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The Android startup-smartphone gamble

One of the most interesting things about Android is the diversity and choice of hardware its open model enables. With software that any manufacturer can utilize, there's practically no limit to the number and variety of different devices that can be offered under the Android umbrella -- a sharp contrast to the single-manufacturer-with-a-few-similar-devices setup that other mobile operating system provides.

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Apple, autonomous systems, and you

“Autonomous systems can be used in a variety of ways, and a vehicle is only one. But there are many different areas of it, and I don't want to go any further with that,” said Apple CEO, Tim Cook. He may not want to, but we can: So, how can autonomous systems be used and what can they do to your business?

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44% off Aukey Dash Cam, Full HD Wide Angle With Night Vision - Deal Alert

This 1080p Dash Camera captures video or stills, and is equipped with a motion detector and continuous loop recording. An emergency recording mode can be activated by sharp turns or sudden stops, and automatically captures unexpected driving incidents. The Dash Camera can also record whenever it sees motion in front or create a time-lapse video of your trip. Features Full HD 1080P, 170° Wide Angle Lens, 2“ LCD and Night Vision. Its typical list price has been reduced 44% to just $58.99. See this deal on Amazon. Читать дальше...

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IDG Contributor Network: SIP trunks are more reliable than a PRI T1

Are SIP trunks as reliable as an ISDN PRI T1?

I’m asked this question a lot, so I thought it’d be a great blog topic.

I don’t think you are as concerned with this as the amber lights in the server room… But if you are making any changes to your company’s phone system, I’m assuming this question is on your mind.

The simple answer is… no. SIP trunks are not as reliable. They are more reliable than a Primary Rate Interface (PRI). But it has nothing to do with the public Internet. Читать дальше...

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IDG Contributor Network: Don't be so quick to think Intel is abandoning the Internet of Things

Intel recently announced it is ceasing its efforts in the small chip (Joule, Quark, Edison) and maker board market (Curie), which were programs aimed at establishing Intel’s presence in the emerging Internet of Things (IoT) marketplace. With all of the activity currently taking place in the IoT world, does this signal that Intel has given up on this space? Not really.

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