3 Reasons GoPro Is Destined to be an Entertainment Conglomerate – Motley Fool
GoPro (NASDAQ:GPRO) is getting killed lately because of weak sales of its latest HERO4 Session cameras and soft guidance for the upcoming holiday quarter. The stock has plummeted more than 60% so far this year as a result. Shares are now trading around $25 apiece…
When You’re Done With a Fabricated Identity, This Artist Will Make It His Own – Motherboard
Your inbox is a lot like an online home, protected by a password rather than a burglar alarm. The same could be said for your social media pages, your bank accounts, your supermarket loyalty cards. Together they constitute an identity. But what if your accounts,…
Brooks Library manages to serve patrons, even closed – Wicked Local
HARWICH – Sometimes the absence of something helps everyone understand what a presence it is. That was the case this week when Brooks Free Library was closed due to an issue with the building’s emergency light inverter system. The lighting problem began a week and…
ARMing a Breadboard — Everyone Should Program an ARM – Hackaday
I’m always a little surprised that we don’t see more ARM-based projects. Of course, we do see some, but the volume isn’t what I’d expect given that low-level ARM chips are cheap, capable, low power, and readily available. Having a 32-bit processor with lots of…
Lee Founders Weekend 2015 celebrates 20 years with expanded events – Berkshire Eagle (subscription)
LEE — A milestone, cemetery tour and an aerial drone fly-over highlight a revised and expanded Lee Founders Weekend this year. Festival Latino of the Berkshires celebrates its 20th anniversary as one of the premier events during the tradition three-day celebration in September to promote…
Briefs: Kabillion, SIRO, Vubiq, Alcatel-Lucent – CED
Kabillion today announced it has secured distribution deals with DISH Network L.L.C. and Hulu for animated properties that originally aired in the U.S, on the Kabillion network. These new partnerships mark Kabillion’s first distribution agreements with DISH and Hulu making the new distributor’s content immediately…
AT&T’s DirecTV Acquisition Completed After FCC Approval – InformationWeek – InformationWeek
Hours after the FCC gave final approval to the deal, AT&T announced it had completed its acquisition of DirecTV, a deal estimated at $49 billion. The integration of the two companies will occur over the coming months. 10 Most Reputable Tech Companies In The US…