Monthly Archives: July 2014

Daily Tech Briefing

Daily Tech Briefing: July 7, 2014

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A new update for Microsoft's Outlook Web App is cutting a few steps out of the process of working with email attachments. A new...
Google research

Google Shares Research Findings With Scientific World

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Google researchers write a lot of papers on topics including computing, data, statistics and more, and share them often with the world's scientific community...
Internet of things

Atmel Buys Newport Media in Internet of Things Push

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Atmel is expanding its capabilities in the growing Internet of things space with the acquisition of Newport Media, which makes wireless chip solutions.Atmel is...
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Voice Messages Return in Skype 5.2 for iPhone

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Microsoft has issued the second update to its new Skype app for iPhone less than a month after it was released, the company announced...

How Software Developers Use Social Collaboration in the Agile Age

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Software development is a team sport and today's developers, perhaps more than any other types of workers, have a need to collaborate with others...
Microsoft Kinect

Kinect for Windows v2 Arrives July 15 for $200

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Windows users have only about a week to wait for the new Kinect to become available for Microsoft's flagship operating system.The company is currently...
Apple luxury retail

Apple Grows Luxury Expertise With Hire of LVMH’s Patrick Pruniaux

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Apple's luxury retail brain trust continues to grow, and with it rumors of an impending smartwatch, if not other high-end accessories.The company's newest hire...
smartwatches

LG, Samsung Launch Android Wear Smartwatches

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The Samsung Gear Live and LG G Android Wear smartwatches are now on sale and available to consumers as of July 7, giving prospective...
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Intel Signs Up Panasonic as Chip Foundry Customer

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Intel is growing its burgeoning chip foundry business by agreeing to manufacture 14-nanometer systems-on-a-chip for audio-visual equipment for Panasonic.Officials with the giant chip maker...
Storage vendor secrets

10 Things Storage Vendors Don’t Want You to Know

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10 Things Storage Vendors Don't Want You to Know by Chris Preimesberger Five-Year Warranties Should Be Standard Most storage vendors include a 12-month warranty and will probably...