But Status Audio's CB-1's best them in both comfort and portability, especially portability.
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A Google spokesman said the company had offered data portability tools since 2007, and he pointed to the company's founding role in the Data Transfer Project, which enables direct platform-to-platform portability.
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I really like the portability and adaptability of this speaker.
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It really is a lovely blend of performance and portability.
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Just be prepared to say goodbye to the Switch's portability.
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And, of course, there's the biggest bonus of all: portability.
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The combination of power and portability is a potent one.
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One key article is the right to personal data portability.
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The main design consideration is portability, user friendliness and safety.
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The included stand is neat and adds to Raspberry's portability.
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The great thing about the Nintendo Switch is its portability.
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Portability, at this time, was not a virtue of computers.
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It depends on whether you value performance or portability more.
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Citizen data wallets would streamline the portability of health records.
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Pros: Easy portability, thoughtful curation, solid hammerCons: Weak ratchet mechanism
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Like the 900s, these headphones fold down flat for easy portability.
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Enter Docker, a container technology giving you portability, agility and consistency.
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Like the newfound portability, I actually welcome the solid state design.
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Both are designed for portability so streamers can travel and game.
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Kouznetsov, for one, has concerns about the portability of such plans.
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Like the Mavic Pro, the drone folds up for better portability.
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They want to downsize, they want portability, mobility in the lease.
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Quantity of power doesn't matter as much as portability and convenience.
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Their main selling points are portability but that's where it ends.
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Combine portability with performance, and save on the Microsoft Surface laptop.
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"Regulation should guarantee the principle of data portability," Mr. Zuckerberg wrote.
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It trades portability for consistent results and higher levels of magnification.
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What it lacks in portability it makes up for in speed.
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Lightweight at just under three ounces, this folds up for portability.
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But you give up a lot of portability with the Transporter.
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The new Sonos portability informs its design in some interesting ways.
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Data portability, as its known, is a key part of GDPR.
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Comprehend Medical complies with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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The entire garment stuffs into an included packing pocket for easy portability.
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Gaps in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) don't help.
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If portability isn't as important to you, Acer has the Chromebase 24.
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It also has built-in handles and a shoulder strap for portability.
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Real portability would have to wait for the advent of cellular communications.
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They've requested better data portability so they can share with fellow researchers.
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The impact of mobile number portability is unlikely to be significantly negative.
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Essentially, this all means that Facebook provides zero portability for your friendships.
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It's this versatility and portability that has made the Switch so popular.
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The charger itself is small and compact, so portability is a breeze.
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This powerhouse is also equipped with a fabric handle for easy portability.
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It strikes the best balance between ease of use, portability, and taste.
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The Nintendo Switch's portability sets it apart from all other home consoles.
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Look for proposals on data portability, transparency and new opt-in rules.
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It's a nice size that splits the difference between portability and professionalism.
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But what it loses in versatility it makes up for in portability.
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The sheer portability reminded me of AirPods, but there's an essential distinction.
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I was first drawn to the Oribel PortaPlay because of its portability.
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The barrier has been the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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On-ear headphones are a good compromise between portability and sound-quality.
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Once you've experienced a 699.993-degree flippable hinge, you'll appreciate true portability.
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Of course, all this smart design doesn't extend to the C930's portability.
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Elevated by its potency and portability, formerly-niche cannabis oil was going wide.
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It comes with an adapter and carrying case for extra ease and portability.
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She said people are concerned about election security, content, privacy and data portability.
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But your example of data portability between banks in Europe illustrates the problem.
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However, portability or LTE is of more importance than power, it's fairly passable.
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Update: A Commission spokeswoman confirms there is no fair use policy in portability.
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For $200 you get great sound, but it suffers in the portability department.
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You get portability at the expense of space for apps and browser windows.
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First, the shortening of the board does do a good deal for portability.
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They're both packable drones with limited feature sets, designed with portability in mind.
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Another possibility is Instapaper is working on compliance with GDPR's data portability requirement.
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Portability over visual fidelity has worked in Nintendo's favor time and time again.
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Its 1.5-inch thick aluminum design and hefty weight alone defeats all portability.
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You need to find the perfect mix of affordability, portability, comfort, and safety.
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The only good reason to buy this tablet is if you prioritize portability.
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And the trade-off, in terms of portability and versatility, its worth it.
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For those of us who value portability, Fujifilm offers the Instax Mini 70.
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HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, provides for patients' medical privacy.
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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, only protects medical information.
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" In addition, the portability of today's screens allow them to "follow kids everywhere.
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Still, if portability is your priority, the Luma 150 is hard to beat.
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There's this values tension playing out between the value of data portability, right?
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He suggested they focus on harmful content, election integrity, privacy and data portability.
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MUNICH - FACEBOOK'S ZUCKERBERG SAYS THESE ARE ELECTIONS, PRIVACY, CONTENT MODERATION AND DATA PORTABILITY
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So, the portability of the console was its main selling point, for me.
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"The Mydentist portability provision would allow for gamesmanship with the leverage ratio calculation that could allow the issuer to use portability even if leverage is above the specified threshold at the time the change of control transaction closes," the analysts said.
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They're foldable for easy portability and last up to eight hours on one charge.
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A huge part of the Switch's appeal, after all, is its versatility and portability.
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But Facebook's suite of apps is the most frustrating when it comes to portability.
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But what the Acer 11 lacks in portability, it makes up for in durability.
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Ideally, portability lets users control their own data and move freely to competitors' sites.
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But that power comes at a big cost — specifically, battery life and general portability.
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The rules were issued under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996.
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The portability is a great feature so you can pump anywhere in the house.
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Still, it's a small price to pay for the enhanced portability of the dock.
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But again, a lack of offline downloads is at odds with the Switch's portability.
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The NDH 20, like the 630VB, are foldable to make storage and portability easier.
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For sheer portability and screen-to-size ratio, the MacBook was an absolute feat.
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I didn't realize how much portability mattered to me until I had the Switch.
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Portability would much more closely align the goals of users, Facebook and the regulators.
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Limited Content Portability – When Spectacles debuted, Snapchat clone Instagram Stories had only just launched.
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Whether customers prioritize portability, screen size, power or price, there's an iPad for everyone.
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"We are building a new data portability tool," an Instagram spokesman said via email.
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One key provision of GDPR, the right to data portability, is causing particular confusion.
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In general, many recordkeepers and asset managers are directionally in favor of pension portability.
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Enacting full portability would be a heavy lift if Mr. Trump wins the presidency.
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Second, Americans want an ObamaCare replacement plan that provides health policy ownership and portability.
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The folding top is better for portability, and allows for those much larger displays.
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With portability often comes a trade-off — less performance for a higher price tag.
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Yes, portability, connectivity, and durability is important, but room-filling sound is absolutely essential.
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The fifth would give consumers the right to move their data (called data portability).
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It's hard to find a better mix of power and portability than Sony's XB210G.
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Above all, the film benefited from the portability of its jokes in GIF format.
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In addition to the portability and convenience of the protein bars, they're also delicious.
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Still, there was no getting around the iPad's portability and my growing enthusiasm for iMovie.
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A smartphone rig earns you convenience and portability, but you give up quality and utility.
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FacebookFacebook and Instagram have rolled out improved data portability tools in the last few weeks.
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Masochists in need of portability will love its five-pound heft and extra-wide footprint.
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Perhaps the biggest differences then between Fast RMX and AAA racers are portability and price.
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There are absolutely loads of speakers out there, with varying degrees of power and portability.
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Like most Switch games, Mario Kart 8 benefits a great deal from the console's portability.
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With comfort, portability, and a long battery life, these headphones are up for any challenge.
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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) sets the baseline for patient data protection.
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There are three fundamental areas that the Decentralised Web necessarily champions:privacy, data portability and security.
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Copies of current contract proposals by Neustar Inc and Telcordia for the number portability administration.
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Blame it on VR. Up until now, laptops have prioritized portability and mobility over performance.
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Between HD rumble and portability, I'd say the Switch version is the one to get.
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Well, it could be a violation of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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That's not ideal for most living room setups, though it does up the portability factor.
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Save on a speaker that combines portability and power, and end Prime Day in style.
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As a Bluetooth speaker, the Ultimate Ears Blast offers the portability and durability you need.
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That vision of enterprise portability is certainly something that caught the eye of GV's Munichiello.
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How has Facebook used a lack of data portability to inhibit the rise of competitors?
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Well, this probably won't be resolved until we also have a framework for data portability.
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It's a surprising move, given how essential size and portability are to the whole enterprise.
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Surely states could at least agree to make portability easier for top-tier teacher candidates.
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It features five eye-catching color-changing modes, plus outdoor portability and built-in Alexa.
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"I like the idea of the size and its portability, ease of use," Dan says.
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Embedded below is a clip from the 1983 promo video showing off the Macintosh's portability.
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Hence Facebook's white paper couching portability tools as "helping keep competition vibrant among online services".
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This is a really low price for a device that combines versatility, power, and portability.
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He admitted, though, that the prophetic vision didn't account for the Switch's key innovation: portability.
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We can debate which among these choices presents the best value for money and optimal trade-off between portability and power, but it's hard to argue that the lines between them aren't clearly drawn: iPad for portability, Air for versatility, and Pro for extra power.
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That includes data portability and interoperability rules that could make it easier to switch social networks.
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The researchers used a VR system shown on a smartphone's screen for its accessibility and portability.
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In addition to the newfound portability, the specs have also been bumped up across the board.
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"Regulation should guarantee the principle of data portability," Zuckerberg wrote in The Washington Post in March.
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The compact drone solves one key problem other drones like DJI's excellent Phantom 4 have: portability.
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They're concerned about election security, they're concerned about content, they're concerned about privacy and data portability.
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Wacom has announced an updated Intuos Pro Small, a compact, wireless drawing tablet built for portability.
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This concept of portability allowing for someone to play a broader mix of games isn't new.
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This is why I'm calling on Facebook to improve the data portability of your friend connections.
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The Karma's portability is basically the opposite and took us 180 seconds to be flight ready.
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But Roku doesn't want customers to have to choose between portability and power or feature set.
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When it comes to the portability and performance the RX2100 VI has, it's surprisingly worth it.
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Luckily, Facebook already has a framework for this data portability through a feature called Find Friends.
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You don't give up ports for portability, but you do have to give up a touchscreen.
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The U.S. healthcare industry has its own standard under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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For now, start-ups focus on narrower goals or on industries that don't care about portability.
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The case snaps closed with a secure lock and is nice and compact for maximum portability.
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Fans of 15-inch screens will take the hit in portability for the extra screen space.
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There are in-ear headphones, which are great for portability and use during sports or activity.
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It features an easy carrying handle and detachable shoulder strap so portability is nice and versatile.
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That lack of data portability puts users at the mercy of Instagram's product and policy decisions.
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The problem is that without portability, there's less chance of a legitimate rival to Instagram emerging.
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Its portability and subtle cream color make this record player an excellent addition to any room.
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The bulky Storz & Bickel's classic Volcano is now eclipsed by pocket portability and long battery-life.
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It's priced similarly, and like the MacBook Air offers an excellent blend of portability and power.
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For the ultimate in portability and performance, look no further than the Microsoft Surface Pro 6.
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Students rely on them for their portability to keep up with study groups, homework, and extracurriculars.
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Zuckerberg called for clearer guidance from government about harmful content, election integrity, privacy and data portability.
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At $200, the Raspberry is more a bit expensive than the Yeti, but you're paying for portability.
