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and transmits the results wirelessly to a smartphone. It can do a complete blood test a PSA test


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from the Gogoro mobile app on the riders smartphone or when a battery is exchanged at a Gostation via NFC. iders get to select specific ride feel,


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Clinical trials of the device will begin next year at three sites in France and Italy, aiming to compare its readings with those from traditional medical devices.

is an app that uses a smartphone camera to monitor blood levels in the face


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#Will car makers become internet companies? Connected vehicles will create a new business opportunity proving the internet-based mobile services to the driver.

Car manufacturers will soon be competing against technology companies to provide the online services to connected cars. Autonomous connected vehicles are seen as the first major market for so-called internet of things (Iot.

Connecting vehicles to the internet will add a far greater level of complexity to the automotive business model.

and sell internet based services. Whether they are successful in doing this will determine they business growth in the years ahead.


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save and share digital recipes on their smartphones or tablets and, via partnerships with retailers like Freshdirect, turn recipes into shopping lists

The Smartgrill by Lynx, programmable via smartphone, is activated voice to cook on user command or automatically via a database of more than 200 preprogrammed recipes.


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She relies on that baseline information to reply to customer email and answer phone calls; if she understands the query,

she scans the web or the corporate intranet for clues. Only when Amelia cannot locate the relevant information does she escalate the case to a human expert,

NTT Group and Baker hughes, tackling everything from overseeing technology help desks to supporting financial operations to advising remote workers in the field.

and now Google has them on the road. The pace of change is so rapidlmost exponentialhat even though Amelia is not yet really operational in too many situations,

But then I talk to people at the biggest computer science departments in the U s. laces like Google

he says. n the next few years you will start to see customers hanging up the phone and asking,


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#Big U s. Data Breaches Offer Treasure trove for Hackers A massive breach of U s. federal computer networks disclosed this week is the latest in a flood of attacks by suspected Chinese hackers aimed at grabbing personal data,

adding that the attack on the pharma company involved malicious software installed together with the Chinese-language search engine Baidu.

and F-35 built by Lockheed martin Corp. Lockheed redoubled security efforts focused on suppliers after a"significant and tenacious"attack on its computer networks in 2011 that was enabled by lax security at a supplier.

including potential passwords for websites that may be portals to information about weapons systems or other research data."

which hackers gained access to private data of a website administrator by finding passwords on a public website linked to the person's hobby."


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These cutting edge companies rely heavily upon mobile and cloud technologies and a wide variety of online services and platforms.

the president and founder of 10up Inc. 10up is a website design and development company with 115 team members working remotely from 20 locations.

While most remote companies reported using phone and video conferencing to conduct job interviews, some used other means.

Automattic, the web development company that operates Wordpress. com and has more than 325 remote workers,

Origin Eight, a web and application development company with 25 remote workers, takes time to build culture.


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15-year veteran teacher and cofounder of Quick Key Mobile. his collaboration puts the power of teaching back into the capable hands of teachers.

the most widely used web-based student information system, supports more than 13 million students globally. Powerschool enables today educators to make timely decisions that impact student performance


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#Google#s Project Ara update: New partners inductive data transfer and cutting-edge battery tech Ever since Google Project Ara debuted,

consumers have been interested in the possibility of a customized smartphone with hot-swappable modules and varying functionality that can be changed on the fly depending on the user needs.

Today, Google gave a major update on where the program is and where it headed through 2015.

Right now, Google is focused on building what it calls the Spiral 2 device, a new version of the hardware that will include multiple modules, greater flexibility,

the option to swap out the battery while the device is in low power mode, and the opportunity to use multiple antennas for better signal sourcing and multiple carrier support.

Google is reportedly working on induction signaling, with a 150-micron gap between components that will prevent the wear and tear that comes with repetitive switching back and forth.

