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Apple Watch first day pre-orders top 1.2M in U.S.

Apple sold about 1.2 million Watches in the U.S. last Friday, the kick-off of pre-orders for the wearable, a market research firm estimated. According Palo Alto, Calif.-based Slice Intelligence, 957,000 U.S. customers ordered an average of 1.3 Watches each on April 10, for a total of 1.24 million devices. Those …

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Three new lawsuits challenge FCC’s net neutrality rules

The rush is on to sue the U.S. Federal Communications Commission over its net neutrality rules, with three trade groups filing legal challenges Tuesday. The agency now faces five lawsuits related to the regulations. Mobile trade group CTIA, cable trade group the National Cable and Telecommunications Association [NCTA] and the …

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Asus VivoWatch — часы которые смогут работать до 10 дней на одной подзарядке

Компания Asus работает над часами VivoWatch, которые будут нацелены на фитнес и здоровье, а их автономная работа может продлиться до 10 дней. “Умные” часы получат корпус из нержавеющей стали, влаго- и пылезащитой со стандартом IP67, мониторингом сердцебиения и способностью отслеживать сон своего владельца. Возможно, причиной большой продолжительности автономной работы является черно-белый дисплей с отдельным …

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Apple and IBM say big data will save lives

Apple and IBM have reached a new agreement to use big data analytics to turn digital health into so much more than a step counter – the conjunction between these and others in the healthcare space will impact every part of health provision. Think on it like a car — …

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The Upload: Your tech news briefing for April 14

Former Office chief DelBene returns to Microsoft to head strategy Kurt DelBene, who left Microsoft as president of its Office group in 2013, is coming back to Microsoft as executive vice president of corporate strategy and planning, reporting to CEO Satya Nadella. After leaving Microsoft last time, he did a …

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Sharp develops 4K smartphone display

Sharp has developed a 5.5-inch display with 3860 x 2160 pixel resolution, which is equivalent to “ultra high definition,” also known as 4K. The prototype LCD display, which could be used in smartphones in the future, has a pixel density of 806 pixels per inch (ppi) and was shown last …

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Windows vulnerability can compromise credentials

A vulnerability found in the late 1990s in Microsoft Windows can still be used to steal login credentials, according to a security advisory released Monday. A researcher with security vendor Cylance, Brian Wallace, found a new way to exploit a flaw originally found in 1997. Wallace wrote on Monday the …

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Nokia in talks to buy Alcatel-Lucent

Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent are in advanced merger talks, the companies confirmed Tuesday following media speculation that a deal was in the works. The talks could still fall apart, but a deal is on the table in which Nokia would acquire Alcatel-Lucent in a stock swap, the companies said. A merger …

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IBM launches Watson Health global analytics cloud

IBM announced a new business unit, Watson Health, that will offer cloud-based access to its Watson supercomputer for analyzing healthcare data. The Watson Health Cloud will be an open source but secure platform on which care providers and researchers can share and analyze health data for greater insights into trends …

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How data analytics can drive workforce diversity

From controversies like Gamergate, which sparked death threats against female game developers, to headlines like Newsweek magazine’s recent “What Silicon Valley Thinks of Women,” it’s questionable whether things are better for female techies today than they were 20 years ago. “Success is slow and the numbers can be discouraging on …

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4 data wrangling tasks in R for advanced beginners

With great power comes not only great responsibility, but often great complexity — and that sure can be the case with R. The open-source R Project for Statistical Computing offers immense capabilities to investigate, manipulate and analyze data. But because of its sometimes complicated syntax, beginners may find it challenging …

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Deterrence will keep a lid on cyberwar, former spy chief says

Major sponsors of cyberwarfare forces are reaching a state of deterrence resembling the mutually assured destruction in nuclear weapons standoffs, former U.S. national intelligence director Dennis Blair said Tuesday. All nation states would suffer if countries engaged in cyberattacks against civilians, and world leaders including those in China and Russia …

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