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Plus there's no Touch ID.Which means that if portability and security matter more go with the Air.
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If you really care about portability, the XPS 215 13-in-21 is noticeably smaller and lighter.
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If portability is the main thing, the Raspberry's a solid enough selection for sticking in a backpack.
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This vintage-cool beauty is a combination speaker and FM radio with easy portability and Bluetooth capability.
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We really liked Microsoft's new Surface Laptop: it's got the right balance of power, portability, and design.
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To top off customization, you can even add wheels to the Mac Pro shell for added portability.
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Among the issues Zuckerberg said needed better policing were privacy, election integrity, harmful content and data portability.
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This key holder offers ultimate compactness and portability, ensuring bulky pockets are a thing of the past.
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"The future of portability will need to be more inclusive, flexible, and open," reads the white paper.
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The European Commission announced its new digital portability rules went into effect yesterday, as spotted by Engadget.
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That's why the FTC must require Facebook to offer truly interoperable data portability for the social graph.
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However, Samsung was able to include a number of ports in the Notebook 9 without sacrificing portability.
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He also called for regulation to guarantee data portability, ensuring that users can move data between services.
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But ProDrone is relying on something else to make its new Byrd model stand out: ultra-portability.
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Their reasons for vaping appear to be a mixture of portability, ease of use, and dosage control.
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The unit is much smaller than the original Canary, which will help a lot with its portability.
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Data portability and interoperability requirements to increase competition pose a cybersecurity risk that directly implicates user privacy.
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"Medical files are controlled by HIPAA," he said, referring to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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It's the perfect balance of power, performance, and portability, and it can be supplemented with a keyboard.
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As the name suggests, it's designed for portability primarily, although most of our recommendations allow for that.
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Combining big sound with portability, this device is currently down from £89.99 to just £49.99 on Amazon.
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They also envision professionals making use of the GoDJ plus as another piece of equipment for portability.
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The portability of meals on a stick allows attendees to float between attractions, eating all the while.
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But in reality, data portability could help the company combine its platforms, which include Instagram and WhatsApp.
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The portability of the new 503(k) annuities that Congress will now permit is not clear yet.
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It combines portability with performance, and can run for up to 21 hours on a single charge.
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Fortunately, there are absolutely loads of impressive devices on the market that offer power, performance, and portability.
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Canned wine The portability and attractive price point of canned wine has helped sparked a new trend.
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When they give your drone extra battery life, greater portability, and reduce noise, claims Zero Zero Robotics.
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Zuckerberg said he supported state-backed regulation in four areas: elections, political discourse, privacy, and data portability.
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This would include the ability to erase data, Tambini said, as well as rules surrounding data portability.
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It can reach up to six hours of play, and the included strap ups the portability factor.
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"The practical joke on the market is that even if it manages to roll back the more liberal aspects of this portability clause, and pats itself on the back for having scored a victory against incrementalism, we end up having conceded the permanence of portability in general," he said.
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Last September Facebook also released a white paper laying out its thinking on data portability, which seeks to frame it as a challenge to privacy — in what looks like an attempt to lobby for a regulatory moat to limit portability of the personal data mountain it's amassed on users.
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It's your right under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act to request copies of your health information.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)On the inside, Dell's quest for portability also results in some pretty drastic differences.
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Considering the portability of AI, enforcing these rules will be difficult and international cooperation will likely be necessary.
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So what the Mars lacks in quality it makes up for in its portability, brightness, and considered design.
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What we've seen this week proves that there's still so much uncharted territory in performance, portability, and design.
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And as such, MSI and HP have both issued similar conceptual solutions to the question of (relative) portability.
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The proposal on portability of digital content will become law after it is approved by the European Parliament.
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As a fan of electric bikes, this thing really hits the sweet spot between price, portability and power.
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Yet without this data portability regulation, Facebook can pay a fine and go back to business as usual.
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Laptops can't compare to a tablet's portability, and newer iPads rival the processing power of many cheap notebooks.
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This is a job made easier if Twitter is disproportionately scaling revenue as a result of data portability.
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But Apple took an early bet that enough people prized portability over power, and it eventually paid off.
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It's a speaker that can fit most situations and offers the portability that most people are looking for.
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What separates a good laptop from a great one is how it balances power, efficiency, portability, and comfort.
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But if portability isn't what you're looking for in PC gaming and you're confident in building PC yourself.
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The federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, known as HIPAA, prevents the team from giving more information.
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If you prioritise portability when it comes to tablets, the Apple iPad Air is the model for you.
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Nanopresso Portable Espresso Maker ($79) The Nanopresso strikes the best balance between ease of use, portability and taste.
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Kindles are cool because they feature the portability of a tablet, but block the glare from the sun.
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I chose it over the flagship UE Boom speaker for the added portability and that stretchable bungee cord.
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The vac can be used as the usual cordless stick way, or as a handheld device for portability.
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As Beats did with the Powerbeats Pro, Sony opted for battery life over portability with the XM3 case.
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Improving pension portability was desirable, but hardly one of the four or five top issues in pension reform.
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By the end of the 11th century, portability and discretion were pluses when it came to religious art.
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That said, if design and portability are more important, then the Surface Pro X is an excellent device.
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This board measures 24 x 12 x 1.5 inches, and it has built-in hand grips for portability.
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With the REYR First Cast Fly Rod ($279), I don't have to choose between portability and fishing experience.
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The cross-border portability of many IoT devices means that regulatory control will be ineffective in enforcing security.
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Made from durable silicone in a convenient collapsible design, the Comsun Collapsible Dog Bowls are perfect for portability.
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Zuckerberg said in a statement that the talks focused on issues like privacy, data portability and election interference.
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"Pneumatic pumps have not been optimized for portability, since they are usually used in fixed settings," Paik explained.
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We've been talking about the portability of this thing, which is definitely there, but it's no mobile device.
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But if convenience and portability are her top priorities, then our money is on jerky for the win.
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As we move into an increasingly multi-cloud world, there is a portability problem moving applications between clouds.
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But I already feel that I'm in this one for the longest run, primarily courtesy of its portability.
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I was maybe too idealistic on the side of data portability, that it would create more good experiences.
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This idea, known as "Title I portability" in education circles, is by now a mainstream Republican policy proposal.
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We need to give citizens "portability rights" over their data, giving ownership, trust and freedom back to individuals.
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The Microsoft Surface range of laptops are consistently popular with customers looking to combine portability, performance, and style.
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Their superior transient response provides minimal distortion and their collapsible, lightweight design provides the ultimate convenience and portability.
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Depending on its use, it might be only the size of a large tablet if portability is important.
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"Portability has been one of the most requested features in India," said Miriam Daniel, VP of Alexa Devices.
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Facebook's chief has called for specific regulation when it comes to elections, harmful content, privacy and data portability.
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Often the materials are more pliable, and they sometimes come with additional straps or pouches for added portability.
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They're foldable, and even though I've seen smarter solutions, I like the portability I get when I fold them.
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Super portability and easy access to AI assistants make these wireless headphones must-haves on your next trip. 1.
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Razer believes in sleek lines, and portability, with its gaming statement made via the RGB lighting in the keyboard.
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The federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, known as HIPAA, reportedly prevented the team from giving more information.
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While the new design brings in a fun new layer to the experience, the downside is its limited portability.
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Both states are reviewing phone number portability data provided by the carriers to the FCC, according to their filings.
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A hybrid machine—part living-room console, part handheld— that turned the Wii U's kinda-portability into a success?
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The classic struggle between 23-inch laptops and those with smaller screens has always been about weight and portability.
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Nikkei reported earlier this year that Nintendo was planning to release a smaller Switch with a focus on portability.
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Gaming laptops are as much a contest of engineering bravado as they are an attempt at portability and practicality.
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Facebook shouldn't block you from finding friends on competitors Finally, with data portability, Facebook has been dragging its feet.
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With the Surface Pro you get a best-in-class laptop with the versatility and portability of a tablet.
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To me, the bigger downsides to the Pro are hits to its portability: added weight and reduced battery life.
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They pride themselves on Bela's minimal latency (the delay between playing and hearing a sound), and its extreme portability.
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Get ready for the new era of computing portability with a sale on the powerful iPad Pro at Amazon.
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For example, privacy protections for medical data exist and are covered under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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That led Google to change its policy and require data portability reciprocity from any app using its Contacts API.
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But true portability would mean you could upload the list to another social network to find your friends there.
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The Blade 14 wins in portability, keyboard quality and Chroma backlighting, as well as upgradeability via the Razer Core.
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I would like to obtain a copy of what Neustar's bid was for the Local Number Portability Administrator contract.
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But the announcement of this data portability tool is a much-needed first step to unlocking Instagram's content vault.
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If portability means carrying a speaker from a bedroom to a living room, sure, this Mini 2 is portable.
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This scooter folds up easily for portability and storage, so you never have to worry about leaving it unattended.
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I'm calling for what University of Chicago professors Luigi Zingales and Guy Rolnik termed a Social Data Portability Act.
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If you consider the iconic Crunchwrap, you know Taco Bell knows what it's doing when it comes to portability.
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This noise-isolating pair of earbuds features the company's unique "flex-form" cables for maximum comfort and ultra portability.
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This institution would research the appropriate skill requirements that allow for portability and for tailoring programs to employer needs.
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Kara Swisher: But see, that might have been the problem, this data portability was the issue with Cambridge Analytica.
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This laptop offers a powerful blend of mobility and configurability, with a great mix of style, features, and portability.
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The setup is only stable on a fixed table or desk, which greatly limits the portability of your productivity.
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It might just be the perfect blend of flat portability and the substantive tactile feedback of old-school keyboards.
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Portability, freebie baskets and greater ability to take dividends and make acquisitions are all now regularly appearing in Europe.
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Only time will tell if enough users will actually want the double-features of super-wide screen plus portability.
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The pictures show the Scoop's small footprint — it's about 10 centimeters in diameter — suggesting that it's built for portability.
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The Philips Hue Go offers all the advantages of a standard Philips light, but it also adds portability, too.
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And in those situations, the Soundboks excels because of its power, portability and ability to link more speakers together.
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Lastly, regulators should introduce common standards for data portability, akin to the open-source data transfer project, Zuckerberg writes.
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The next best thing if you're looking for more performance while maintaing ultra-portability is the Surface Pro 7.
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The deal's covenants were also amended, with a 10% call at 103 and portability clauses removed from the documents.
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His comments also confirm that services like Netflix represent the hardest digital content cross-border portability problem to fix.
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The focus on portability is a strong selling point, when coupled with the workflow versatility of MacOS (versus iPadOS).
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Best for features Best for durability Best for portability Best for battery life Best for power Best for graphics
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Specialised eReaders are designed for portability, feature a lengthy battery life and are optimised for readability, especially in sunlight.
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OCR is seeking to determine whether Google's partnership with Ascension violated the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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P.S. If you still want the portability of a laptop, we suggest getting an iPad as a supplemental device.
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Meanwhile, those who favor smart features and portability, will likely be better off with a simple one-speaker solution.
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Once you get over your specific roadblock, it becomes easier to see why devices like the iPad, with touchscreen input, always-on cellular connectivity, and far superior portability, feel much more like the bold future of computing than a traditional laptop with its worse battery life and portability and legacy operating system.
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But "data portability", as well as data sharing, highlights the second policy problem: the tension between data markets and privacy.
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Vertical Harvest Hydroponics, another new company, has ideas of growing green where climate might otherwise frown by aiming for portability.
