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Ramakrishnan Laxman
Oct 7, 2009, 3:17:42 AM10/7/09
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Google Health Adds Two More Insurers, Only Has 267 To Go
Google announced today the addition of two new health insurance companies to its Google Health
platform at the Health 2.0 – original naming FTW – event in San Francisco. The fact that the company is touting this addition on its main blog
is telling because it cuts to the heart of the product's main
challenge. With today's addition of both Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
and the American Postal Workers Union Health Plan to the program, the
current count of participating insurers is three (Blue Cross Blue
Shield of MA joined late last year). Needless to say, there are hundreds more
health insurance providers in the United States, so it's going to be a
long haul for Google to include the majority of them in the program. more
platform at the Health 2.0 – original naming FTW – event in San Francisco. The fact that the company is touting this addition on its main blog
is telling because it cuts to the heart of the product's main
challenge. With today's addition of both Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
and the American Postal Workers Union Health Plan to the program, the
current count of participating insurers is three (Blue Cross Blue
Shield of MA joined late last year). Needless to say, there are hundreds more
health insurance providers in the United States, so it's going to be a
long haul for Google to include the majority of them in the program. more
Microsoft launches Windows phones
The first
Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphones go on sale on Tuesday, alongside an
application store and cloud backup service. Microsoft is also formally
launching its application store, known as Windows Marketplace for
Mobile. more
Google targeted in e-mail scam
Google's web-based e-mail system, Gmail, has been targeted as part of an "industry-wide phishing scheme".
The firm said that it had immediately safeguarded the affected accounts. BBC News has seen two lists that detail more than 30,000 names and passwords from e-mail providers, including Yahoo and AOL, which were posted online.
The lists also include details of thousands of Microsoft Hotmail users. Google said fewer than 500 of its accounts had been affected by the scam. more
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