Project Ara roadmap Google also laid out the Project Ara longer-term roadmap through 2015,

Spiral 3 will add the Rockchip reference design, an LTE 4g modem, an Android release, packaging

Google also talked up the concept of giving new and unusual battery designs a forum to experiment with Project Ara there are battery technologies that offer substantial improvements over conventional lithium polymer architectures

but either cost too much for typical inclusion into smartphones or have specialized other requirements. Some of these could be met within the Project Ara modular concept,

and Google wants to see the platform used for prototyping and market testing. Longer term, the goal is to create an initial pool of some 20-30 modules,

Google didn go into detail on what a ollution sensormight be, but it possible to include a carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide,

and other types of smoke detector modules in a smartphone platform. A Project Ara device could conceivably include multiple modules to scan for various types of atmospheric contaminants

Google has stressed the goal of creating an entire ecosystem around this concept rather than simply throwing it to the consumer-wolves,

and hobbyists who want the ability to customize a phone for particularly long battery life or with specialized sensors.

if the phone can be equipped with a sufficiently flexible LTE radio to allow for a truly global device.

Google intends to move forwards with market availability in the 2016 timeframe 0


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#In wake of Paris terror attacks UK Prime minister proposes ending secure communication The recent terror attacks against The french satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo have rocked the international community. UK Prime minister

noting that the government has retained always the ability to intercept letter or phone traffic, and that he viewed it as essential that the UK be able to intercept email and online traffic as well.

Cameron has been a strong supporter of the UK internet filtering campaigns and has pushed ISPS to adopt policies that require every single household to choose

whether or not to receive a filtered service as quickly as possible, despite the well-known problems that filter systems have


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#Google throws nearly a billion Android users under the bus refuses to patch OS vulnerability When it comes to providing security updates for previous products,

Others, like Google and Apple, have pursued tighter timelines for security updates. Google is now doubling down on that schedule,

refusing to patch bugs in Android 4. 3 or prior, even when those bugs could expose critical vulnerabilities on nearly a billion devices.

Up until quite recently, Google has patched aggressively problems in Android Webview rendering engine. Before Kitkat (Android 4. 4

With Kitkat and Lollipop, Google updated the operating system to use a Webview plugin derived from its Chromium project.

it contacted Google to inform the company that Android 4. 3 and below were vulnerable.

Google response and policy change are raising major eyebrows. Specifically, the company states that: If the affected version of Webview is before 4. 4,

Google will onsiderthe patch to see if it resolves the problem. If they don, Google now says the only thing it can do is inform various OEMS of the problem.

What Google is doing in essence, is telling its user community orry, you have to tell Samsung, LG,

and Motorola to provide you with an updated version of our operating system. This is hilariously impossible.

It would never fly in the PC WORLD imagine Microsoft telling customers orry, you have to make HP, Dell,

The average phone or tablet buyer has no way to upgrade their operating system unless the carrier provides an OTA update,

and two-year upgrade cycles means that plenty of people are going to be stuck on broken devices with known exploits that Google isn going to fix.

Granted, the fact that Google fixes an exploit doesn mean that carriers will deploy it,

Pushing OEMS off open-source Android One obvious reason for Google to stop fixing Android Browser problems is that the company is aggressively moving to get OEMS to stop using Android open-source features

and to replace them with features licensed directly from Google. Ars Technica has done an extensive write-up on this trend here,

No, Google isn killing Android it just ensuring that the only parts of the program that get feature updates, capability improvements,

and Samsung continued interest in Tizen are both the result of Google push to embed itself into the center of mobile business

Google is telling OEMS that they can either agree to its licensing terms and fall in line,


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Wattup could juice up your phone from up to 20 feet (6. 1 meters) away. The heart of Wattup is a hub that basically a powerful RF transmitter station.

and converted to DC power in the phone or tablet by a receiver chip. Whenever youe sending an electromagnetic signal through the air,

just like your phone can transfer from one cell tower to the next to maintain a connection.

the system begins charging your phone. When it detects that the phone is full, but maybe your tablet is getting low from an evening of couch computing,

it switches automatically to recharging that one. It could also connect to wearable devices or anything else if they have a receiver.

The hardware required on the phone side is cheap, so it might gain some traction.

However, the energy routers will probably be a substantial investment, especially considering most homes would need more than one


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#Google calls on FCC to mandate line-sharing pits itself directly against Comcast and other ISPS In the ongoing battle between net neutrality advocates and the ISPS,

Now, Google has weighed in on the issue, reminding the FCC that reclassifying companies like Comcast would serve the public interest and advance the deployment of high speed Internet.