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The second, Jeffersonian bucket is variously labelled "data sharing", "data portability" and, in geekish, "regulation by API" (application programming interface).
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In the U.S., the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 spells out privacy rules for patient information.
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When open data is brought to the private sector, moreover, one of the benefits will be information portability for consumers.
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It would have been nice for Parrot to include a more robust carrying case — something that offers protection and portability.
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There are no other headphones that can provide this level of sound quality with this degree of portability and flexibility.
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Brightech's headphones fold up for portability while the in-line remote lets you easily control your music on the go.
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Aryballe isn't the first company to make a scent detector, but it touts its portability and flexibility as unique benefits.
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The Eee PC had the portability of an ultra-mobile PC, but at the cost of a cheapo Windows laptop.
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These are use cases that make me see the potential for flip phones, beyond the portability and novelty behind it.
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With portability, "startups will be able to compete on equal term with the big behemoths," he said in a statement.
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Another advantage of this DIY approach is portability, something you don't get with the Google Home or the Apple HomePod.
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Click here to view original GIFWe've known for some time now that Nintendo's upcoming console would have portability baked in.
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Portability can make a company more attractive to buy as it gives potential buyers comfort that financing is in place.
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The Bose SoundLink Micro is designed for movement — its tear-resistant strap gives you complete portability and it's totally wireless.
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But the big problem here was the subject of my feature piece this week about Facebook's lack of data portability.
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They described "pocket-sized portability" as Pip's "main USP" — combined with its "integrated touchscreen and friction-free, open-ended programmability".
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It adds a design continuity to the fabric enclosure, but there could have been a better choice to improve portability.
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Best for power Best for affordability Best for portability Best for beginners Best for Huawei Fans Best for Mobile Gamers
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If you like the portability of your earbuds, but want better audio, this could be just what you're looking for.
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These sorts of efforts are aided by updated regulations in Europe — which bolster portability requirements on controllers of personal data.
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What makes it "Lite" are its price — just $200 compared to the standard $300 Switch — and its focus on portability.
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A years-in-the-making overhaul of the 2001 No Child Left Behind Act that passed last year rejected portability.
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Ev Kontsevoy, Gravitational co-founder and CEO, says his company is solving a couple of big problems around cloud portability.
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The best of these models take into account portability, ease of use, speed, efficiency, and a number of other factors.
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It offers the right mix of portability and power, this time at a lower price with a significantly improved keyboard.
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I think part of the portability and just in general just good hygiene should be something we support over time.
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If a tablet's biggest selling point to you is its portability, the new iPad's measurements might be a turn-off.
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When the Kindle came along it solved that problem of portability and was my favored reading mode for several years.
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If you need a balance in power and portability, then the latest 2256-inch MacBook Pro is definitely the answer.
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The photo portability feature is initially being offered to Facebook users in Ireland, where the company's international HQ is based.
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It's not without some sacrifices, but those absences are more than made up for in the enhanced portability and comfort.
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I also liked the portability of the console, as I travel quite a bit—I'm in a long-distance relationship.
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He outlines four broad areas where he feels that new regulation is needed: data portability, election integrity, harmful content, and privacy.
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So when I'm looking to buy a new laptop, one of the most important things beyond the obvious (performance) is portability.
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The new model is lighter, runs cooler, and only requires a 165 watt power adapter — all of which should improve portability.
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Zuckerberg's proffered solution of data portability — being able to take your data with you — does not reduce this barrier to competition.
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Dyson's V7 Trigger Cord-Free Handheld Vacuum Cleaner is designed for portability and power with up to 30 minutes of suction.
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"Informational portability" means that consumers will be able to share and use their personal data in different individual services and products.
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But there was mass confusion around medical privacy and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, known as HIPAA.
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The portability, design, and ease of use make this a stunningly simple and powerful product for what it's designed to do.
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"A one-time portability helps a user switch more easily," says Charlotte Slaiman, senior policy counsel at advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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All of this is necessary but probably not as important as portability, because without this, you've just got yourself a desktop.
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Libby said he believes Zipdrug's Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 compliance gives the start-up a leg up.
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When it comes to portability, what may seem silly and unnecessary today might be practical and mighty convenient years from now.
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However, when the Home Mini arrived on the scene, these customization options were sacrificed at the altar of price and portability.
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All of the schematics for the product: iNID i38HG fcc id: PGR2WI38HGCopies of past number portability contracts awarded to Neustar Inc.
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Apple has released a handful of new ads promoting the iPad's portability and convenience over both laptops and traditional paper solutions.
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As the portability feature has been used it will no longer be on offer if PAI opts to sell the company.
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The 1996 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, for example, is critical to the functioning of the job-based insurance market.
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The original Mavic Pro was something of a revolution at the time for its mix of pro-style features and portability.
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Warren called on Thursday for "enhancing portability" in the ACA, a nudge toward putting employer-sponsored health care on the exchanges.
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Tablets and 2-in-1 laptops are great because of their portability, which is a positive for personal and professional use.
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Longer term, Gusto sees that sort of portability as critical for facilitating the changing nature of work in the 21st century.
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Overall, the Surface Pro is the most versatile of the bunch and offers the best balance between price, portability and features.
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From what I've learned, I believe we need new regulation in four areas: harmful content, election integrity, privacy and data portability.
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If you're on a tight budget and portability is of the utmost importance, the Swift 7 is worthy of your attention.
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But Covenant Review analysts said the clause contains an "egregious and unprecedented expansion of portability" that they urged investors to resist.
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We've had situations where buyers have had to put bridge loans in place even if they intend to use the portability.
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The rules would "improve the interoperability and portability of services, equipment, and software used for video relay services," the agency says.
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At 626g and 19.8mm thick, the VAIO P's extreme portability meant it could have been be forgiven some of its compromises.
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Who was he to insist that Treasury set aside our pension policy priorities in favor of immediate action to expand portability?
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The services currently integrated into this data portability system include Google, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Microsoft, Flickr, SmugMug, and Remember the Milk.
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Funding schools this way, known in education circles as portability, is popular with Republicans as a way to broaden school choice.
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The rules would "improve the interoperability and portability of services, equipment, and software used for video relay services," the agency said.
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David Cicilline, a top Democrat on antitrust issues, told Axios that he's looking at how to make data portability the law.
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Purple makes a variety of seat cushions, from one that's specifically designed for lumbar support to one that's meant for portability.
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The mouse is designed for portability, and as such, you would expect it to connect to multiple devices, and it does.
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MC: I think there's something to be said about this design succeeding right now based on its modularity and its portability.
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If you want to stick to portability or prefer a better tablet, just buy Apple's latest iPad, which starts at $329.
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The Office for Civil Rights oversees the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, a federal patient privacy law known as Hipaa.
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Among is biggest value propositions is the relative portability of the product, versus many existing surgery robots, which are downright massive.
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We're not picking favourites but the Razer Blade 15 laptop is hard to beat when it comes to portability and performance.
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The California-based startup has upgraded its flagship scooter with dual motors, enabling better torque and higher speed without sacrificing portability.
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The equipment has been refined somewhat, over the years, but the gear still fits into a laptop sleeve for maximum portability.
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Nintendo Switch Battery Charger Case The extreme portability of the Nintendo Switch is hard to enjoy if your battery is dead.
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My only concern with this focus on motion controls is that they have the potential to negate the Switch's greatest advantage: portability.
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Portability and practicality were factors, of course—no need to wait for the wife's shows to finish on the TV before playing.
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The laptop market is overwhelming, but the balance of performance and portability that Lenovo's X and T series offers makes it easy.
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The big attraction of the Air has been its portability and lightness, paired with the relatively inexpensive prior price tag of $999.
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If you want full portability then you'll need a 12-volt-capable battery like that big ass battery from River, for example.
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No. $900 is not a price you can justify purely on the strength of performance or portability or any other everyday consideration.
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An ambassador for the HP ZBook x2, Arocena prefers the portability of a detachable tablet over a laptop — without sacrificing processing power.
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Their portability and affordability make them easy for new users to try, giving them their first taste of the larger VR landscape.
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In 1996, Congress mandated "number portability," requiring carriers to allow consumers to keep their phone numbers when switching to a new carrier.
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That catch-22 may soon cause problems in Europe — where the GDPR requires data-portability for all citizens, not just Facebook users.
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At the heart of it is a package of classified and unclassified infrastructure, platform and support services with other components around portability.
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Despite these problems, I was resolved to stick with it, assuming that the main benefit of having a Dex would be portability.
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OCR is responsible for enforcing compliance with HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, the law at play in the case.
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Companies are not allowed to gather or share medical information without express authorization, because of the Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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For this guide, I tested locks for security, usability, and portability to determine which are the best for a variety of purposes.
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It was much simpler to perform many of these tasks on a full-sized computer than on a Newton, portability be damned.
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EcoQube C Aquarium See Details The CINEMOOD is an ingenious mini projector that adds a dash of portability to your entertainment experience.
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They should promote portability and be as seamless as possible whether a person is funded by Medicaid or federal subsidy for insurance.
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This is one solution to the problem of 3D printer portability –though, it's not particularly elegant, as far as such things go.
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It's all incredibly terrifying and, worse, it appears to be legal thanks to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996.
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Last week, the Labor Department issued for public comment its proposal to approve these "auto-portability" arrangements for amounts up to $85033,000.
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Then there are on-ear headphones, which still retain some level of portability while delivering improved comfort and often improved sound-quality.
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Those patients' information was protected by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, and prosecutors said Montana lacked authorization to disclose it.
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Portability let players spend more time with their games, which encouraged developers to create complex roleplaying games like "Pokémon" for Game Boy.
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HIPAA is the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, which established national standards to protect individuals' personal health information.
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If Instagram and Facebook are going to remain united as one company, the same data portability tools should be available to both.
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You can't beat the portability and practicality of a pocket notebook, and writing down new information should help you remember it better.
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Data portability gives users the option to choose the best social network for them, rather than being stuck where they already are.
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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, centers around privacy; we need a similar law that's better focused on security.
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That is why conversations about data ownership, data accessibility, data portability are conversations that begin after we&aposve already lost the fight.
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You can love hard seltzer for its portability and novelty, but no one really loves hard seltzer for the way it tastes.
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That is really limited towards entities that are covered entities under HIPAA [Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act] or their business associates.
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A choice of colour wouldn't go amiss, but all we actually need is portability and performance when it comes to a laptop.
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Facebook has previously written about the importance of letting users transfer their data to other platforms, a feature known as data portability.
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Charcoal and gas partisans will swear by their preferred fuel source, but gas has an undeniable edge when it comes to portability. Why?
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Switch succeeds where these other efforts have fallen short for a simple reason: Portability has been built right in to the Switch hardware.
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While I'm still partial to the smooth ride of the classic Boosted Board, the portability of the Boosted Mini is a game-changer.
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A lightweight one like the Mesh Popup Laundry Hamper will hold all your dirty clothes, and can even folds up for easy portability.
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It's an identity crisis in a laptop, as it tries to straddle the line between power and portability, making compromises on both regards.
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Good news for them, then: Dell is refreshing its Latitude Rugged laptop line today with a focus on better portability and more power.
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Engineers and biochemists (Yager estimated about 30 companies) are actually currently inventing devices intended for portability and use outside of a lab setting.
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The laptop comes with a stylus not only in the box, but stowed away in the device itself for easier portability and charging.
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Given how important portability is and how annoying wires are, one would think the old wired headphones should have become extinct by now.
