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Facebook Partners With OpenPGP Alliance For Safer User Experience
Sending an email via Facebook is more secured with Facebook's recent alliance with email encryption standard OpenPGP.
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Will Twitter Die Soon?
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo straightforwardly rejects rumors that the company is eyeing for a buyer despite revenue slump.
Google Will Partner With Levi’s To Develop Smart Jeans
Google dreams of coming up very soon with an interactive garment that mimics the basic functions of a smartphone. The tech giant is teaming up with iconic jeans maker Levi Strauss for an ambitious initiative called Project Jacquard.
Near 40-Year Old Apple I Computer Gives $100,000 To Mystery Owner
A U.S. recycling firm sold an on Apple I computer that was recently donated by an unidentified woman. The machine was part of the first batch of computers assembled by Apple co-founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak and a collector bought it for $200,000.
Intel To Buy Altera For $15B – Reports
Giant chipmaker Intel is close into finalizing a deal with smaller industry player Altera. Reports are saying that the two companies are in the last leg of negotiations that could see $15 billion changing hands soon.
Is Apple Making Their Own Version of Google Glass?
Metaio stopped accepting new projects as Apple buys the oldest augmented reality-centered enterprise for undisclosed reasons and sum—are they teaming up to develop an AR eyewear for Apple?
GoPro Helps Google Make Affordable VR Filming Kits For YouTube
Google in collaboration with GoPro launches jump—a set of film technologies that comes with a 16-camera VR rig capable of capturing reality as you see it.
Hyundai Unveils First Car Models With Built-in Android Auto
It’s official: Google’s first car operating system Android Auto is available in the 2015 Hyundai Sonata for consumers to play with.
Project Titan: Can Apple Beat Tesla In Car Tech Without Steve?
Apple Operations VP Jeff Williams spills details about rumored Apple car at the Code Conference on Wednesday, inadvertently threatening to compete with emerging car giant Tesla Motors.
Mary Meeker Predicts That the “Buy Button” is the Next Big Thing
Tech analyst Mary Meeker forecasts that the “buy button” is about to dominate the Web at the annual Re/code’s Code Conference on Wednesday.