Issue highlights 1. Yahoo says it faced $250,000 daily fines for defying US surveillance requests 2. HP buys cloud provider Eucalyptus, Marten Mickos to lead HP Cloud 3. GIVEAWAY: Sams Teach Yourself JavaScript in 24 Hours (Learning Lab) 4. Stanford researchers develop ant-sized radio 5. Sony launches security cameras that see in the dark 6. China state-run media dreams up conspiracy theories about missing iPhone 6 7. BlackBerry's researching a smartwatch, too 8. Technology jeopardy: Beat the odds of project failure with a single question 9. Apple takes on Levi's [CARTOON] |
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The U.S. government once threatened to fine Yahoo $250,000 a day if it failed to assist with its surveillance efforts, Yahoo said Thursday. READ MORE |
Hewlett-Packard has agreed to buy cloud platform provider Eucalyptus, stepping up HP's efforts in the growing field of cloud computing, READ MORE |
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Engineers at Stanford University have developed a tiny radio that's about as big as an ant and that's cheap and small enough that it could help realize the "Internet of things." READ MORE |
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Sony on Friday began selling new security cameras that can operate in very low light conditions thanks to infrared exposure technology. READ MORE |
Government-controlled media outlets in China yesterday speculated that the iPhone 6 will not be immediately sold there because Apple retaliated against carrier partners who leaked details of the new models before their launch. READ MORE |
Move over Apple: Even BlackBerry is working on a smartwatch. READ MORE |
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