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It even works as an LED flashlight in case you're traveling at night, and it can hook onto your backpack for easy portability.
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The Mids have 40mm drivers built in and offer the same folding design the company's other on-ear headphone offers for added portability.
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That would be things like better battery life, easier portability, and a substantially lower price, starting at $649 for the latest iPad Pro.
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Overall, I personally found Sonata to be an improvement over the Pump in Style (more power; portability) and over the Freestyle (better suction).
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It's small enough to fit easily in a purse and a regular size pocket, but doesn't have the portability of the AirPods case.
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TSA regulations make teensy travel-sized products a necessity, and our smallest clutches appreciate the portability of an Advil liquid gel-sized lipstick.
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But it is blatant data portability hypocrisy for Facebook to encourage users to import that data from other apps but not export it.
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Anything larger would sacrifice portability and anything smaller (like the 8-inch version of the S5993) is creeping into that fuzzy phablet territory.
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Yesterday we reported that Instagram lacked data portability, knocking the app for the absence of an equivalent to Facebook's Download Your Information too.
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The Surface Pro has the function of a laptop with Microsoft's Type Cover and the portability and ease of use of a tablet.
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What about the big "Data Transfer Project" Facebook announced 10 months ago in partnership with Google, Twitter and Microsoft to provide more portability?
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Portability, 'freebie baskets' and a greater ability to take dividends and make acquisitions are appearing regularly on European buyout loans of all sizes.
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Portability will potentially save Techem's new owner up to €50m in underwriting fees they would have had to pay out to financing banks.
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Zuckerberg said new regulations are needed to protect society from harmful content, ensure election integrity, protect people's privacy and to guarantee data portability.
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"At the time you sign an acquisition agreement you don't know whether you'll actually be able to use the portability feature," he said.
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The government also instituted regulations that would make the new kid in town more competitive, such as banning telcos from limiting device portability.
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The financing still includes a portability clause, which unusually, allows the debt to transfer to a new owner if the business is sold.
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There's a basic mismatch between the power and ergonomics that full-fat PC gaming requires and the portability exigencies of a mobile computer.
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Allowing for portability, multiple multiplayer controller configurations and up to eight connected consoles all lend to a similar idea of socializing within gaming.
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I'd personally recommend the Lenovo 7th-generation X1 Carbon to anyone who wants great performance, ultra-light portability in a sleek, classic shell.
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Don't forget about the smaller Nintendo Switch Lite for ultra-portability, too (as long as you're willing to sacrifice the TV dock feature).
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If the ACA is invalidated, protections under the prior law, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, would likely come back into force.
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Bertolini acknowledged that there were differences between the two programs in terms of cost, portability, types of service and size of provider networks.
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These records are not protected under the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, which has a law enforcement exception to privacy protection.
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" The Republican bill was built on "consumer choice" and promised "portability of insurance coverage that can go with them from job-to-job.
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You would be wrong, because the Oliver James sonic toothbrush has a sleek handle, faster charging, and even better portability than previous models.
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The Health Insurance and Portability Protection Act (HIPAA) became law in the 1990s, providing strong, enforceable privacy protections to all health-care patients.
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There's also no indication that Nintendo plans to release a smaller version of its dock to improve the Switch's portability, but Nyko will.
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The EU is also creating rules to make it easier for new entrants to compete against big tech, such as data portability requirements.
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I'm proud to have played my part in getting the telecoms sector to accept the same idea with phone-number portability years ago.
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And as more questions are being asked about antitrust, big tech has been under pressure to respond — hence the collective push on portability.
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But none can match the accuracy of the RX100 III, a compact point-and-shoot that strikes the balance between portability and performance.
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You'll want to make sure your headphones offer decent battery life, sound quality, durability, and portability, because otherwise you're just wasting your cash.
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The Apple MacBook Air combines power with portability, and is a great option for anyone looking to get stuff done on the go.
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This test offers the simplicity and portability of a K-Cup coffee maker and can be operated by health workers with minimal training.
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That practice was barred by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act in 1996, and was not changed by the Affordable Care Act.
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It also entered a deferred prosecution agreement to resolve a charge that it conspired to violate the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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Credit research firm Covenant Review noted that leads added new provisions to Sisal's portability clause during marketing to assuage investors' concerns around this.
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Also, as its portability might suggest, the new device will be the first Sonos speaker that can stream music over a Bluetooth connection.
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"Portability has been one of the most requested features in India," Amazon's Alexa devices VP Miriam Daniel said in comments reported by TechCrunch.
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It might be an attempt to offer a compromise between portability and performance, but they still felt a little bulky for my liking.
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The Financial Data and Technology Association, a coalition of companies representing data aggregators and lenders, praised the report's nod toward consumer data portability.
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Flex will have to compete with SoftCups, a well-distributed brand with a similar product, though one that doesn't focus on portability or sex.
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The Oslo Pocket is a little bit of both, and extreme portability seems to set the device apart from anything else on the market.
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The American Farm Bureau helped construct the "Privacy and Security Principles for Farm Data," which addresses issues of data ownership, portability, use, and sharing.
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Although it's mainly meant for capturing action shots like skateboarding and dance, its portability means it's versatile enough to be used pretty much anywhere.
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"As we learned in the Microsoft antitrust case, interoperability and portability are powerful tools to restrain anti-competitive behaviors and promote innovative new companies."
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My colleague Andrew Webster has mentioned a number of times that he wishes every game could be available on Switch because of its portability.
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Data portability should be key to data sovereignty, since it is consumers who will drive innovation through their demand for best-in-class services.
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"The Switch did a really good job starting with the idea of portability, but there's a lot of limitations on the Switch," he says.
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The company introduced a take-anywhere-and-everywhere console that gamers have flocked to for its portability and a strong early showing of games.
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Uber Health is compliant with the US's health care rules on data privacy, known as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA.
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The convenience and portability of audio streaming lets listeners immerse themselves in an artist's albums, not just their popular single that has a video.
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The department is not releasing exact ages of any patients because of Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and privacy reasons, Kirgan said.
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In a recent commentary, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg argues for new internet regulation starting in four areas: harmful content, election integrity, privacy and data portability.
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That's why we set our sights on the on-ear genre: the great ones offer a solid quality-to-value ratio, portability, and comfort.
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The real reason the Switch's portability matters to me is that I travel a ton, and I suck at actually working on a plane.
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The portability of a folding drone—DJI is rumored to be releasing its own next week—should play well with the action cam crowd.
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You do, however, get a smaller build with Bose, and if portability is important, you should know you're not sacrificing sound quality or connectivity.
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If you want a way to export your Facebook messages to Ello, the new portability requirements will ensure there's a way to do it.
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Convenience, portability, and lack of skin-stabbiness have made pills the most popular way to administer drugs for the better part of medical history.
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The portability of the Magic Leap hardware is certainly a big plus over its competitors which need to be tethered to more powerful computers.
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But what's maybe even more important is that it also ensures skills portability, which should make hiring and finding contractors easier for these agencies.
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Data portability: You have the right to take your data from one company and give it to another in an easy-to-read format.
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Available in three colors — red, grey, and dark grey — the Ziistle is an ergonomic modular wireless charging kit that boasts portability, convenience, and airiness.
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The line has a lot going for it — good looks, space-age nostalgia, portability, and simplicity, courtesy of a pair of built-in speakers.
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By taking advantage of the integrated components, sensors and inherent portability of a handheld, a new class of software was beginning to take shape.
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As far as portability goes, while the current Switch is a mobile console, it doesn't exactly fit into most people's pockets or small bags.
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Further, the 85033 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) originated in response to fears stoked by a shift from paper to digital records.
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The 3DS was a bright spot, however, which helps illustrate why Nintendo is focusing on portability even for its next home console, the Switch.
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Plus the Gramm Leach Biley Act (GLBA) governs financial information privacy, and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) covers private health data.
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The vast majority of projectors can't rival televisions in resolution, but LG's new battery-powered LED devices have TVs beat on another point — portability.
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That's caused alarm because, under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), a person's health information is supposed to have strict privacy protections.
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The Samsung Notebook 7 Spin isn't a laptop for everyone; I personally wouldn't buy it, because I'm willing to sacrifice some features for portability.
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Many improvements including portability are definitely needed, but the essential concept is still working, and Single Payer would directly compete with and undermine this.
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We sought to promote portability and curb leakage by replacing forced cashouts with these "automatic rollovers" to IRAs (our system's most portable retirement vehicle).
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Acting preemptively, Zuckerberg last spring called for tighter regulations to protect consumers' data, control harmful online content and ensure election integrity and data portability.
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At 2.4 millimeters, key travel is above what you would get from a traditional laptop keyboard, but still short enough to allow for portability.
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The drone's key selling point is portability – a definite benefit for a product designed to take on the go, alongside the company's small cameras.
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It also said it was working with Deutsche Telekom of Germany, Dutch KPN and Orange of France on a so-called data-portability initiative.
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It also entered into a deferred prosecution agreement to resolve a charge that it conspired to violate the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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The portability and modular design of the $99 Razer Junglecat are impressive, but the limited number of compatible phones limits its long-term value.
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"The portability of it enables individuals to inject this consumer product into the usual backdrops for Instagrammable content: beachscapes, cityscapes, campgrounds," Ms. Duffy said.
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But there is also a fundamental problem with our health care privacy protections, primarily the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, known as Hipaa.
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Health data is one of the only kinds of data protected by a federal law: the 1996 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA).
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A lot of models seem to struggle when it comes to balancing power and portability, and nobody wants to invest in a weak speaker.
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" James added: "From its first few volumes, it was obvious that the Library of America had struck the ideal balance between authority and portability.
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Consider the world before 1996, when Congress passed the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, the landmark health privacy legislation that remains intact today.
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BEST FOR A POOL PARTY BEST INDOOR/OUTDOOR COMBO BEST FOR USING IN THE SHOWER BEST SMART ASSISTANT BEST FOR PARTIES Best for portability
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The 360-degree SoundLink Revolve+ also sounds spectacular (are you noticing a pattern here?), and comes with a built-in handle for ultimate portability.
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The US high-yield market has more forcefully resisted aggressive deviations, with very few issuers cutting back non-call periods, and portability remaining taboo.
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Founded by Facebook, Google, Twitter, and Microsoft, the DTP today revealed its plans for an open source data portability platform any online service can join.
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As Mozilla points out, GDPR should be a floor on which companies build, not the ceiling that marks the limit of privacy and data portability.
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Their portability makes them infinitely more convenient than finding a power outlet, but there's still that cord you have to wrangle—and remember to bring.
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It's especially important to note that Vaux still requires Wi-Fi to function, so its portability is limited by the range of your home network.
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Facebook has said it also supports the concept of data portability as a way to give users choice and enable developers to innovate and compete.
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Founded by Facebook, Google, Twitter and Microsoft, the DTP today revealed its plans for an open source data portability platform any online service can join.
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It strikes exactly the right balance of power, portability, utility, and design for most people; albeit at a slightly higher price than its direct competitors.
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In addition to data portability, the bill would also require communications platforms with over 100 million U.S. monthly active users to make their services interoperable.
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Here are the best drones in the UK: Best for photography Best for Star Wars lovers Best for professionals Best for portability Best compact option
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That's smaller than the Apple TV, Fire TV and Roku's higher-end boxes, though I'm not convinced that people buy streamers largely for their portability.
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The battles just seem so well-suited to both touchscreen play and portability, that a shift in platform would only enhance an already excellent experience.
