toContinue reading “Help with mobile health application”
Google announces Calico, a new company focused on health , extending quality of life
Google announces Calico, a new company focused on health and well-being MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA – September 18, 2013 – Google today announced Calico, a new company that will focus on health and well-being, in particular the challenge of aging and associated diseases. Arthur D. Levinson, Chairman and former CEO of Genentech and Chairman of Apple, will beContinue reading “Google announces Calico, a new company focused on health , extending quality of life”
Spend less when you retire
Forget what you know about withdrawal rates. The key to making your nest egg last is to spend less money than you earn. Due to state tax law differences, however, you’ll soon learn that where you live during retirement largely dictates what you spend. Some states, such as Minnesota and Vermont, impose a hefty taxContinue reading “Spend less when you retire”