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Jamie Harris

  • Editor, Think with Google
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As seen in: The Daily Mirror, The Independent (UK), The Sun, Yahoo News UK, Daily Express, News.com.au, The London Standard, Yahoo Finance UK, The Conversation, BT and
Editor for @ThinkwithGoogle. Award-winning journalist, digital expert & podcast presenter. Sporadic nonsense at @jamiedharris. Views own.
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By Jamie Harris
| Gossip Addict
Analysis by Jamie Harris, Assistant Technology and Science Editor at The Sun Was this change deliberate or an oversight? Despite the sheer amount of testing that goes into software, things do get missed and it takes complaints like the ones above to bring about change. It could be that Google didn’t quite consider that some people have older cars with smaller screens, compared to flashy new cars with bigger screens.
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Nasa's terrifying list of asteroids that could wipe out life on Earth – the worst is like dropping 75bn tonnes of TNT

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By Jamie Harris
| Gossip Addict
ASTEROIDS are constantly passing Earth – and every once in a while some make a direct hit. Fortunately, the latter are all too small to pose any serious threat and burn up in the atmosphere. Of course, the last major asteroid to hit Earth was 66million years ago which wiped out most dinosaurs. The chances of another such event happening are small but Nasa and other space agencies are taking no chances. Experts are constantly monitoring space for potential threats.
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Benign Familial Pemphigus in Skin of Color

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By Jamie Harris, Tyler Werbel, Sami K. Saikaly
| JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association) Verified
An African American man in his 40s presented with a 10-year history of pruritic intertriginous eruption. The patient had no improvement with treatment with triamcinolone, 0.1%, ointment. Physical examination showed friable erythematous plaques on the neck, inguinal folds, buttocks, bilateral axillae, and bilateral antecubital fossae. Punch biopsy results of the right axilla revealed acantholysis, confirming the diagnosis of benign familial pemphigus.
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