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Agricultural analytics startup FarmLogs harvests $10M to expand field operations

By Maria Deutscher Dec 18, 2014

FarmLogs Inc. has raised $10 million in a second round of funding to expand its cloud-based analytics service aimed at everyday ranchers. The startup is one of the newest in the crop of new…

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PanTerra released analytics tools for internal communications

By Maria Deutscher Dec 18, 2014

While a lot of recent new product activity has been focused on deriving meaning from public conversations in social media, PanTerra Networks Inc. is turning the lens back on internal communications with a new…

Can this hat replace your Fitbit?

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 18, 2014

This week’s Smart Health roundup features a hat that could replace your current activity tracker, a smart thermometer raising funds, and a luxurious partnership for wearable tech. LifeBEAM smart hat If you’re tired of…

Microsoft blushes after senior employee goes on Google Apps ‘knucklehead’ rant

By James Farrell Dec 18, 2014

“We’re sorry, but we can’t find the page you are looking for” is all that remains of a rather contentious and highly amusing Microsoft Office Blogs post in which a senior product manager for…

Could the next Nintendo handheld be “doughnut-shaped?”

By Eric David Dec 18, 2014

Nintendo Co., Ltd. is rumored to be producing a new handheld to replace the 3DS with an unusual screen shape. According to an Osakan reporter with Japan Times, Nintendo has entered a deal with Japanese…

Twitter CEO “grabbing a lifeboat” by dumping TWTR stock?

By Eric David Dec 18, 2014

Twitter, Inc. CEO Dick Costolo has been making investors nervous as he sells more and more of his stock in the company, and now some have reacted in outrage after his family trust unloaded…

Tile launches Android app to track objects, has less features than iPhone app

By Collen Kriel Dec 18, 2014

Tile Inc. announced in the fall that it had raised $13 million in funding through a combination of a seed and Series A funding. Part of that money was allocated to hiring more Android…

New BlackBerry Classic: a blast from the past or a breath of fresh air?

By Collen Kriel Dec 18, 2014

Smartphone users want and prefer touchscreens. Or do they? BlackBerry Ltd. seems to think they don’t. Its latest smartphone, the BlackBerry Classic, sports a physical QWERTY keyboard. The new phone has a 3.5-inch 720-by-720…

Chinese phone maker Coolpad caught building backdoors into its phones

By Duncan Riley Dec 18, 2014

Phones from Chinese maker Coolpad Group Ltd. have been found to have a backdoor manufactured into them. A report from Palo Alto Networks Inc.’s Unit 42 found that the phones, popular in China and Taiwan…

US-Cuba detente presents opportunity for Internet freedoms

By Mike Wheatley Dec 18, 2014

Cuba remains one of the last nations on Earth where Internet access remains, for the majority of its people, a forbidden fruit. According to the watchdog group Freedom House, barely five percent of Cuba’s…

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Agricultural analytics startup FarmLogs harvests $10M to expand field operations

PanTerra released analytics tools for internal communications

Can this hat replace your Fitbit?

Microsoft blushes after senior employee goes on Google Apps ‘knucklehead’ rant

Could the next Nintendo handheld be “doughnut-shaped?”

Twitter CEO “grabbing a lifeboat” by dumping TWTR stock?

Tile launches Android app to track objects, has less features than iPhone app

New BlackBerry Classic: a blast from the past or a breath of fresh air?

Chinese phone maker Coolpad caught building backdoors into its phones

US-Cuba detente presents opportunity for Internet freedoms

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