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Texas School For The Deaf Launches School Safety Apps For Students, Employees
Posted on · The Texas School for the Deaf is rolling out two new mobile apps to promote school safety.
Posted on · The Texas School for the Deaf is rolling out two new mobile apps to promote school safety.
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: The latest on heavy rain and flooding, a new app helps people find the right therapist, and a UH student finds something new on the moon.
Posted on · Nearly a month after Santa Fe high school shooting, Gov. Greg Abbott has launched a digital technology to make it easier for Texans to report unusual activity in schools and communities within minutes.
Posted on · Growing concern about concussions has led to new rules in various sports, and a new movie starring Will Smith as a crusading doctor. But concussions are not easy injuries to treat – or even diagnose. David Eagleman, a neuroscientist at Houston's Baylor College of Medicine, has developed an iPad app called "BrainCheck." It uses research-backed […]
Posted on · We learn about FuelMe, a service that delivers gas to your vehicle using a mobile app. It was created by two University of Houston alumni, Wisam Nahhas and Nour Baki.
Posted on · We learn about Flavour, a mobile app that launched in five cities including Houston. It promises to show food lovers where to go for great meals. CEO and Houston native Emily Keeton, a native Houstonian, tells us more.
Posted on · For those of us who use the Internet or smartphones, we often take for granted the technology behind them that makes them work – well, at least until it doesn't. For every website and mobile app there was a person – or a team of them – designing the interface and writing lines and lines […]
Posted on · We learn about Flavour, a mobile app that launched in five cities including Houston. It promises to show food lovers where to go for great meals. CEO and Houston native Emily Keeton, a native Houstonian, tells us more.