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Wednesday, April 16, 2014
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Zoosk just filed its S-1 registration statement today, announcing its plans to raise $100 million in an initial public offering. The company...

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Google announced a $100,000 developers' challenge prize on Wednesday, the second day of its Project Ara modular phone developers' conference. The top two runners-up will get all-expenses paid trips for two or three people to the next Ara devcon -- there will be a few more held this year -- and guaranteed hardware for the project, said Project Ara lead Paul Eremenko. Judging will be based on both objective and subjective criteria. The challenge will be unveiled officially in mid-May, with a detailed set of rules, Eremenko said.


1:20 PM

Google announced a $100,000 developers' challenge prize on Wednesday, the second day of its Project Ara modular phone developers' ...

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Samsung, longtime patent foe of Apple, will partner with Swiss Federal Railways, another -- unlikely -- patent foe of Apple. While the deal itself may not be groundbreaking -- Samsung will supply the state-owned rail company with 30,000 mobile devices -- it is interesting given the litigious background that both parties have with Apple. Samsung's court battles with Apple have been documented ad nauseum -- in part because the battles themselves seem to carry on ad nauseum, in Europe and Australia and the U.S. -- and again in the U.S.


10:11 AM

Samsung, longtime patent foe of Apple, will partner with Swiss Federal Railways, another -- unlikely -- patent foe of Apple. While the dea...

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9:56 AM

Google has long made it possible for its users to run Hadoop -- a framework for storing and processing large amounts of data -- on its Cloud...

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8:09 AM

A lot has been said about Aereo's technology — so much, in fact, that there are hundreds of pages worth of legal documents discussing th...

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The FBI is planning to have a fully operational facial recognition system in place by this summer and may be well on its way to reaching that goal. The system will be able to query a database of photos to identify individuals based on their appearance even if they do not have a criminal record, reported Jennifer Lynch, a senior staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. The EFF received documents related to the system following a Freedom of Information Act request for details on the FBI's Next Generation Identification project.


6:54 AM

The FBI is planning to have a fully operational facial recognition system in place by this summer and may be well on its way to reaching t...

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While the tech world has gone mobile, there's one key tool that hasn't changed in years: the printer. Most printers are still big, bulky and boring. They do a job, and they stay put. Right where you left them -- at home or in the office. If a new crowdsourced Kickstarter project gets the funding it needs, mobile workers will be able to print most anywhere -- even coffee shops. The tool? A robot printer. ZUta Labs has reimagined the printer into an apple-sized device that can drive over a sheet of paper and print along the way.


3:22 AM

While the tech world has gone mobile, there's one key tool that hasn't changed in years: the printer. Most printers are still big,...

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