What common carrier classification does and does not Do it may be helpful at this point to revisit

in the case of the proposed T-Mobile/AT&T merger, 4G LTE networks), is that it costs too much to be economically viable.

AT&T has made and broken repeated promises about network rollouts, often citing cost (Ars Technica has a summary of the shenanigans there over the years).

Verizon stopped deploying Fios citing construction costs and the difficulty of ramping the service in new markets.

Two years ago, an excellent piece by Bruce Kushnik skewered these claims by showing that Verizon total construction costs were dropping year-by-year,

In Verizon case it actively turned to tearing them out. This kind of bait -and-switch is what makes complaints that regulation represents unfair intrusion into the free market so damned egregious.

For decades, the telecommunications industry has gone collectively running to Congress, crying about the need for a greater slice of the tax revenue and service fee pie,

Google argument essentially rests on the idea that as a would-be competitor itself, access to these preexisting networks would allow it to deliver substantially better rates and lower prices to its customers.


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#Microsoft tries to thwart Google by investing in Cyanogen Windows phone still hasn set the world on fire,

so it seems Microsoft is investigating other ways to compete against Google and Apple in the mobile market.


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Who knows one day this type of generator could even generate enough energy to power your smartphone,

which is one of the biggest constraints to smartphone development and design o


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#USB 3. 1 shows big gains over USB 3. 0 early tests indicate USB 3. 1 was a hot topic at CES this year,


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and the modern smartphone. On the other hand, lithium-ion limitations are the reason why most EVS have a range of 40-60 miles, the Model S costs upwards of $80, 000,

and why your smartphone can last all day on a single charge. For all its promise and capability


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While there still a vast gulf between even a high-powered embedded chip like the Cortex-M4 and a Cortex-A7 smartphone class CPU, the only way to close that gap is to continue to push embedded performance per watt


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as well as smartphone and tablet displays. However, LEDS are created using organic materials that can be costly for researchers.


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if computers have become more mobile and flexible batteries should become more flexible, too. Arizona State university and China Jinan University have teamed up to create


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Most users still don like how you can tell a phone, irections to address and the phone knows what to do,

but that the address entry process takes more time with far costlier car navigation c


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#Indian-Origin researcher uses Wi-fi to power camera In a first such demonstration, an Indian-origin researcher has developed a system that uses Wi-fi Internet signals to beam power to remote

placed it close to a Wi-fi router and measured the resulting voltages in the device and for how long it can operate on the remote power source alone.

In the subsequent tests, the camera performed remarkably well. he battery-free camera can operate up to about five meters from the router,

The router could even power the camera through a brick wall, demonstrating that it would be possible to attach the device outside

we charge a Jawbone device in the vicinity of the power-over-Wi-fi router from a no-charge state to 41 percent charged state in 2. 5 hours,

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#Facebook can now detect and identify your face, even if it hidden Indeed Facebook is watching over you.

Intelligent algorithms can now spot you with fervour as much as investigation authorities in their hunt for criminals.

Turns out, Facebook new set of face recognition algorithms are so effective, they can detect people

According to a report in the News Scientist, Modern face-recognition algorithms are so good theye already found their way into social networks, shops and even churches.

Yann Lecun, head of artificial intelligence at Facebook wanted to see they could be adapted to recognise people in situations where someone face isn clear,

a tool like this could lend a hand in a photo app like Facebook Moments

or even Google revamped Photos software. However, it also raises privacy questions when you can be identified in a snapshot

Facebook algorithm is pretty good too, identifying people with an 83 percent success rate in tests,

if it makes its way into the social network photo galleries in the future. nnovation is always welcome.

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#Google, Intel and Tata partner on rural internet initiative for women A digitally connected India will bring remendous powerin the hands of citizens by connecting them to the rest of the world,

Ratan Tata said on Friday, lauding the government Digital India programme. delighted that the Prime minister has decided to give so much preference

Tata said in Mumbai at the launch of an initiative to deepen Internet usage among rural women.

has tied up with Google and Intel to help women access the Internet in large numbers under this initiative. nternet will help educate India,

will give access to livelihood to many women who do not have a formal livelihood,

Reminiscing how people were forced to wait for up to 10 years to get a phone connection during his childhood

Tata said deeper penetration of the phone has empowered the entire population now. Benefits in terms of finding one identity, self-respect and access to knowledge because of the phone are said nbelievable he.

