Enterprise Reading List | June 12, 2015 |
The latest news about growth and innovation within the enterprise space.
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| | The Next Web "ATAP is attempting to find a way to know you're the one using a device, which will authenticate you even before a website or app asks for your password. It makes your primary authentication a secondary one, without you having to do a thing." | | The Next Web Not only do the shoes display fitness data such as how many calories you've consumed, but they also can show you your mood on a screen | | HJnews "This entire switch is a massive undertaking. Roughly half of all U.S. credit and debit cards will be replaced by the end of the year. Tens of thousands of individual merchants need to upgrade their equipment to allow for "chip-and-sign" transactions instead of "swipe-and-sign" ones." | | ZDnet "To make it still more popular, and to improve the code, Apple has elected to open source Swift. To do this, Apple will release Swift's source code, including the compiler and standard library, under an Open Source Initiative (OSI)-approved permissive license. Apple will also contribute ports of the code to OS X, iOS, and Linux. Finally, Apple stated, "Contributions from the community will be accepted -- and encouraged."" | | USA Today "Sidewalk will focus on improving city life for everyone by developing and incubating urban technologies to address issues like cost of living, efficient transportation and energy usage," Page said in a Google+ post. | | Popular Photography "Sony announced three new cameras that have some serious processing power packed into relatively tiny bodies. The new A7R II full-frame ILC, the hybrid RX10 II, and the compact RX 100 IV will be available in the coming months" | | ft.com "Apple has paved the way for iPhone users to block online advertising shown in its Safari web browser, in an attempt to improve privacy that could prevent web publishers from reaching some of their most valuable customers" | | Bloomberg Business "Shopify Inc. said it's testing a new feature that would let people buy products from its customers' stores directly through Facebook Inc." | | BBC "One of the leading anti-virus software providers has revealed that its own systems were recently compromised by hackers.Kaspersky Lab said it believed the attack was designed to spy on its newest technologies." | | | You are receiving this email because you believe that the best startup articles and videos are made by active members of the startup community. © 2009-2015 Startup Digest. Startup Digest is a registered trademark of Startup Weekend. Privacy Policy. All rights reserved. | | |
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