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Day: September 21, 2017
Google Paid HTC $1.1 Billion To Turn Itself Into a Phone Maker
After years of half-heartedly and occasionally hamfistedly building gadgets, Google’s finally all-in on the hardware game. Google will announce a number of new products on October 4, reportedly including two new phones, a smaller version of the Google Home, and a high-end laptop. And on […]
Google is buying HTC’s Pixel team for $1.1 billion
“This agreement is a brilliant next step in our longstanding partnership, enabling Google to supercharge their hardware business while ensuring continued innovation within our HTC smartphone and Vive virtual reality businesses,” HTC co-founder and CEO Cher Wang said in a statement. The rumor mill went […]
Google Is Buying HTC’s Smartphone Expertise for $1.1 Billion by DAISUKE WAKABAYASHI
By DAISUKE WAKABAYASHI The deal bolsters Google’s ability to build mobile hardware and joins two companies already working together on one of Google’s upcoming Pixel phones. Published: September 20, 2017 at 02:00AM from NYT Technology http://ift.tt/2yqDbvX via IFTTT
Legge elettorale, Rosatellum 2.0: l’ultima mossa del Pd
Roma. Coalizioni nazionali nei 231 collegi, per rispondere alle richieste di Giuliano Pisapia, dose consistente di proporzionale e niente listoni anche per Forza Italia che così evita di consegnarsi alla Lega. Il Mattarellum rivisitato o Rosatellum 2.0 … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit from
Google, HTC sign $1.1B USD cooperation agreement to boost Google’s hardware game
Google and HTC have entered into an agreement where certain HTC employees will join Google. As part of the transaction, HTC will receive $1.1B USD in cash from Google. Google will also receive non-exclusive license for HTC’s intellectual property. HTC says many of the employees […]
T3 award winners for this year’s best gadgets announced
The T3 awards have now come to an end, and we’ve got the full list of all the tech that left with an award under its little digital arm. The big winners of the night were Amazon and Sony, with four and three awards respectively. […]
The CCleaner Malware Fiasco Targeted at Least 20 Specific Tech Firms
Hundreds of thousands of computers getting penetrated by a corrupted version of an ultra-common piece of security software was never going to end well. But now it’s becoming clear exactly how bad the results of the recent CCleaner malware outbreak may be. Researchers now believe […]
Google Assistant and IFTTT can close your garage door
Want even more customization? MyQ works with IFTTT now as well. The system can automatically close the garage door when you leave a geofenced area, turn down the thermostat once you leave. Hell, you can even set it up to turn the lights on and […]
ClassPass begins testing variable pricing as it expands beyond studio fitness
On the heels of its $70 million Series C, an expansion to new markets, and a partnership with Blink Fitness, the popular workout subscription service ClassPass is now beginning to experiment with variable pricing. The test was revealed by new ClassPass CEO Fritz Lanman, speaking […]
