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Snapchat could soon show ads based on what your camera sees

By Eric David Jul 18, 2016

Many free mobile apps display targeted ads based on everything from the other apps you have installed to the items you have in your Amazon wishlist, and now according to a new patent application…

The Nico360 to launch as the world’s smallest 360 camera with a multitude of features

By Kyt Dotson Jul 18, 2016

The Nico360, world’s smallest 360-degree camera, just announced pre-orders on crowdfunding website Indigogo offering a 40 percent off for early-birds. The tiny camera measures 1.8 inches by 1.8 inches and weighs a mere 109…

Turnaround? IBM beats street as revenue decline slows

By Paul Gillin Jul 18, 2016

Investors applauded IBM’s second-quarter earnings announcement as the enterprise giant beat expectations on better-than-expected revenues and reaffirmed guidance for the full fiscal year. IBM stock rose nearly three percent in after-hours trading, capping a…

Ubuntu Forums data breach exposes 2 million users

By Robert Pleasant Jul 18, 2016

Ubuntu aficionados beware, as a data breach of the Ubuntu Forum has resulted in the leak of information for two million users. It should be noted that the breach has not hit Canonical Ltd.,…

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Opera reworks its $1.2BN sale to Chinese group in bid to bypass regulatory hurdles

By Maria Deutscher Jul 18, 2016

Shareholders of Opera Software ASA won’t be receiving the big payout that they were promised when it accepted a $1.2 billion buyout offer from a Chinese consortium in February. The browser maker announced today…

Google reportedly working on Hololens-like VR/AR hybrid

By Eric David Jul 18, 2016

Google was one of the first major companies to jump on the augmented reality bandwagon when it first unveiled Google Glass several years ago, and it has dipped its toes into virtual reality with…

Custom vitamins startup sees IoT opportunity in forgotten fitness trackers

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 18, 2016

A new company is marrying fitness tracking and supplement recommendations in its new, SaaS-driven health ecosystem. Services are central to the ecosystem’s success, downplaying the hardware sell by supporting the dizzying array of fitness…

This week in earnings: Will elephants dance?

By Paul Gillin Jul 18, 2016

Three giants of earlier eras of computing report earnings this week, and investors and customers will be looking for evidence that their modern-day makeovers are nearing completion. IBM will report after the closing bell…

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What you missed in Big Data: Machine learning gains yet more momentum

By Maria Deutscher Jul 18, 2016

Companies large and small are embracing machine learning in a bid to make better use of their data. Last week, eBay Inc. led the charge by acquiring SalesPredict Ltd., an Israeli startup that uses…

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What you missed in Cloud: New features and acquisitions

By Maria Deutscher Jul 18, 2016

Last week saw the competition in the public cloud reach another new height after Baidu Inc. rolled out three separate sets of developer tools for its infrastructure-as-a-service platform. The additions target the media processing,…

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Snapchat could soon show ads based on what your camera sees

The Nico360 to launch as the world’s smallest 360 camera with a multitude of features

Turnaround? IBM beats street as revenue decline slows

Ubuntu Forums data breach exposes 2 million users

Opera reworks its $1.2BN sale to Chinese group in bid to bypass regulatory hurdles

Google reportedly working on Hololens-like VR/AR hybrid

Custom vitamins startup sees IoT opportunity in forgotten fitness trackers

This week in earnings: Will elephants dance?

What you missed in Big Data: Machine learning gains yet more momentum

What you missed in Cloud: New features and acquisitions

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