BitGou: Technology Report: EU joins U.S. to try to stop China's new technology rules

2015年3月20日星期五

Technology Report: EU joins U.S. to try to stop China's new technology rules

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03/19/2015

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EU joins U.S. to try to stop China's new technology rules

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union on Thursday sharply criticized China's new cyber security rules, joining a global effort to challenge measures that U.S. and EU companies say could force them out of the Chinese market.

Tag Heuer, Intel challenge Apple with Android smartwatch

BASEL, Switzerland (Reuters) - Tag Heuer, French luxury group LVMH's biggest watch maker, said it will launch a smartwatch later this year using Google Inc's Android operating system in a venture with Intel Corp to compete head-on with the Apple Watch.

Branson says Virgin working on electric cars: Bloomberg TV

DETROIT (Reuters) - Billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson's Virgin Group may take on Tesla Motors Inc and other companies in developing electric cars, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.

U.S labor board says some T-Mobile policies are illegal

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. National Labor Relations Board ruled that certain labor policies of wireless carrier T-Mobile US Inc were unfair, including some practices that discouraged workers from organizing.

Tesla to offer hands-free steering on Model S in three months

(Reuters) - Tesla Motors Inc will soon offer upgrades including hands-free steering on its Model S sedan, Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said on Thursday, but the news did not help the electric carmaker's volatile shares which fell more than 2 percent.

Canadian TV viewers to get more choice in what channels they get

GATINEAU, Quebec (Reuters) - Canadian television viewers will no longer be forced to pay for vast numbers of channels they do not watch, the country's broadcast regulator said on Thursday.

Telecom Italia proposes to trim power of majority slate in board vote

MILAN (Reuters) - Telecom Italia on Thursday proposed to change some of its bylaws that would reduce the appointment power of the majority slate in a board election.

New bugs uncovered in encryption software

BOSTON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - New bugs in the widely used encryption software known as OpenSSL were disclosed on Thursday, though experts say do not pose a serious threat like the "Heartbleed" vulnerability in the same technology that surfaced a year ago.

Xelflex smart fabric gives intelligent feedback for athletes

CAMBRIDGE, England - Technology developers from the UK have designed a new wearable technology where the garment itself becomes an active motion sensor. Xelflex uses bend-sensitive fiber-optic that are stitched inside the clothing to provide intelligent feedback for athletes without encumbering them with bulking electronics.

Rakuten buying eBook firm OverDrive for $410 million in U.S. push

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese online retailer Rakuten Inc is buying U.S. eBook company OverDrive Inc for about $410 million, deepening its push into the U.S. market and into the "sharing economy".