"Silicon Valley Connection" LV enters the smart watch industry to launch new products as soon as next year

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1. The NSA is drawing an internet map to monitor any device in the world

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According to the September 15 news, the latest documents released by Snowden show that the National Security Agency is preparing an astonishing plan-"Internet map Mapping"-that will match all the devices in the world and monitor them anytime, anywhere.

The National Security Agency and their allies, the British Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), are jointly drawing up an Internet map that maps not only telecom cable devices but also major router nodes. The ultimate goal of the project is to draw a real-time global Internet interactive map.

2. LV enters the intelligent watch industry to launch new products as soon as next year

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According to foreign media reports, the French fashion giant Louis Vuitton (LV) 's Watch brand Tag Heuer is ready to launch smart watch products.

"We want to launch a smart watch with the TAG Heuer brand, but it must not be an imitation of Apple Watch," Claude Biver, head of LV watch business, told reporters. "The Swiss watch industry is facing tremendous competitive pressures from smart watches," he said. The current intelligent watch function has gone beyond the traditional sense of the watch category, you can call, receive text messages, can also connect with the user's smartphone.

3. Facebook digs Google satellite experts: Scrambling for new areas of Internet access

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Google, a specialist in satellite internet technology development, has moved to Facebook to hold a similar position. That suggests Facebook is developing satellite technology, and Google and Facebook are competing fiercely in the Internet Access Service.

Michael Setrin Michael Tseytlin joined Facebook's connectivity Lab earlier this month in the development of satellite technology, the Wall Street Journal quoted sources as saying. Settling, a satellite design expert, previously worked for a similar department in Google. Google, the head of the department, senior satellite technology entrepreneur Gregg Villeux (Greg Wyler) recently from Google.

Facebook and Google are competing to try to provide Internet services through more than one channel to control the Internet access points of billions of of users in the developing market that are not networked. Satellite technology is thought to play an important role.

4. YC new phase RFS: Look forward to energy, artificial intelligence, biotechnology companies to join

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YC publishes a list called Request for Startups (RFS) before each launch of a new incubation project, listing the number of focus areas that the YC team has identified, either according to its preferences or the industry's prospects.

And in the latest issue of the September 2014 RFS list, some of the less well-known startups in the field of the top. The top of the list of energy, followed by artificial intelligence and robotics, gives us a better understanding of the many nuclear research startups that have emerged from the previous YC Demo day: YC is really looking at these areas.

Medical care is also the focus of YC's field, in the September RFS list, the top ten areas of the field is related to four, respectively, biotechnology (biotech), pharmaceuticals (pharmaceuticals), Refers to health care (Healthcare) and food and drinking water (Food & labeled).

5. Russian social networking site VKontakte began to seize the Pro is account

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Despite geopolitical influence, Russia and NATO countries will not be on the unified front from politics to ideology. But in the context of today's chaotic international situation and the intensification of extremism, the fight against terrorist organizations such as ISIS is a common task for all human beings, except the organization. More recently, the IS-related extremist military force has publicly executed 3 foreign hostages in the form of beheading, the first two of which are American, war correspondents, and the third of British nationality, believed to be medical aid workers. The Russian social networking site VKontakte first shook up the banner when the world was undecided about a mandated military strike against ISIS.

VKontakte (VK) recently began to seize the notorious extremist terrorist organization is (Islamic countries, commonly referred to as isis--Iraq and the Syrian Islamic States, or isil--Iraq and the Levant Islamic States) account, including and not only the organization specifically registered, or other website users ' personal accounts and the community organizations they use.

6.2.5 billion USD acquisition of Microsoft Minecraft Development Company, announced in Monday News

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Microsoft will buy the famous game Minecraft developers, Swedish gaming company Mojang News, as early as last week during the day has been rampant. On the weekend, Reuters quoted the source as saying that it reconfirmed the news and said Microsoft may formally announce its acquisition of Mojang in Monday.

The details of the deal, other than the purchase price could be as high as $2.5 billion, are unknown. Although Minecraft was only a pixel-style PC Game 5 years ago, it has become one of the most popular paid games in the App Store and the Google Play store, which occupies the top five of the list all year round, Players who play on a mobile device occupy more than 40% of the total number of players. Minecraft also launched the Xbox 360 version.

7. Commercial unmanned aircraft gradually become reality many industries are under great impact

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The latest report released by market research firm BI FDI examines the commercial and military drone market, estimates the size of the drone market, and which industries are most likely to see unmanned aircraft as part of their business model in the next few years. We have also examined which parts of the industry, such as GPS and sensor manufacturers, will be working to prepare for the advent of unmanned aircraft. In addition, we have assessed how unmanned aircraft will evolve in the context of security, privacy and regulatory constraints.

Although unmanned aircraft cannot be integrated into our daily lives in the short term, they will soon play a greater role in providing services to businesses and individual consumers, including the delivery of parcels, the renovation of private security services and changes in the way farmers manage crops, even the provision of air advertising services. We expect the global spending on unmanned aircraft to be about $98 billion trillion over the next decade, with about 12% of the cost being spent on air commercial advertising.

(Responsible editor: Mengyishan)