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	Google's smart contact lenses could aid the visually impaired In today's accessible technology roundup: Google wants to embed cameras in contact lenses, Apple gets a patent for a new GUI for touch devices to improve accessibility and a hacker develops a virtual cane for the blind Read More WHITE PAPER: Box Box beats Dropbox – and all the rest – for business Box trumps Dropbox, Engyte, Citrix ShareFile, EMC Syncplicity, and OwnCloud with rich mix of file sync, file sharing, user management, deep reporting and enterprise integration. Learn more in this article from InfoWorld. Learn more>> In this Issue Fire at Samsung facility affects website, media portal 3 privacy violations you shouldn't worry about What Google is getting out of Ingress FCC vote on incentive auction plan could further open broadband competition Want a Samsung Chromebook 2? Be prepared to wait. Can we talk? Internet of Things vendors face a communications 'mess' Twitter to promote app downloads in mobile timelines Facebook wants to help you meet friends offline Why a smartphone 'kill switch' won't stop phone theft Brace yourself, here comes the mobile appsplosion Wearables market to take off, hitting 112M devices in 2018 WHITE PAPER: IBM Geeknet: Business Analytics for Midsize Businesses Business intelligence derived from sophisticated analytics has given large companies an edge for years. It helps them be more competitive, make information--‐based decisions faster and better, improves operational efficiencies, and boosts the bottom line. Midsize businesses are increasingly eager to reap similar benefits. Learn More Fire at Samsung facility affects website, media portal A fire at a Samsung facility in South Korea on Sunday resulted in a temporary outage that shut down its website and caused the company's Smart TV products to report error messages. Read More 3 privacy violations you shouldn't worry about In the past few years, the public has been confronted with hitherto unimaginable levels of personal privacy invasions. Read More What Google is getting out of Ingress Official answer 1: Nothing! Official answer 2: Geo-map games! People's answers: more than you can imagine. Read More FCC vote on incentive auction plan could further open broadband competition The U.S. Federal Communications Commission will reserve a significant amount of spectrum in its upcoming auctions of the television band for unlicensed uses such as Wi-Fi, agency officials said Friday. Read More Want a Samsung Chromebook 2? Be prepared to wait. The Samsung Chromebook 2 looks to be a killer machine, with some of the best specs yet for a Chromebook. But don't start licking your chops yet, because if you want it, you're going to have to wait. Read More WEBCAST: Neustar Inc. Ecommerce Site Needs Protection Against Cyber 'Pirate' Learn how a Neustar customer thwarted 'Blackbeard,' a self-styled DDoS Pirate. Using Neustar SiteProtect, a cloud-based DDoS mitigation service, this everyday IT hero was able to quickly block the attacks. Learn More Can we talk? Internet of Things vendors face a communications 'mess' Vendors will tell you that the Internet of Things (IoT) has arrived. We're here to tell you that it hasn't. Read More Twitter to promote app downloads in mobile timelines Twitter's new mobile advertising suite lets companies pitch their mobile apps in promoted tweets or place ads inside other apps. Read More Facebook wants to help you meet friends offline Facebook now has its own take on location sharing -- an optional feature that periodically broadcasts people's locations to their friends. Read More Why a smartphone 'kill switch' won't stop phone theft Yesterday, wireless industry group CTIA announced a partnership between many of the major smartphone makers and all of the leading U.S. wireless carriers that's designed to enable smartphone "kill-switch" functionality on handsets sold in the United States after July 2015. Read More Brace yourself, here comes the mobile appsplosion Prediction: The tech industry's aggressive push to give every feature its own app will drive a pandemic of app fatigue. Read More Wearables market to take off, hitting 112M devices in 2018 IDC doesn't expect an Apple iWatch until '15, calls the Google Watch 'still just a rumor'. Read More
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