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- Philips' Android-based GoGear Connect PMP now avai...
- LG Optimus LTE (LU6200) spotted again
- Sony offers 'adjustment' for NEX-5N camera to redu...
- Rogue toilet takes out Norfolk server
- Samsung will be 'more aggressive' in its patent ba...
- Cortex-M4 set to become ARM's power core
- Sansa MP3 player widely compatible, screen now fit...
- Sceptre X425BV-FHD 42-inch HDTV launches for $599 SRP
- Samsung PS51D550 Plasma 3D TV Review
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- LG Infinia 50PZ950T review
- Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread brings HD video recordin...
- Samsung Conquer 4G Smartphone Tech Review
- Kingston DataTraveler R400 USB Flash Drive
- Will Windows 8 PCs Shut the Door on Linux?
- Google+ goes public with 9 new features
- Microsoft releases Mango
- Play.com is sold for £25m
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- iRoom iDock is the world’s first motorized, in-wal...
- Apple purchasing flash memory from Japan to reduce...
- The UK's 10 best and worst broadband streets
- Tegra 3 has 5 Cores
- First Quantum Computer With Quantum CPU And Separa...
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- Windows 8 BUILD tablets going for $2,700 on eBay
- GE DV1 waterproof camcorder
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- Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray review
- Windows 8 on ARM chips: It was too good to be true
- Samsung Galaxy S III Gearing Up for 2012 Debut; to...
- HP Pavilion 3216AU - two for one ultraportable bar...
- Upgrade Your TV to a Smart TV Without Replacing It...
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- BT announces 114 new exchange locations, taking th...
- GE Energy Accelerates Telecom Infrastructure Energ...
- Nintendo 3DS Slide Pad add-on appears online
- Wharfedale DX-1 HCP Home Theater Speaker System
- BMW shows off Concept e electric scooter and Husqv...
- Asustek's $200 Eee PC X101 Goes Up for Preorder
- iPhones are for old people, says HTC exec
- Updated: Top 10 best Android phones compared
- Yamaha YAS-101 Sound Bar Speaker
- New Operating System Being Born in Asia
- The First Glimpse of the Windows 8 Start Menu
- Samsung Epic 4G Touch available at Walmart for pre...
- Lol.. Using the MacBook Air as a kitchen knife : )
- Samsung Rival To iPhone 5 Lite Landing On O2 Soon
- Windows 8 to boot in 8 seconds
- PlayStation Vita now available for pre-order on Am...
- Internet company creates £100,000 data centre in N...
- Tursion TS-102 – pico projector or computer
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- DigiNotar hacker shares details on GlobalSign breach
- iPhone 5 factory churning out 4.5m phones per month
- Review Fujifilm FinePix T200
- Rotel RSP-1572 Surround Preamplifier/Processor
- Samsung, Microsoft join forces on Windows 8 tablet
- Skype: Microsoft's $8.5 billion identity tool
- HP TouchPad screen can now support Android
- Nokia N9 Available
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- Sony Ericsson Nozomi smartphone for 2012
- Intel to focus on Ultrabooks, Windows 8 at forum
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- iPhone 5 With 8 megapixel camera being built in Ta...
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- FujiFilm Launches Latest FinePix T 200 Digital Camera
- £350,000 iPod dock released
- Motorola Xoom gets bargain price tag
- iPhone 5 pre-orders begin
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- Samsung NX200 camera does a bang-up job
- 70 inch HDTV prototype is also a Windows 7 PC
- It’s an Android future, with or without Google
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- ASUS G74SX - very well rounded 17.3in gaming notebook
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Description:
PocketLingo Medical turns your PDA into a reference and learning tool that will enrich your vocabulary effortlessly and quickly.
Using The American Heritage® Stedman's Medical Dictionary, PocketLingo Medical gives you clear, authoritative definitions of up-to-date entries in all areas of medicine. This software also helps you expand your medical vocabulary by using proven learning methods, such as study cards and a customized word list.
The American Heritage® Stedman's Medical Dictionary combines the expertise of Stedman's medical dictionaries with the clarity of the American Heritage® dictionaries to produce an indispensable reference for general readers, medical professionals, and professionals in allied and related fields.
KEY FEATURES:
* The American Heritage® Stedman's Medical Dictionary, Second Edition offers clear, authoritative definitions of over 45,000 up-to-date entries in all areas of medicine.
* Multi-Dictionary Capability to add other PocketLingo 2.0 dictionaries (e.g. PocketLingo College, PocketLingo Thesaurus, PocketLingo Cultural Literacy)
* Advanced integrated learning features including Study Cards and MyWord List help you quickly and effectively master new vocabulary.
* Biographical entries describe the contributions of scientists and physicians from ancient times to the present.
* Fully updated content with new vocabulary, prescription drugs, brand names, and health policy terms
* Syllabication of terms, and pronunciation keys for many entries.
* Easy-to-use interface that includes color support for better legibility.
* Fast look-ups, with auto-lookup, recently viewed list, and highly optimized performance.
* Support for external memory cards (SD/MMC).
* Important note: Full version requires 3.1MB of free memory on your Smartphone device or on an external memory card (A minimum 520KB of device memory is used).
Requirements:
- Smartphone 2002 or higher
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Description:
This dictionary provides full coverage of all the important terms and concepts used in medicine today. Written by distinguished practicing specialists and medical writers, it is intended primarily for workers in the paramedical fields: pharmacists, physiotherapists, speech therapists, social workers, hospital secretaries, administrators, technicians, and so on. It will also be invaluable for medical students and practicing doctors. Each entry contains a basic definition, followed- where appropriate- by a more detailed explanation or description.
A feature of the dictionary is that the articles are written in clear and concise English without the use of unnecessary technical jargon. For this reason the book will also be of both interest and value to the general reader who needs a home medical dictionary.
Features:
* Quick dynamic search of words while you type
* Transcriptions facilitating pronunciation
* Hyperlinks between different related words
* Dynamic changing of font sizes
* Learning features
* Wildcard filtration feature (the use of "?" replaces a letter and "*" replaces a group of letters within words)
* Button allowing quick erase of the query field
* Support of multiple dictionaries installed at a time
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Overview:
This dictionary provides full coverage of all the important terms and concepts used in medicine today. Written by distinguished practicing specialists and medical writers, it is intended primarily for workers in the paramedical fields: pharmacists, physiotherapists, speech therapists, social workers, hospital secretaries, administrators, technicians, and so on. It will also be invaluable for medical students and practicing doctors. Each entry contains a basic definition, followed- where appropriate- by a more detailed explanation or description. A feature of the dictionary is that the articles are written in clear and concise English without the use of unnecessary technical jargon. For this reason the book will also be of both interest and value to the general reader who needs a home medical dictionary.
More information:
http://www.mobisystems.com/product.html?p=2&l=a.../b...
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