Executives from Google said even though growth in women users is outpacing that of men in urban areas,

women account for only a tenth of the total rural Internet users. Under the Internet Saathi programme, 1, 000 specially designed bicycles having connected devices will give villagers an experience of Internet over a period of four to six months.

The initiative aims to cover 4 500 villages over the next 18 months, starting with Gujarat, Rajasthan and Jharkhand and targets to reach out to about 500,000 women a


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#New computerised learning system can spot irony and sarcasm in text messages and emails A new computerised learning system spots emotional sentiments, such as sarcasm and irony,

in text messages and emails and it could even detect content that suggests suicidal ideations.

Eden Saig, a computer science student at the Technion-Israel Institute of technology in Israel, developed the computerised learning system

In text and email messages, those nuances are lost and writers who want to signify sarcasm, sympathy or doubt have taken to using images,

Recently, pages intended to be humourous on social networks such as Facebook and Twitter were titled uperior and condescending people,

or rdinary and sensible people. uch pages are very popular in Israel, said Saig, and users are invited to submit suggestions for phrases that can be labelled as tereotypical sayings, for that particular page.

The method he developed enables the system to detect future patterns on any social network. Since the content in these sections was colloquial, everyday language,

or slang words and phrases in text. aig applied achine-Learningalgorithms to the content on these pages and used the results to automatically identify stereotypical behaviours found every day in social network communication.

The quantification was carried out by examining 5, 000 posts on social media pages and, through statistical analysis, gearing a learning system to recognise content structure that could be identified as condescending or slang.


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#Cooler computers, smartphones using graphene film Almost half of the total energy used in running a computer goes in cooling it down.


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#Wireless power transfer now lets you charge mobile phones from a distance Now, you won have to look for a socket to charge your phone or a laptop.

Researchers have developed a wireless power transfer (WPT) technology that can charge mobile phones from a distance. The WPT technology developed by researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) works just as Wi-fi works for Internet connections.

It allows mobile devices to be charged at any location and in any direction, even if the devices are away from the power source.

With this technology your device will automatically get charged without being tethered to a charger if you are designated in the area where the charging is available,

For example, the Samsung galaxy S6 could only be charged wirelessly in a fixed position, having one degree of freedom. ur transmitter system is safe for humans and compatible with other electronic devices.


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#Facebook solar-powered Internet drone Aquila is ready for real-world testing In its latest announcement,

Facebook reveals to have completed building its first full-scale drone, Aquila, that aims at providing Internet access to the most remote parts of the world.

Aquila is powered a solar unmanned plane that beams down internet connectivity from the sky. It has the wingspan of a Boeing 737,

Facebook has announced also what it call a reakthroughin laser communications technology. The company claims to have tested successfully a new laser that can transmit data at 10 gigabits per second. hat ten times faster than any previous system,

Zuckerberg said in a Facebook post. The plane will weigh about 880 pounds (400 kg),

Separately, Facebook a year ago launched Internet. org, an initiative to provide Internet access to the two-thirds of the world that do not have a reliable connection including India.

Parikh said Facebook is not planning to sell the drones but will use them to expand Internet access.

Although Facebook does not immediately face policy or legal hurdles in testing its drone in the United states,

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#Facebook solar-powered Aquila, Internet-beaming drone, ready for real-world testing In its latest announcement, Facebook reveals to have completed building its first full-scale drone, Aquila, that aims at providing Internet access

to the most remote parts of the world. The drone is now ready for real-world testing

Aquila is powered a solar unmanned plane that beams down internet connectivity from the sky. It has the wingspan of a Boeing 737,

Facebook has announced also what it call a reakthroughin laser communications technology. The company claims to have tested successfully a new laser that can transmit data at 10 gigabits per second. hat ten times faster than any previous system,

Zuckerberg said in a Facebook post. The plane will weigh about 880 pounds (400 kg),

Separately, Facebook a year ago launched Internet. org, an initiative to provide Internet access to the two-thirds of the world that do not have a reliable connection including India.

