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Google to Cardboard developers: Keep it short and simple, and watch out for nausea
Google Cardboard experiences should be the duration of traditional YouTube videos, said a Google executive
Intel reportedly close to purchasing Altera for $15 billion
The merger talks were revived after Altera reported weak first-quarter earnings
The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Friday, May 29
Google I/O updates mobile, payments, IoT, and more... Apple buys augmented reality startup... Uber wants access to even more user data
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Boosting Collaboration with Mobile Workspaces
Not that long ago you faced a choice: collaborate or be mobile. To collaborate, you had to be physically near other people so you could speak with them, hear their ideas and share documents. Being mobile meant sacrificing that
Apple acquires Metaio with a view to augmented reality
The German company has supplied the visual interface technology to retailers and others
This smart fabric from Google can change the music and turn off the lights
Google showed off futuristic smart fabric at its I/O conference in San Francisco
Google to widen Maps' offline features
Turn-by-turn navigation and local business reviews will be available without an Internet connection
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How Line Of Business Is Driving The Move To The Cloud
With non-IT departments often having a clearer picture than IT of the technology that can improve how they work, how should companies factor in the views of all parties while maintaining IT’s control of technical processes?
Google takes another swing at payments with Android Pay
The revamped service will let users make purchases at physical stores
FCC proposal would extend Lifeline voice subsidy to broadband
The so-called Obamaphone program would give poor people more options under a new proposal
Lenovo aims at toppling rivals in the server market
Lenovo's IBM x86 server business purchase has given the Chinese vendor a foothold in the market
Avago is buying Broadcom for $37 Billion to create a networking chip giant
The combined company will develop chipsets for wired and wireless networks
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Cloud and Mobility: Key Issues to Consider
The intersection of the wildly popular cloud and mobility trends is creating new opportunities as well as challenges for IT leaders.
The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Thursday, May 28
Lenovo smartphone lets users interact with projected images...Google tipped to overhaul payments scheme...FCC will clamp down on spam texts
Sony keeps optical discs alive with storage startup acquisition
Sony has acquired Optical Archive in a bid to get businesses to put 'cold storage' data on optical discs
Chip maker Avago may be close to buying Broadcom
The companies reportedly are in advanced talks
Is this for everyone? The growing global connectivity divide in figures
The 'all-inclusive' Internet is still not a reality for most, according to ITU study
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The ROI of Windows Server 2012 Upgrade
There’s been a lot of discussion about the 270% ROI Windows Server 2012 offers –and that’s significant. But let’s go beyond the numbers to see what else R2 has to offer. The Windows Server 2012 R2 upgrade is exactly what you need
The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Wednesday, May 27
Hyundai rolls with Android Auto... EMC grabs cloud management company... IRS lost data on 100,000 taxpayers
Computer chips made of wood promise greener electronics
U.S. and Chinese researchers propose high-performance chips that can biodegrade.
Rubrik adds $41m in funding, releases backup appliance
The company's r300 Series hybrid cloud appliance is now generally available
At Google I/O, Android may push deeper into the home
A new version of the mobile OS is said to target low-power devices with little memory
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