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For example, shelters can't confirm or deny whether someone is or is not at a facility, due to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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The Phantom 4 is for people who are willing to sacrifice simplicity and portability in favor of fancy features like follow me and obstacle avoidance.
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Granted, it doesn't afford the same portability as an iOS version of Super Mario 3, but it offers up a lot that mobile games don't.
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"They lose the portability but I think investors will see PAI as a strong sponsor and therefore be happy with the situation," a banker said.
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That's never been seen in iPads focusing on portability before, and being named "Apple's best bang for your buck" isn't a feat that comes easily.
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And as long as it launches before May 25th, it will help Instagram to comply with upcoming European GDPR privacy law that requires data portability.
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Nick Woodman, the founder and CEO of GoPro, made a big deal out of the Karma's portability and versatility at an announcement event on Monday.
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All the Ways You Can Play the Nintendo Switch in GifsWe've known for some time now that Nintendo's upcoming console would have portability baked in.
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Zuckerberg broke down the areas where he is now saying regulation could be helpful into four sections: harmful content, election integrity, privacy, and data portability.
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Photo: Alex CranzIn order for Alexa to answer sensitive healthcare questions, it needs to be compliant with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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There's a reason Apple stopped making 703-inch MacBook Pros; the balance between performance and portability just isn't there, even on a chassis this thin.
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When you hear Bluetooth and speakers in the same sentence you may think of portability and compromised sound, but that's certainly not the case here.
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What I've always loved about the Surface line and, especially, Surface Pros, is that, despite their portability and flexibility, they are no-compromises Windows computers.
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Twenty-one investment firms last year wrote to Afme, the Association of Financial Markets in Europe, to express concerns over aggressive structures such as portability.
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Notably, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) specifically prohibits employers from gaming the system by dumping less healthy employees onto the individual markets.
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Changes such as malpractice reform, and allowing insurance purchase with "pre-tax income", across state lines, and as groups, would reduce prices and allow portability.
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Congress, as well as states and local communities, are grappling with questions including worker classification, rules over the gig economy and the portability of benefits.
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The headphones' footprint is slimmed down from the original model, and folds up for added portability – as one hopes from a pair of Bluetooth cans.
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That law, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, restricts how doctors, health systems and their business associations may handle identifiable patient data.
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Nintendo's cheaper, smaller new Switch Lite is designed for portability — and seems to target the same audience as the 22014DS, the company's dedicated handheld system.
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Instead, the bill's supporters want the less stringent privacy standard contained in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act ("HIPAA") to apply to addiction treatment.
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"There's a lot of work that's being done right now to use technology and license portability [the ability to practice in multiple areas]," Christman says.
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These protections embodied within ObamaCare include the Patient Bill of Rights, portability of health insurance and the elimination of health insurance policy rescissions without cause.
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It even has a silicone strap for easy portability — they can throw it in their bag for anything from a picnic to a pool party.
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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act includes some privacy protections for patients, but it applies primarily to health care providers, not companies like Castlight.
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It's a game that demands portability, says the person writing this piece hundreds of miles in the air, wishing they were playing more Everybody's Golf.
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And AWS has taken steps to protect health information so that its services can meet the requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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The iPod created an amazing level of convenience, flexibility and portability for music that is hard to imagine not having on all our devices today.
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"There is an opportunity here for innovating medication container options that promote adult adherence and provide portability and convenience, while maintaining child safety," Budnitz said.
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For easier portability, lasagna comes in block form, crumbed and browned like fried mac and cheese: 510 Avenue of the Americas (West 12000th Street), pastaflyer.
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There are some clear benefits to storing important information online, such as portability and ease of access anywhere with a Wi-Fi connection, said Collins.
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Battery life and portability may be the most important things for any college student's laptop, especially at schools that have older buildings with fewer outlets.
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There are a number of areas where I believe governments establishing clearer rules would be helpful, including around elections, harmful content, privacy, and data portability.
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Another extreme measure proposed by Harris in her plan: weakening privacy protections afforded by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, better known as HIPAA.
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Available in three different sizes, these hooks can rotate 360 degrees, fold up for portability, and can carry between 40 and 60 pounds of gear.
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The Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 should be something to consider if you're in the market for a good value laptop that offers power and portability.
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"It used to be a real pain in the neck to move from one telephone company to another till we had number portability," he said.
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The point of the Switch Lite is portability, so you're probably going to want a case, and this is the best one I can imagine.
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Portability is another consideration, especially for children or people who are on the move a lot and want to take their games on the go.
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But the standard S9 strikes a great balance in terms of portability, design and features, and honestly most people won't often use the zoom lens anyway.
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Laptops famously gained early momentum in schools, where their light weight and portability were tightly aligned with the rise of in-class interventions and digital content.
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That's because weighing in at almost 10 pounds and measuring 2.3-inches thick, the GT75VR doesn't really deliver the portability I expect from a gaming laptops.
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When Apple launched the 216-inch MacBook in 21, it instantly became a benchmark for ultra-light computers, surpassed in portability by only a few models.
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The report notes that one revised Switch would bring to consumers a smaller and cheaper alternative to Nintendo's hit console, with an eye toward maximum portability.
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The controller is built like a Swiss Army knife, foldable for portability and with modular accessories like a smartphone clip, a tablet frame and ergonomic handles.
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The group of 36 is agreeing to a base set of APIs that have to underly any version of Kubernetes a member creates to guarantee portability.
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As far as portability, it's true that you can fold it up and stuff it in your pocket, though it's pretty chunky when you do so.
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Like any consumer hardware company, Master & Dynamic has had some design missteps but the MW07s are a step in a different direction: luxury materials meet portability.
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One is thought to be a high-end version of the Switch, while the other is a cheaper model that's designed with an emphasis on portability.
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Ultimately, however, this thing is about convenience and portability versus true power, so it's worth looking into if you want a boost to work or school.
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Data portability regulation combined with a fine, liability, oversight and a ban on future acquisitions of social networks could set Facebook straight without breaking it up.
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Think of the concept of "data portability," the idea that you can download all your data from a platform in order to move it somewhere else.
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"I am still puzzled why someone would carry a desktop computer around, when a laptop would give her the same options, with more portability," Hill said.
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If you're a single TV household, you will need to choose between the size and portability of a projector, and the improved resolution of a television.
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However, I give V-Moda full credit for the Crossfade II's portability; folding them up and throwing them into the carrying case shrinks their footprint considerably.
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And I value portability in headphones — my earbuds can be easily wadded up and shoved in a pocket if I don't feel like carrying a bag.
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Ultimate Ears is the brand to buy when it comes to durability and portability, immediately recognizable by the sleek cylindrical shape that offers 360-degree sound.
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Portability: While you may not be taking your space heater out of your house often, you may still need to move it from room to room.
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Critics fear that portability, which Congress rejected in its latest overhaul of the nation's chief education law last year, will bleed dollars from traditional public schools.
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Only the best laptops provide the perfect mix of portability and power to make it easy to move from the lecture hall to the coffee shop.
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A few options are getting attention: Data portability: Giving consumers the ability to yank their data from any company at any time is getting some traction.
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It would allow for universal portability of all coverage from job to job and state to state and would have significantly lower out of pocket costs.
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In a world where portability is becoming more and more important, the Apple iMac stands tall as one of the last bastions of the desktop computer.
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Mirrorless cameras blend portability with powerful picture-taking sensors, while DSLRs are unmatched when it comes to photo quality — but are larger, bulkier, and more expensive.
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It was intended to safeguard the privacy and confidentiality of patient records (as well as to improve the portability of health coverage when patients switched jobs).
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One of the challenges of sharing real-time medical information is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, the federal regulations protecting patients' confidential health information.
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Retailers in Holywell say another benefit is the portability of Square's readers, which connect easily to smartphones and can be carried to trade fairs and shows.
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I understand that you might be using a mouse anyway — more power to you — but a major part of the SX12's appeal is its portability.
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Americans have had the right to obtain copies of their medical records since 2000 under the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, known as HIPAA.
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Many younger employees like the portability of 401(k)-type plans, which makes them a much more attractive alternative than they have been for previous generations.
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In most cases, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Privacy Rule, or HIPAA, already allows doctors to communicate with a patient's family, friends, or caretakers.
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This redefinition of property rights (in jargon called "number portability") makes it easier to switch carriers, fostering competition by other carriers and reducing prices for consumers.
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Instagram was designed to be used on the smartphone, with a built-in camera, constant internet connection, and the portability of an iPhone or Android phone.
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The trade-off is portability, since the Surface Go is smaller, but even the 12.3-inch Surface Pro is a really good on-the-go computer.
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Six deals sold in July also included portability language, a controversial feature allowing companies to waive change-of-control clauses if a leverage test is met.
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"Enabling portability of the social graph can be important for innovation and competition, but doing so also comes with important privacy questions," the white paper says.
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In his post, Mr. Zuckerberg discussed four policy areas — harmful content, election integrity, privacy and data portability — which he said the government should focus attention on.
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It's sort of weird, and I can't think of many reasons to buy the smaller and more expensive MacBook, unless you just want a bit more portability.
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With ample processing power, dual-band Wi-Fi, affordable prices, and grab-and-go portability, you'll see a lot of HDMI streaming sticks stuffing stockings this year.
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If portability is at the top of your list, it's lightweight and compact, which makes carrying it around campus and doing work on the go more manageable.
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After graduating from the National Institute of Circus Arts in Australia, she traveled the world performing with her hypnotizing hoops, favoring them for their ease and portability.
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The reason for choosing Mighty over a smartphone is its portability and durability, which comes in handy if you're going for a run or at the gym.
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Getting rid of the high-denomination bill would, by contrast, significantly impair large-scale tax evasion and other financial crimes for which portability is a huge deal.
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Image: APInstagram will soon introduce a new data portability feature, which will let users download a copy of the photos and messages they've shared on the app.
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Portability is useful if you want to quit Instagram, but if you want another place to share photos among a vibrant, robust audience, there aren't many choices.
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That loan does not have portability and not all the banks involved in it will be involved in the new financing backing PAI's buyout, the sources said.
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The company's primary hurdle in that task will be making the voice assistant compliant with the privacy requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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The ear sticks are unmatched in how easily they pair with Apple devices, their portability, and consistent, reliable connection (which many other Bluetooth-enabled headphones struggle with).
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The modular design allows for the display to detach from the Pro Stand for portability, and also offers the option to attach to a VESA mount adaptor.
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The tool's launch is necessary for Instagram to comply with the data portability rule in European Union's GDPR privacy law that goes into effect on May 25th.
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Mark Warner's (D-VA) DASHBOARD Act that would compel tech companies to disclose how they monetize user data and his ACCESS Act that would require data portability.
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Add to this is the fact that once they give up herding for city life, migrants have less use for one of the yurt's main advantages: portability.
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At this high end of the market, mirrorless cameras don't really offer as much of a portability or weight advantage as people tend to think they do.
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Its portability and waterproofing make it a solid addition to the Canary family that leverage the company's existing software and two years' worth of upgrades and tweaks.
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Laptops are supposed to prioritize portability over everything else, but to date that has always included a hefty sacrifice when it comes to graphics and gaming capabilities.
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Beyond the feats of prestidigitation and portability that Redrocks biometric scanning technology allows, the company also differentiates itself by showing intent rather than presence, according to Konsevich.
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Those who prioritize portability will naturally gravitate to the Pro, while anyone who can't compromise at all on the keyboard will make a beeline for the laptop.
