2015年4月14日 星期二

2015-04-15 Israel Sci/Tech


ZDNet
   
Apple buys LinX and its thin, multi-sensor camera tech   
ZDNet
Cameras in future iPhones could bring DSLR-like features and the ability to capture depth information thanks to new sensors from a company called LinX. Apple reportedly bought LinX on Tuesday for an estimated $20 million according to the Wall Street ...

Apple Reportedly Purchases Israeli Company LinX   Arutz Sheva
Apple buys Israel-based, DSLR-like Camera Module Startup Linx   The Tech Portal
Apple pumps money into camera technology   Perth Now
Patently Apple   
Refinery29   
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Globes
   
Cloud security co Adallom raises $30m   
Globes
Cloud access security company Adallom today confirmed recent reports that it had closed a $30 million financing round. The round includes a strategic investment by newly launched Hewlett Packard Ventures, new stakeholder Rembrandt Venture Partners, ...

Adallom Secures $30 Million in Series C Growth Capital   MarketWatch

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IT Brief NZ
   
Revera bolsters hybrid offering with VMware vCloud Air   
Geekzone
Cloud services provider Revera has partnered with VMware to deliver a New Zealand gateway to the virtualisation and cloud infrastructure giant's VMware vCloud Air public cloud. The partnership connects Revera's New Zealand-based Homeland Cloud IaaS ...

Revera and VMware bring greater cloud offerings to NZ   IT Brief NZ
VMWare Healthcare Solutions Growing in Popularity as Organizations Deal with ...   HealthTechZone
VMware Helps Healthcare Organizations Embrace the Mobile Cloud   MarketWatch
Techsonian (press release)   
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Defense Update
   
LAAD 2015: Expanding Brazil's wheeled armored vehicle family   
Defense Update
Cockerill XC-8 105HP turret, mounting the Belgian company's 105 mm gun is one of the candidates for the 8x8 'wheeled tank' VMR-MR turret. Photo: Noam Eshel, Defense-Update. The production of 2044 VBTP-MR Guarani armored personnel carriers for the ...


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Wall Street Journal (blog)
   
Google Says It Has 'Very Strong Case' in European Antitrust Battle   
Wall Street Journal (blog)
Google told employees Tuesday it has a “very strong case” against expected charges by European regulators that it violated antitrust law by favoring its own services in search results. In an internal memo, Google warned employees to expect formal charges ...

EU to announce on Google anti-trust probe   Bangkok Post
Google expected to face anti-trust charges in Europe   Irish Independent
EU to announce antitrust moves against Google on Wednesday: papers   Reuters
Daily Mail   
The Seattle Times   
RT   
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CTV News
   
SpaceX launches space station food, fails to nail rocket landing   
CTV News
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- SpaceX launched a shipment of groceries to the International Space Station on Tuesday, including the first espresso maker bound for orbit. But the company's third attempt to land the leftover booster on an ocean platform failed.
SpaceX fails to land its reusable rocket.   Quartz
Rocket man Elon Musk's latest setback   The Australian
SpaceX Dragon capsule successfully launches, but return of booster goes awry   Christian Science Monitor
Spaceflight Now   
Discovery News   
Economic Times   
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The Australian
   
Gangs of hackers cause cyber breaches to spike 23 per cent   
Hamilton Spectator
SAN FRANCISCO — Organized criminal gangs of hackers got smarter, faster and more ubiquitous last year, pulling off 312 major breaches against companies. That's up 23 per cent from the year before, Symantec's 2014 Internet threat report found.
Health care targets, 'ransomware' are hackers' new favorites, Symantec says   San Jose Mercury News
​Britain 'most cyber-attacked country' in Europe – report   RT
Cyber attacks: it's the stupid user   Independent Online
TIME   
CNNMoney   
Seeking Alpha   
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VentureBeat
   
Apple bans selfie sticks: Any one found using one may be thrown out   
IBNLive
New Delhi: Apple is making it absolutely clear that it will not tolerate any person attending its upcoming WWDC developers conference who gets into a selfie-clicking mode using a telescoping stick. The company has issued a attendance policy for its June ...

Apple announces WWDC 2015, "The epicenter of change"   Examiner.com
Business News Roundup, April 15   SFGate
Apple Daily: WWDC 2015 Dates; Apple Acquires Mobile Camera Tech Company   Mac|Life
ReadWrite   
Gizmodo Australia   
TechNewsWorld   
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Mashable
   
Cable companies launch the first of many lawsuits against net neutrality   
Mashable
Protesters urge lawmakers to "Save the Internet" during FCC discussions regarding net neutrality on May 15, 2014. Image: Jason Abrruzzese. Tumblr_my9s93ygwa1qbkdcro1_1280. By Jason Abbruzzese 1 hour ago. When the FCC passed its new Internet ...

AT&T sues to overturn FCC's net neutrality rules   MarketWatch
AT&T adds another lawsuit to the Net neutrality pile-on   CNET
FCC's Net Neutrality Rules Hit With New Lawsuits From Telecom Companies   NBCNews.com
Fortune   
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Belfast Telegraph
   
Zombie worm 'destroyed fossils'   
Belfast Telegraph
A species of bone-eating worm that was believed to have evolved in conjunction with whales has been dated back to prehistoric times when it fed on the carcasses of giant marine reptiles. Also in this Section. Study probes new Alzheimer's cause ...

'Zombie worms' ate bones of prehistoric reptiles - meaning fewer fossils to help ...   mirror.co.uk
Boneworms Dined on Ancient Sea Serpents   Live Science
Zombie worms ate plesiosaur bones   BBC News

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