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Apple leased camera-equipped vehicles spotted in Bay area, hints at street view-style mapping project

By Collen Kriel Feb 4, 2015

In recent weeks a number of minivans sporting camera equipment as well as LiDAR sensors mounted to the roof have occurred in the Concord, California area. The sightings could be due to a new…

Alibaba delivery drones take-off in 3-day pilot scheme

By Mike Wheatley Feb 4, 2015

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has stolen a march on Amazon.com, and is now testing a drone-based delivery service, according to a post on the Taobao website. The extremely limited pilot program that…

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Qumulo bags $40M as clues emerge about mystery storage platform

By Maria Deutscher Feb 4, 2015

Qumulo Inc. has landed an additional $40 million in funding from investors to help organizations store their fast-growing data troves more effectively. The stealthy startup is staying deliberately opaque about how it intends to…

Wearables to help push mobile traffic growth tenfold, says Cisco report

By Collen Kriel Feb 4, 2015

Released Tuesday, Cisco Systems Inc.’s Global Mobile Data Traffic Forecast takes a look back at 2014 and offers a glimpse at what it predicts mobile data traffic will look like by 2019. Simply put,…

Pixie, the ‘Location of Things’ solution, finds your stuff via augmented reality

By Collen Kriel Feb 4, 2015

Ever lost your smartphone? Or forgot your laptop charger at home, only to realize you desperately need a charge when you arrive at a meeting? Pixie wants to help you keep track of exactly…

Darkleaks, a haven for whistleblowers and pirates

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 4, 2015

It’s thought that the Bitcoin Blockchain can serve multiple purposes aside from keeping records of transactions. Ideas mooted so far include a universal passport and a censorship-resistant messaging service. Develop Amir Taaki has now…

Bing blocking Google? Microsoft’s new Android app could divert Google lovers

By James Farrell Feb 4, 2015

Coming straight outta Microsoft’s Garage, a creative nexus in which the company’s hackers, makers, artists, tinkerers, musicians, inventors get together and throw around ideas, is a new Android app that goes by the name…

You can now use Bitcoin to pay for marijuana from vending machines in Seattle

By Duncan Riley Feb 4, 2015

When some think of Bitcoin the first things that may come to mind are Silk Road and the illegal trade of drugs on the darknet. Sure, readers of SiliconANGLE will know that the perception doesn’t fit reality,…

Cryptocurrency startup NeuCoin raises $2.25 million seed round

By Duncan Riley Feb 3, 2015

Cryptocurrency startup NeuCoin has raised a $2.25 million seed round from 20 individual investors including King Digital Entertainment plc co-founder Patrik Stymne, Uber Inc. SVP Emil Michael and Hotwire Inc. president Henrik Kjellberg. Set to launch…

Twitter starts selling ads on third party sites, begins with Flipboard, Yahoo! Japan

By Duncan Riley Feb 3, 2015

Twitter Inc. has taken a step outside its native tweet stream with news today that the company has started selling advertising on third party sites. The initial launch will see Promoted Tweets appear on…

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Apple leased camera-equipped vehicles spotted in Bay area, hints at street view-style mapping project

Alibaba delivery drones take-off in 3-day pilot scheme

Qumulo bags $40M as clues emerge about mystery storage platform

Wearables to help push mobile traffic growth tenfold, says Cisco report

Pixie, the ‘Location of Things’ solution, finds your stuff via augmented reality

Darkleaks, a haven for whistleblowers and pirates

Bing blocking Google? Microsoft’s new Android app could divert Google lovers

You can now use Bitcoin to pay for marijuana from vending machines in Seattle

Cryptocurrency startup NeuCoin raises $2.25 million seed round

Twitter starts selling ads on third party sites, begins with Flipboard, Yahoo! Japan

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