Parikh said Facebook is not planning to sell the drones but will use them to expand Internet access.

Although Facebook does not immediately face policy or legal hurdles in testing its drone in the United states,


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#Facebook solar-powered Aquila, Internet-beaming drone, ready for real-world testing In its latest announcement, Facebook reveals to have completed building its first full-scale drone, Aquila, that aims at providing Internet access

Aquila is powered a solar unmanned plane that beams down internet connectivity from the sky. It has the wingspan of a Boeing 737,

Facebook has announced also what it call a reakthroughin laser communications technology. The company claims to have tested successfully a new laser that can transmit data at 10 gigabits per second. hat ten times faster than any previous system,

Zuckerberg said in a Facebook post. The plane will weigh about 880 pounds (400 kg),

Separately, Facebook a year ago launched Internet. org, an initiative to provide Internet access to the two-thirds of the world that do not have a reliable connection including India.

Parikh said Facebook is not planning to sell the drones but will use them to expand Internet access.

Although Facebook does not immediately face policy or legal hurdles in testing its drone in the United states,


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#Facebook solar-powered Internet drone Aquila is now ready for real-world testing In its latest announcement,

Facebook reveals to have completed building its first full-scale drone, Aquila, that aims at providing Internet access to the most remote parts of the world.

Aquila is powered a solar unmanned plane that beams down internet connectivity from the sky. It has the wingspan of a Boeing 737,

Facebook has announced also what it call a reakthroughin laser communications technology. The company claims to have tested successfully a new laser that can transmit data at 10 gigabits per second. hat ten times faster than any previous system,

Zuckerberg said in a Facebook post. The plane will weigh about 880 pounds (400 kg),

Separately, Facebook a year ago launched Internet. org, an initiative to provide Internet access to the two-thirds of the world that do not have a reliable connection including India.

Parikh said Facebook is not planning to sell the drones but will use them to expand Internet access.

Although Facebook does not immediately face policy or legal hurdles in testing its drone in the United states,


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the IIP chief told the website. The guidelines are being finalised with the help of the Agricultural and Processed food Products Export Development Authority.


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Simpler versions of deep learning can be found in programs we use every day, like Siri on the iphone or Google street view


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#SQFT Launches To Disrupt The Real estate Industry With Mobile The real estate industry is a funny thing.

fully transactional mobile application that allows homeowners to list, search, negotiate and purchase homes using only their smartphone.

In doing so, SQFT believes that its platform reduces agent commission costs by two-thirds.

homeowners can create a listing on their smartphone which is posted then to multiple listing services including Trulia and Zillow.


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#Your Next Cracked Cellphone Screen May Self Repair We all know how easy it is to end up with a cracked phone screen,

but thanks to new technology your next cellphone is likely to self repair. Engineers have revealed a major breakthrough,

and expected to be applied to at least part of the mobile phone industry within five years. The chemicals are contained in millions of microspheres

he could ertainly envisage how similar technology could be appliedto cellphones and other items. While the Bristol researchers have focused on aviation,


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#Amazon Patents A System That Unlocks Your Smartphone With Your Ear There are several ways that you can unlock a smartphone,

if you could unlock your smartphone with ear recognition software? Amazon thinks so. Amazon has received a patent on June 9th that is titled ar recognition as device input.

I doubt that Amazon would require users to unlock their smartphones to answer phone calls if this technology is implemented

I believe that the primary benefits for having an ear scanner is to simply unlock the smartphone for uses other than answering phone calls.

And then an adult scans his or her ear with the same tablet to quickly pull up their stocks, weather, news and social media apps.

Amazon is not the only company that has come up with a hands-free way to unlock a smartphone.

Lab126 is an Amazon com subsidiary that has developed the Amazon Kindle, the Amazon Fire TV SET-top device and the Fire Phone.

The Fire Phone is distinguished by its Dynamic Perspective feature which utilizes four cameras at every corner of the device to track the user eyes


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