| IT News Daily | | | Be on the lookout for diverse emoji characters in a future OS X and iOS update: Apple released a beta version of OS X 10.10.3 on Monday that shows a selection of new emoji. Most notably, each emoji representing a person (or various hand gestures) will come with an array of skin tones to choose from. These new racially diverse emoji are found in the latest iOS beta release as well, iOS 8.3 beta 2. | | | Issue highlights 1. Chromebook Pixel 2 rumors grow, as Google pulls a video confirming its existence 2. AMD claims Carrizo chip offers substantial performance, battery life boosts 3. Samsung holds smartphone lead in India, Apple trails 4. Google to curb sharing of sexually explicit content on Blogger 5. ARM, IBM offer starter kit for making IOT devices 6. Samsung, SKT to demonstrate 7.5Gbps wireless data next week | | | A few recent rumors intimated that Google was working on a new Chromebook Pixel. Now, a video has reportedly surfaced where Google executives confirmed the Pixel 2's existence--but then made the video private. READ MORE | | In January, AMD said that its upcoming Carrizo chip for notebooks and low-power desktops would cut power significantly over the prior generation, Kaveri. On Monday, AMD explained how. READ MORE | | WHITE PAPER: Box Today, there is a gap growing between the expectations of end-users for simple, effortless apps in the workplace and the requirements of IT to protect content with enterprise-grade security. Learn More>> | | Samsung Electronics led the Indian smartphone market with a 22 percent share last quarter, while global rival Apple didn't even make the top five in this price-sensitive market. READ MORE | | Google will restrict from next month the public sharing of adult content on its Blogger platform. READ MORE | | RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IDG TV Watch all the latest videos from IDG's global network of technology experts, all teed up in searchable channels with a fun, fresh look. Click to continue | | ARM and IBM want hobbyists to make their own connected devices in a matter of minutes with a new development kit announced Monday. READ MORE | | Samsung Electronics and South Korean mobile operator SK Telecom plan to demonstrate next week research into future "5G" wireless and data transmission at 7.55Gbps. READ MORE | | | | |
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