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Sonos' home speakers are the quintessential Wi-Fi options: they are larger, easier to use, and can fill large rooms with audio, but aren't designed for portability.
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It sets heavy penalties – up to 4 percent of annual global turnover – for entities that violate statutes on consumer data protection, access, portability, and, when requested, erasure.
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If we are going to be forced to work on the go, we might as well make sure we're working on a quality device, that prioritises portability.
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Both Meditab and MedPharm claim to be compliant with HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, which governs how healthcare providers properly manage patient data security.
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This laptop is comparable to the MacBook Pro in terms of power, but compares to the MacBook Air or MacBook when it comes to portability and price.
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Devices like Google Cardboard Samsung's Gear VR utilize smartphones to offer mobile VR, but with what they gain in portability, they lose in power and input precision.
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And AWS has taken steps to protect health information so that its services can meet the requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA.
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In a Washington Post op-ed, Zuckerberg lists four areas in which he writes the company needs external regulations: harmful content, election integrity, data portability and privacy.
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Solid and durable, the Glion Dolly Adult Electric Scooter rides extremely well and folds up into a handy rolling unit for easy portability when not in use.
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The minute-long commercial spells out all of the HBO Box's lavish capabilities, from its ease of portability to the wonderful soundproofing abilities that cardboard can offer.
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And the 15-inch Surface Laptop 3 is a beautiful blend of portability, a large 15-inch screen, and enough power and performance to satisfy most people.
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The new MacBook Air's revamped keyboard and excellent balance of portability and power make it an ideal choice for most shoppers looking for a general purpose laptop.
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The documents also contained lab test results and diagnostic data, a class of data considered protected health information under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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The whole point of the port is its portability, but this way you don't have to play a worse-looking version on a bigger screen at home.
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But in the years since, we've seen the console industry innovate with regard to portability, like with the Nintendo Switch, and cross-platform play and subscription services.
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Privacy remains a challenge in hospitals, despite laws like the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, a federal law known as Hipaa meant to protect patient privacy.
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The jet pack also boasts a lot of features that sound, on paper, like science fiction: Over 100 mph top seed, and suitcase-sized portability, for instance.
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It works great as a Google speaker and seems to hear my voice from halfway across the apartment sometimes, but what sets it apart is its portability.
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It's because the Dell XPS continues to be the best cross between power, portability, and looks for general users, making it the best laptop for most people.
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But if you're going to have data portability, you also got to have interoperability so you can still talk to the people back on the old site.
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The CEO said data portability — which he described as the ability for users to move their data between social media platforms and other services — should be guaranteed.
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The Sony RX100 VII satisfies a specific need, but it's one that a lot of people probably have: Striking a balance between image quality, range and portability.
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Justin: The portability is amazing—just being able to go from the TV in the basement and up to bed, by taking it out of the dock.
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She has specific suggestions if you're looking for the best wireless headphones for exercise, full-on over-ear Bluetooth headphones (perhaps more ideal for office listening than portability), the best portable wireless earbuds for those who want it all: audio quality, the ability to answer calls, portability and moderate isolation, and even the best "true" wireless headphones, as in no wires at all, even connecting one earbud to the other.
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This general-purpose programming language has roots reaching back to the late sixties but continues to be used successfully in modern operating systems thanks to its ample portability.
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"Certain life insurance policies may not be effective in the other country, and the terms may not be altered easily, so portability can be an issue," Shah said.
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If you plan on getting a first HMD, I would highly recommend going with this product as it allows for excellent quality, portability, and a superb immersion experience.
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There's the Switch Lite, a $200 version of the console ($100 less than the standard price) that swaps convertibility for portability, and a unit with longer battery life.
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While phones are beloved for their portability and desktops can be configured with more power and utility than you could ever need, laptops are stuck in the middle.
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Let us suggest a gaming laptop — you can get a lot of the benefits of a powerful desktop PC (minus some of the power), but with added portability.
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The rumored Switch will focus on portability, and it will cut some features to bring the price down, but it's not yet known what those features might be.
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This is an impressively low price for a speaker that combines portability with bold 360 degrees sound and hands-free voice control in the form of Amazon's Alexa.
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Under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), you are legally entitled to a copy of your medical and billing records held by health plans and providers.
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Instead, that concern is HIPAA, or the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, a federal law that provides privacy and security protections for patients' medical information.
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Portability could facilitate the rise of legitimate competitors to Instagram, or at least let users back up their content on an image storage app or their own computer.
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Services like Google Takeout have existed for a while, and smaller services like Slack are starting to roll out similar options to satisfy the GDPR's data portability requirements.
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In addition, the requirements to miniaturize the components on the glasses to give them the rough weight, portability and style of the glasses you're used to are serious.
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The Mavic sacrifices video quality and durability at the expense of ultra-portability, though the tiny Mavic has collision detection and follow-me features lacking in the Karma.
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The game system takes up about the size of a large hand, and weighs next to nothing, with HDMI-out and USB power for max portability and convenience.
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That combination of computing power, portability and sensor capacity allows smartphones to interact with the world and with their users in ways that no desktop computer ever could.
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But the Sine headphones are certainly a step in the right direction, emphasizing portability and convenience — they even fold flat for easier storage and transport — as important considerations.
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Features such as portability, freebie baskets and greater ability to take dividends and make acquisitions have been regularly appearing in Europe since the third quarter of last year.
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Should there be data portability so that yes, you can get off Facebook or get off Google, but can you take all of your cat videos with you?
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At Mr Li's press conference a Chinese reporter was able to ask a question (about the portability of medical insurance) based on 10m responses to an online survey.
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That product finally got the right mix of portability and power, and today the Surface line is the poster child for the adaptability of the Windows 10 platform.
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Ahead, we've rounded up our favorites that will meet your every need whether it be texture, coverage, or portability — and help you save major time in the morning.
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Google declined to comment on the HHS probe, but maintains that its partnership with Ascension falls within the guidelines established by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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"From what I've learned, I believe we need new regulation in four areas: harmful content, election integrity, privacy and data portability," he wrote, outlining specific ideas for each.
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It will also depend on recordkeepers' willingness to transcend competitive pressures and cooperate so participants can enjoy expanded portability — first, for small savings, and later, for all savings.
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Because of their flexibility, portability and tax advantages — and rising projections for retiree health costs — StoneStreet's Delaney says she's focusing more on HSAs as a retirement planning tool.
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Insofar as the licensing serves a legitimate need, the federal government can press for cross-border portability, giving licensees more opportunity to cross state lines for better jobs.
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Commissioners will also take up a notice of proposed rulemaking that would update number portability rules to allow consumers to more easily keep phone numbers across service providers.
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Portability: Insurance coverage purchased by an employer for its employees must be owned by the employees so that it is portable if the employee moves into another job.
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While many of us have long abandoned the old format, there remains an active community of video artists who still use VHS for its portability and nostalgic imperfections.
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Colleges are often excluded from the federal privacy law people encounter in nearly all other aspects of life: the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA).
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Why you'll love it: If you don't need the portability of a cordless drill, you'll love the versatility and power the Makita 23/2-Inch Corded Drill provides.
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In fact, fiber art, with its inherent portability (you can fold it, roll it, wear it) seems uniquely suited to our era of geopolitical crisis and mass migration.
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The regular "house slice" combines the darkly caramelized, bready crust and pure-tomato flavor of a Neapolitan pie with the grab-and-go portability of a streetcorner slice.
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These devices spend a lot of time in your pocket and your hand, and there are often compromises in portability and comfort when the screens balloon in size.
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For those that prefer extreme portability at the expense of TV play and local multiplayer, the brand-new Nintendo Switch Lite is slightly discounted at B&H Photo.
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But the overall size of the Switch-plus-case combination gets reduced so dramatically with the Flip Cover that it makes a huge difference to the system's portability.
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Through images of fragmentation, thinking about bodies as multiples, fluids becoming viscous, interchangeable parts, portability and touch, I hope there is the possibility of a hybrid haptic experience.
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But for portability, it does means there's two less things you have to carry (or power) when you fold up this miniature arena and head over to a friends.
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The EU General Data Protection Regulation enters into force on May 25 and requires companies to give people a "right to portability", namely to take their data with them.
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To date I've kept my Switch a cartridge-free, download-only system to maximize its portability, but downloading the games for the Labo sets just isn't an option. Boo.
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Key to portability is also the option to add a mobile battery from APC to the Hub, which lets team members unplug the system without losing all their work.
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Bowers & Wilkins doubles down on the luxurious portability concept by giving the P7s a folding design that shrinks their size and helps them fit into an excellent carry case.
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There is clearly a need for better data portability, meaningful transparency and new intermediary services, but we need more work to ensure that these ideas offer consumers real choice.
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One thing is for sure, such a solution relies on trust and must give the end user full ownership of their own data, similar to data portability under GDPR.
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This CES is bound to see a veritable deluge of smart speakers from third parties, offering up features like portability that users don't really get with first-party hardware.
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The GoPro Hero 24 Black with Karma stabilizer and handleIn a sense, GoPro's Karma design addresses the most annoying problems with the DJI Phantom 24: portability, versatility, and simplicity.
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Calibra will be interoperable, so users can send money back and forth with other wallets, and Marcus committed to data portability so users can switch entirely to a competitor.
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However, the specifics of your medical records—including the fact that you made therapy visits—are protected by what's called the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act or HIPAA.
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Oculus Quest, by comparison, is a kind of compromise that attempts to offer the best of both worlds: the portability of the Go with games worthy of the Rift.
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A gaming laptop is also a whole lot more expensive than a desktop with similar performance, and its design seriously compromises the portability advantage you'd expect from a laptop.
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Major advantage: pika Portability: Despite the size difference, a Pikachu is able to fit comfortably into poké balls, which a human trainer can then carry in a small bag.
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The original G7x was Canon's first camera with a 1-inch sensor, the most popular option for camera companies looking to strike a balance between image quality and portability.
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Normally, this situation would call for an upgrade to a pricey DSLR, but when you're shooting for social media or just on-the-go, portability and connectivity are key.
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But regardless of how satisfying it feels to own the first console you ever played, you may still find yourself wishing they had the portability of today's Nintendo Switch.
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The company used SSL encryption and took other security measures to make Figure1 Direct Messaging compliant with the U.S. Health Insurance Portability and Accounting Act (HIPAA), among other requirements.
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They were not present during the numerous committee hearings and debates on the Patient Bill of Rights, unjust rescissions of individual health insurance policies, or the portability of insurance.
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Combine attendees from the last 13 years would include the majority of NFL players, potentially making the theft a major violation of the Healthcare Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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As such, companies like Apple, Microsoft, Samsung, and others have been positioning their tablets as productivity-oriented devices that offer larger screens than smartphones and better portability than laptops.
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What to look for in a dollhouseBefore choosing a dollhouse, think about what is important to you and your child: size, number of accessories, portability, and theme, for example.
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There have also been concerns that genetic information could be made public and that individuals may lose their privacy protection under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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Their portability and warmth make them perfect spectator food for the sport, traditionally played in winter, and many football clubs hosted "pie nights" for social and fund-raising purposes.
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The Ronin-SC is no doubt suited to smaller bodies with shorter lenses, and that sort of setup certainly helps you make the most of the gimbal's supreme portability.
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If a doctor takes a DNA sample, that sample is protected by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and there are limits on how it can be shared.
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But the privacy rule under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act leaves the door open to law enforcement, and confidentiality of information in contact tracing cannot be assured.
