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John Rich on 20 Feb 14Based on this Facebook should buy WeChat for 17 billion, Line for 16 billion and Viber for 14 billion;-)
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In A Big Win For Cord Cutters, HBO Shows Now Available On Amazon | Fast Company | busin... - 0 views
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Interesting development in the competition for entertainment access
Amazon Opens Wearable Technology Store - 0 views
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"Amazon may not be developing wearable technology, but the ecommerce giant is embracing the growing number of these devices."
Glasses That Can See Your Emotions - PSFK - 1 views
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software company Affectiva develops prototype glasses that identifies different emotional facial states.
The 8 Coolest New Tricks Your Nest Can Do - 2 views
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Late last night, Nest announced its Developer Program: An initiative that's going to allow more than 5,000 developers to tinker and build new Nest functionality. To kick things off, it's launching with a handful of partner-enabled features, from your Benz telling your thermostat when you get close to home to your LIFX bulbs flashing red if Protect detects smoke.
18 year olds are making $10K a month from user-generated games in Roblox | GamesBeat | ... - 0 views
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"Roblox has thrived as a Lego-like virtual world because its members have created games that everyone wants to play. So the company behind it is giving back to those creators by creating a Developer Exchange program where it pays the game creators for making popular titles within the Roblox community."
Nokia develops world's first smartphone-charging trousers | Springwise - 1 views
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pants that will charge your smartphone
This Eerie Japanese 'Future Restaurant' Has No Employees - 2 views
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"According to the Recruit Tech website, the technologies on display in the video are all ones that already exist, albeit in early forms: Apple's new, Minority Report-esque indoor tracking device, iBeacon; the XBox application SmartGlass; Kinect; and the many applications developing within the growing field of augmented reality."
In Japan, the Rise of Machines Solves Labor Shortage - Bloomberg Business - 0 views
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I think this is huge. Some of the most developed countries have a "working population problem." Now that all goes away. Do countries with low human and high robot populations have a massive strategic advantage?
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