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61% off LEMONBEST HD 720p Handheld Wifi Inspection Scope - Deal Alert

Computerworld 

Here's one of those gadgets you might want to have around, just in case. This wireless inspection camera is ideal for HVAC inspection, cable routing, automotive inspection & maintenance, or for anybody who just likes to drop things into dark confined spaces. Simply put, this waterproof camera/scope lets you see into those hard-to-see spaces. The camera is flexible, 3.2 ft in length, and roughly the size of a #2 pencil. It has an adjustable high-intensity LED light and an attachable hook, mirror, and magnet. Читать дальше...



GE waves developers onto its huge IoT stage

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It takes a village to raise an IoT infrastructure.

That’s the way it looks as the major players in the internet of things pair up in one partnership after another, while also reaching out to developers from startups and enterprises. The potential uses of IoT are so diverse, especially in the industrial realm, that specialized knowledge is a key part of the formula.

General Electric has more than a century of industrial experience, but its five-year-old GE Digital division hopes to leverage outside expertise in its IoT mission.

53% off Universal Phone Mount for Bicycle and Motorcycle - Deal Alert

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Currently receiving 4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon (read reviews), the 'Freedom' Handlebar Phone Holder from Tackform offers comprehensive protection for mounting your smartphone while riding your bike or motorcycle. The patented phone cradle provides full support for holding your phone, while providing full access to your screen and buttons while riding, allowing you:

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IDG Contributor Network: That’s no moon, it’s an Amazon Prime Air delivery drone

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You barely see it dropping out of the sky from around 400 feet.

It’s bigger than your family pet, judging from the pictures.

And, it can deliver a five-pound package to your doorstep with no problems.

Amazingly, this technology is not some far-off science-fiction fantasy. Amazon announced their Prime Air delivery service will be ramping up in the U.K. soon, tackling some of the regulatory issues and sensor technology in a limited trial to see how it all pans out. A cheeky video... Читать дальше...

IDG Contributor Network: Reflect raises cash to be the visualization engine for the modern world

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Reflect is a young startup co-founded by Alex Bilmes, something of a stalwart of the Portland, Ore., tech scene. Over his time involved in tech, Bilmes has seen an increase in the use of "developer tools." Companies like Sendgrid, Twilio and Stripe were set up with the idea of giving developers discrete modular tools that they could simply plug into their applications. If you want to add communications to your web or mobile application, for example, it makes sense to use Twilio to do it rather than building it all from scratch yourself. Читать дальше...

IDG Contributor Network: Capitulation? Mirantis refactors OpenStack on top of Kubernetes

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First, the guts of the announcement: Mirantis, the bad boys of the OpenStack world, are today announcing a collaboration with Google (a company that has pretty much zero history with OpenStack) and Intel. Under the intent of the collaboration, the life cycle management tool for OpenStack, Fuel, will be rewritten so that it uses Kubernetes as its underlying orchestration.

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U.S. and EU tech companies at sea with end of data Safe Harbor

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Nobody is more aware of our shrinking world than technology executives. They are also in a good position to see that contradictory requirements in the areas of data protection and privacy have created a confusing patchwork that, at times, runs counter to a global marketplace that places a premium on close collaboration and the smooth transfer of digital information.

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Why every tech pro should learn to code

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Coding is one of the hottest skills on the tech market. According to a recent survey from Burning Glass, programming jobs are growing 12 percent faster than the average. According to the survey in 2015 there were seven million job openings that required coding skills.

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