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Ever since the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, known as HIPAA, was passed in 2000, Americans have had the right to get copies of their medical records.
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The Mavic 2 Pro easily folds up and shrinks down to fit in your bag for portability, then unfolds to explore the outer reaches of your imagination wherever, whenever.
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On Monday, Facebook said it would begin testing a "data portability" tool in Ireland that would allow users there to move photos and videos from Facebook to Google Photos.
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But whereas Wii's gimmicky motion controls to swing a sword did little to enhance Twilight Princess (arguably the opposite), Switch's portability made Breath of the Wild a better game.
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Portability. Though travel-sized gas grills are available, it would be much too difficult, and dangerous, to tow a full-sized gas grill around to the park or the beach.
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I know that 12 -and 13.5-inch Microsoft's Surface Pro and Apple's MacBook, respectively, have their limits, but I love them for their combination of portability, power and battery life.
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In an op-ed in the Washington Post, Zuckerberg laid out what he feels is needed for regulation in four key areas: harmful content, election integrity, privacy, and data portability.
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The combo of portability, features, and price made it basically unbeatable, and no one would be surprised if it stayed the best-selling model for years, even without an upgrade.
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For example, allowing insurance to be purchased across state lines could be accommodated within this framework, as could expansions in consumer-directed care, and it could directly support coverage portability.
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Friend portability is the must-have Facebook regulation Josh Constine says making it easier for new social networks to bootstrap off of Facebook's friend graph will restore the competitive balance.
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The European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is quickly establishing a global standard in data portability rights, but this fails to address the competition issues relating to data asymmetry.
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Loitering munitions or suicide drones may offer the Corps the solution it's looking for, affording Marines portability, range and a variety of payloads for either electronic attack or kinetic strikes.
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However, Microsoft took great pains to keep the essential nuts and bolts of the Surface experience for those seeking even more portability or a lighter load on their bank accounts.
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The slow pace and structure means it's possible to play while somewhat distracted, like when you're commuting, or watching mindless TV. Mario + Rabbids feels designed with this portability in mind.
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Less known, however, is that the company began to lobby in Washington, D.C., for the first time on issues related to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA.
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Here are the 8 best laptops for business: Best hybrid Best battery life Best budget Best design Best PC Best portability Best for comfort Best for work in the field
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Trump has also shown signs of affinity with the growing movement among congressional Republicans to weaken the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act privacy rights of people with mental illness.
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New online models that prioritize more data control are beginning to take shape, like innovative data storage and transfer mechanisms and new ways of thinking about data ownership and portability.
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For those critics, social networks are a natural monopoly, and no amount of portability requirements will ever produce a meaningful competitor to Facebook or a meaningful check on its power.
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In an unusual move for Europe's leveraged loan market it exercised a portability clause to enable Albea's loans to stay in place following a change of control, banking sources said.
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Here are the 8 best laptops for business: BEST HYBRID BEST BATTERY LIFE Best Value BEST DESIGN BEST PC Best portability Best for comfort BEST FOR WORK IN THE FIELD
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With V-Moda, you accept the trade-off of extra weight for the benefit of extra durability and you take a little less comfort for the sake of compact portability.
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Amazon says the program will only allow select covered entities and business associates subject to HIPAA (the U.S. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996) to create these skills.
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Offering neither the full-bodied sound of over-ear cans nor the minimalist discreetness and portability of earbuds, they're pretty much the point-and-shoot cameras of the audio world.
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Aside from the ultra portability afforded by the Swich, the game itself has fun new elements like character Dice Blocks, a new party system, and fun new boards to explore.
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While it's on the pricier side at $160—you can find the Instax Mini 9 on Amazon for around $50—its convenience and portability pay off in the long-run.
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It's a particularly attractive device to pair with Razer's Blade Stealth, as it provides a desktop gaming experience when at home, but doesn't compromise the Stealth's portability on the go.
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True data portability should look more like the way people use our platform to sign into an app than the existing ways you can download an archive of your information.
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But despite its quiet success, the next steps for the Echo were obvious: many users wanted portability, it needed to also be available as a standalone, battery-powered Bluetooth Speaker.
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There are other safeguards in the HIPPA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)-compliant system, like an app notification if there has been a power outage, which could affect Hero.
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According to Chalkbeat, teacher's unions fear that money would most likely come from Title I portability, an old education reform proposal that would reallocate Title I funding from public schools.
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This simple new step, which could be handled in a digital format, would finally create the kind of accountability needed to bolster prescription portability and enable competition in the marketplace.
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One significant concern raised was whether the deal violated the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and its rules on handling health care data, which the OCR is now investigating.
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It's light and sturdy, but a drawback to its portability is that the key positions are squeezed together, so typing might not be as seamless of a process as usual.
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There have been a lot of new synths coming onto the market lately with an emphasis on portability and functionality for live sets, and studio work is an added bonus.
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Unlike the info you give your doctor, data from wearables isn't protected by the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), and these gadgets aren't regulated by the FDA.
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He published an op-ed in the Washington Post in March outlining areas he actually wants Facebook to be regulated — areas like harmful content, election integrity, privacy, and data portability.
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The F.C.C. oversees the work and has authority for picking the contractor, which runs what is known as the Local Number Portability Administration, but there is no direct federal funding.
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And most importantly, like all Surface products, it combines the portability of a tablet and the performance of a laptop, making it the ultimate device for those looking for flexibility.
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The only real concession to portability Acer makes on the Triton 900 is not having to lug around dual power bricks, which sometimes happens on monsters like the MSI GT75.
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What are the rules around artificial intelligence, automation, robotics, data portability — even embedded tech in people, like, say, a permanent mobile phone in your ear or screen in your eye?
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"HIPAA and patient privacy is a final reality for every hospital in the U.S., and every health care encounter," he said, referring to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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Now here comes the sneaky part, because in some ways, between the Switch Lite's portability and its price, it almost eliminates the need for standard Switch, and Nintendo knows it.
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Less known, however, is that the company began to lobby in Washington, D.C. for the first time on issues related to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPPA.
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Turned out by direct-to-consumer startups like Everlane, Allbirds, and Rothy's, their bells and whistles run the gamut from eco-friendly fabrication, indestructibility, portability, blister-free comfort, and washability.
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We ultimately decided that Dell's superior trackpad, Thunderbolt 3 support and portability made it worth the splurge if you can swing it, but the ZenBook is still a great option.
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The company released a white paper on the topic in September after CEO Mark Zuckerberg asked for regulation guaranteeing data portability in a March op-ed in The Washington Post.
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Zuckerberg called for stricter regulation of "harmful content, election integrity, privacy and data portability" in an op-ed published Saturday on his official Facebook account and in the Washington Post.
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Last but not least in terms of its portability benefits, you can charge the RX100 VII via USB directly so that you can leave any additional charging hardware at home.
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Creating an industry standard for data portability could force companies to compete on utility instead of being protected by data lock-in that traps users because it's tough to switch services.
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Most of the top gaming laptop makers have embraced the design style popularized by Razer and supported by Nvidia's Max-Q design ethos: thin and sacrificing a little power for portability.
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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act prevents your doctor from sharing your medical records without your consent, but it doesn't stop Apple from sharing health information from your Apple Watch.
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Obviously they're destined to be much more of a niche device than Apple's offering, but could be right in the sweet spot for users looking for portability without sacrificing sound quality.
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Last year, Huawei released the MateBook X Pro, a stunner of a laptop that hit the right mix of performance, portability, ports, and price better than anything else you could buy.
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This inconvenience is a minor thing, particularly because all of the Chromecast Ultra's competitors require power power bricks as well, but the Chromecast brand has always been about ease and portability.
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With headphones, it's helpful to imagine three competing priorities tugging at the corners of a triangular piece of cloth: one is sound quality, another is portability, and the third is affordability.
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The device's portability allows store associates to check people out anywhere in the store, helping to mitigate the problem of consumers abandoning carts when faced with long checkout lines, said Bedier.
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European consumers will be able to make use of digital subscriptions as they travel around the 28-Member State bloc in future, after EU negotiators agreed a deal on service portability.
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The stand folds nicely into the body (which feels like it can take a few drops) for maximum portability, it's USB or lightning compatible, and provides great sound for its size.
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I've ridden all sorts of quirky electric rideables — unicycles, two-wheeled "hoverboards," skateboards, longboards, bikes, and scooters — but electric longboards have always been my favorite in terms of practicality and portability.
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He said Calibra will be interoperable, so users can send money back and forth with other wallets, and he committed to data portability, so users can switch entirely to a competitor.
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The proposal would, Khanna says, ensure that consumers have some measure of data portability between online services, which would prevent the "lock-in" effects that can give rise to digital monopolies.
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On March 21997, he published a call for governments to regulate the internet in ways that will limit harmful content, protect privacy, maintain the integrity of elections and ensure data portability.
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Notably, tablets — once thought to be the future for commerce because of their larger screens and portability (buy anywhere!) — took a meagre 10 percent of visits and nine percent of purchases.
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In fact, I probably lost sleep over the decision, weighing the potential power sacrifices I'd be making for the promise of portability and the lessening of long-term lower back pain.
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That's a significant reduction of £299.01 on list price, and comes with free delivery to the UK. For the perfect balance of portability and performance, check out the Microsoft Surface Laptop.
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I'm an old telecom guy, it use to be a real pain in the ass to be able to move from one telephone code to another until we legislated number portability.
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HIPAA, or the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, is designed to protect patients in cases where their personal health information is shared with a health care organization, like a hospital.
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High-yield investors are particularly irked by portability, as judgements about a company's management and ownership and their strategy plays a significant role in the decision to invest in its bonds.
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Pros: Designed for portability, sharp LCD panel serves a variety of needs, included case offers multiple stand optionsCons: A little pricey for its classBuy the GeChic 1305H at Amazon for $243.99
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The news last week regarding Amazon's Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) compliance status for health-related Alexa apps begs the question: will Amazon use health data for other purposes?
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In 6900—a quarter of a century before the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) was created—President Nixon signed the Drug Abuse Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation Act into law.
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The NTC is also studying the idea of firms sharing cellphone towers and of allowing number portability, which would allow consumers to switch service providers while keeping the same phone number.
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The HHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR) is penalizing UMMC for a series of alleged privacy and security violations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, also known as HIPAA.
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Krave's general manager, Shane Chambers, told The Wall Street Journal that meat snacks appeal to consumers looking for portability, high protein, and low sugar—all of which are on-trend now.
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Data portability foresees allowing people to receive or transfer data collected about them online, in an accessible form, as part of a wider policy agenda of shielding citizens from corporate surveillance.
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Many employers believe that they are required to protect an employee's medical status by HIPAA (the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996), which aims to protect our health privacy.
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Once children turn 18, they have all the grown-up privacy rights that come from the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, and the power to make their own medical decisions.
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Incase Nylon Backpack Made of durable ballistic nylon and designed for ultimate versatility, protection, and portability, this backpack from Incase features padded compartments to keep your gadgets safe as you travel.
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Advocates say federal agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration and laws such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) need to be modernized to protect patients online.
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They're definitely not as sleek or delicate as, say, your garden variety MacBook Air or a Pixelbook Go, but what they lack in portability, they make up for in sheer power.
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By guaranteeing access to new customers' data and contacts, a Social Graph Portability Act would reduce the network externality dimension of the existing digital platforms and ensure the benefits of competition.
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This gave Deakins the same great image quality but also allowed for more portability and for the camera to more quickly be attached to something like a crane or a drone.
