Apple has invested heavily, and it should pay off. Since 2011 to the first quarter of 2014, Apple has spent $14 billion on research and development. That dwarfs the $8.1 billion spent between 2001 and 2010.
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From now on, to protect Windows users from this kind of attack, extensions can be installed only if they’re hosted on the Chrome Web Store. With this change, extensions that were previously installed may be automatically disabled and cannot be re-enabled or re-installed until they’re hosted in the Chrome Web Store.
« The two-seater prototype vehicle is Google’s reimagination of what the modern automobile should look and feel like if you took the human out of the transportation equation and designed something solely to chauffeur passengers from point A to B ». (via Google Introduces New Self Driving Car at the Code Conference | Re/code)
Skype Translator: Breaking down language barriers (par MicrosoftResearch)
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Here’s what we found most surprising about what Google’s robot car can and can’t do right now.
Google’s Nest division is plotting a move into the home-security market and has considered acquiring connected camera-maker Dropcam to accelerate the push, according to several people close to Google.
Apple is readying a new software platform that would turn the iPhone into a remote control for lights, security systems and other household appliances, as part of a move into the “internet of things”.
The Higher Regional Court of Koblenz decided in a verdict published on Tuesday that when a relationship finished, intimate material should be deleted – if one of the ex-partners asked for it to be.
Parmi les promoteurs des Mesh, tous se disent conscients des limites actuelles, surtout pour le respect de la vie privée. « La seule solution pour en finir avec la surveillance, c’est de demander des comptes aux gouvernements » tonne Diana J. Nucera de Detroit. Jürgen Neumann opine : « Certaines choses ne peuvent pas être changées par la technologie. »
« The broadcast industry has a choice either to embrace the disruptive power of social TV, or to ignore it. If they embrace it, we can look forward to entirely new forms of entertainment flickering on our screens. If they don’t, broadcast television risks ever diminishing relevance ». (via TV Is About To Enjoy Its Biggest Renaissance in 50 Years)