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The only mention of health insurance in the GOP platform plank, "Restoring the American Dream," is found in a section on "Workplace Freedom" and advocates for the "portability" of health insurance.
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I've also set it up for games of 1-2 Switch and Jackbox 3, and the portability of it was impressive for myself and others who had not seen it before.
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Or course, you get a MacBook Air for the portability, and with it's ultra-slim design and up to 12 hours of battery life you can take your workspace everywhere you go.
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Europe's new privacy law, the General Data Protection Regulation, now mandates "data portability" (as well as a "right to be forgotten", which requires firms to delete personal data if a user asks).
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More importantly, these systems are actually portable now, and if you're looking for one that marries portability and performance than I think the Alienware m15 is the best one you can buy.
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Their second winds suggest that, whether or not players missing the wealth of online games found on other platforms, they are finding new value in the console's portability without a constant connection.
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Yes, wireless cans have been an ongoing trend for a while now, but they've tended to prioritize portability and other features like the QC35s' superlative noise canceling rather than pure audio quality.
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Here are a few of those lessons to use in your next project: Portability is powerful Infocom's success rested in large part on its ability to produce games for every system available.
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In a press release announcing the bill, the senators claimed that by requiring data interoperability and portability for platforms, the legislation would encourage more competition in the social networking and messaging markets.
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After all, no matter how good Mario Kart on the Switch looks, nothing will ever beat the portability of just slipping a GBA SP into your pocket for racing on the go.
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Companies involved in the provision of health care are responsible — not just morally but legally and financially — to abide by the terms of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996.
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You could also think of it as a real-time version of the same data exporting mandated by the GDPR — requiring portability as a stream rather than a single chunk of data.
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Lower-priced efforts like the $25 Parrot Bebop 24 feel like toys, while the $24,13 DJI Phantom 21 is too big and too expensive for a beginner drone pilot who craves portability.
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The Mini Plus' sleek build is still able to brew up to 250 ounces like its competitors and store nine K-Pods at once for even more space saving and ultra portability.
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The machine also, beyond its portability, was capable of interacting with other computers in real time, a very primitive form of what today would be considered cluster computing or even grid computing.
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But in recent years, European junk bond issuers have made increasing use of so-called portability clauses, which allow companies to waive change of control features if a leverage test is met.
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Facebook shouldn't block you from finding friends on competitors Facebook came to the same conclusion about restricting email exports back when it was in a data portability fight with Google in 2010.
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Because of their difference in insulating power, you are nearly universally better off with a hard-sided cooler than a soft-sided one, as long as portability is not a limiting factor.
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Audeze celebrates the Sine for being the first on-ear planar magnetic headphone, but for my money, I don't see any portability advantage with the Sine over the already established Oppo PM23.
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Even though employer contributions would become taxable wages, reductions in premiums from the embedded reinsurance, combined with increased and lower-priced plan choices and lifetime portability, should be sufficient to expand coverage.
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Mirrorless cameras are defined by their greater portability than traditional DSLRs, and indeed the M210 compares favorably against Canon's traditional camera lineup, however I still find it bulky compared to my Sony.
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One of large concerns shared was whether the deal violated the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and its rules on handling health care data, which the HHS OCR is now investigating.
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Nintendo identified a tipping point that would result in a win-win-win scenario: accessible pricing, viable portability, and sufficient power for games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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The administration is looking to assuage providers and officials who had previously been hesitant to share records because of the strict federal privacy law – the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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GDPR's requirement that companies respond quickly to user requests for large amounts of data (and harsh penalties for failing to comply), may not always be the silver bullet for portability or transparency.
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Under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), people who have been involuntarily committed to a mental institution or found "not guilty" in court by reason of insanity cannot purchase firearms.
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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, known as HIPAA, is meant to protect the privacy of patients&apos health information while allowing health systems to share patient information with business partners.
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Meet Donut Fries, which transform those beloved spherical pastries, doughnuts, into a bag of sugar-sweet sticks with the portability of french fries, the ideal junk food for life on the run.
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Photo: Human Things (Kickstarter)After releasing a simple dongle that finally let the Nintendo Switch connect to wireless headphones, Human Things is back with another product that vastly improves the console's portability.
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Each created an online portal that complies with federal regulations under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and makes it easy to find, book and track customized rides for patients.
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True, regulated, data portability would force the big tech platforms—Facebook and Google especially—to stop treating us like they own us, and to offer even more innovative and user-friendly services.
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But the aggressive creativity offered by Flash eventually would prove impossible to bring to the mobile era in quite the same way, as portability and improved HTML rendering capabilities made it obsolete.
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Take your pick from the following four models: Designed for "total immersion and maximum portability," the M17 gaming notebook is the thinnest and lightest 17-inch laptop that Alienware has ever made.
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BEST for the fridge BEST FOR MONITORING WATER QUALITY Best for your tap Best for tight budgets BEST for under the sINK Best for your countertop Best for purifying Best for portability
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But critics say letting Title 1 money follow students to higher-income schools outside their neighborhoods, referred to in education speak as Title 1 portability, would take money away from public schools.
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Mydentist pushed the feature even further, however, becoming the first issuer to include a portability test determined on the date of an acquisition agreement, not the date the company actually changes control.
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It requires companies to give people a "right to portability" - to take their data with them - and imposes fines of up to 4 percent of global revenue for companies breaking the law.
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And in typical Chinese fashion, it's priced very competitively at 206 yuan ($100), while adding new features like portability — it's able to play up to eight hours of music on the go.
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"True data portability should look more like the way people use our platform to sign into an app than the existing ways you can download an archive of your information," he said.
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Instagram's data portability tool lets you take your photos, videos, and messages with you if you choose to leave, but it doesn't sound like you'll be able to take comments or other data.
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I used it as my primary laptop for a week, and it delivers on the extreme portability and flexibility if it seems a little unnecessarily hamstrung for a device that ships for $1,000.
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We don't think we should be tackling these issues alone, which is why I've called for a more active role for governments and regulators on harmful content, protecting elections, privacy, and data portability.
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He suggests requirements for data portability and interoperability that would allow users to export their personal information and use it elsewhere if they were unsatisfied with their treatment by a social media giant.
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Best for functionality Best for adaptability Best for the city Best for sun protection Best for all terrain Best for design Best for speed Best for comfort Best for portability Best for summer
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"The interior of the Mint Concept offers ample space to stash temporary items that are essential for day-to-day life, with focus on portability and accessibility," the automaker said in a statement.
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The privacy of patients is strictly governed by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, which bars doctors and hospitals from sharing medical information with third parties without explicit patient permission.
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If the company can lure more open-world games to its new console, which are among today's biggest blockbusters, it can offer a selling point — portability — that none of its competitors can match.
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If regulation around security, portability, and interoperability is enacted, it could cost Facebook money for compliance, slow dow the pace of engineering innovation at the company, and make it more vulnerable to competitors.
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That's a little more than the $130 asking price of the Google Home, but for the money you're getting the portability, the ability to charge your devices, and a fancy slice of bamboo.
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Misunderstanding of the medical privacy act known as HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) is common and creates barriers to family caregivers getting information they need to oversee a loved one's care.
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Mark Warner (D-VA) has already laid out 20 different measures that would rein in Facebook and other tech giants, ranging from GDPR-style data portability requirements to more carveouts of Section 230.
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Instagram is building its own data portability tool which will allow users to download a copy of everything they've ever shared on the platform, similar to how Facebook's download your information tool works.
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These include the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) for healthcare and the 2002 Homeland Security Act, which was enacted in the wake of the 9/83 attacks, for the federal government.
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Attaching high-quality active microphones to thinly wired earphones that tangle may not be the most durable or dependable way to record audio, so you might end up sacrificing shelf life for portability.
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Europe is about to enact a law that, among other things, allows for data portability — meaning users can take their information from one platform for another — and lets users have their information deleted.
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One goal of this action is to reassure states that reporting individuals with mental health problems is not a violation of the privacy rights enshrined in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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On the portability front, this extra-thin laptop could only muster four hours of battery life when brand new and no more than two (I'm not kidding) after the first year of use.
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Power when you need it, portability when you don't The truth is that gaming laptops have never been able to contain all the power for the latest games within a realistically portable solution.
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A source close to the deal said the feature had been included "to address the practical problem" of buyers not knowing whether a sale will meet the portability test when an acquisition closes.
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The next step would be to bring this sort of sound experience to on-ear headphones for increased portability, but then the laws of physics and acoustics begin to get in the way.
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The MacBook is still the better computer to take on a flight with you, but the MacBook Pro approaches its level of portability while offering vastly more power and a longer-lasting battery.
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Whether it is GDPR expectations of data portability, the need for privacy impact assessments, or the appointment of European data protection officers, these requirements also can be tools we use to deliver trust.
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"True data portability should look more like the way people use our platform to sign into an app than the existing ways you can download an archive of your information," the editorial states.
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Under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, the law, known as HIPAA, that is meant to protect the privacy of patients' health information, health systems can share patient information with business partners.
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Just 48 hours after it was announced, federal regulators from the Department of Health and Human Services announced an investigation into whether the partnership violates HIPPA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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Looking to differentiate themselves, they talked to friends and potential customers about what they wanted out of their cereal, and found that portability and portion control were near the top of the list.
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They deliver accurate response with minimal distortion across the entire audio spectrum for a smooth high-end extension with tight bass Plus, their lightweight, collapsible design makes for the ultimate convenience and portability.
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However the regulation of these monopolies is tackled — whether through breakups, consumer protections and rights, data portability, or other approaches — it's time to start scrutinizing large tech companies as we do major banks.
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The federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, the patient privacy law better known as Hipaa, requires health providers to disclose only the minimum information necessary if they sue patients over unpaid bills.
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ACRO's third major legislative priority is to bring HIPAA – the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act – into the 21st Century so that health data can be easily and responsibly shared to advance research.
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"It's specifically an open source project, rather than a standards body or something else like that, because the main aim is to make the technical barriers to providing data portability lower," he says.
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Federal prosecutors in Cleveland, Ohio, on Monday filed a criminal information charging Dr. Franklin Price with violating the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act by giving the sales representative access to patient records.
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The health information you share with insurance companies, H.M.O.s, health care providers, or company health plans is protected by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), which helps keep your data private.
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Meanwhile, Congress is looking at new data portability legislation as a way to boost competition in the tech industry by allowing users to take information like friends lists from one platform to another.
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The RX100 VII manages to be so impressive because it can deliver nearly the portability of a smartphone, with some of the photography chops of a setup that typically requires its own suitcase.
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In an op-ed in The Washington Post on Saturday, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, called for government help with setting ground rules for harmful online content, election integrity, privacy and data portability.
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The patent outlines the perks of integrating a Game Boy in electrocardiograms, including modular functionality, portability, stability of the system, immediate access to data without additional bulky hardware, ease of use, and lowered cost.
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Wireless headphones offer more flexibility and portability than their wired counterparts, and let me tell you, once you stop worrying about catching your headphone cord on loose branches, the feeling of freedom is sweet.
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The portability is one of my favorite aspects of Zelda, and the flexibility the game offers has made it hard to go back to open-world games on hardware locked to my living room.
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Razer Blade Stealth 13 — £1,249.99 (list price £1,699.99) See Details ASUS C434 Chromebook — save £100.99 This ASUS Chromebook Flip takes convertible design to the next level, with contemporary looks, compact portability, and powerful specifications.
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