"Silicon Valley Wired" us to develop nano-robots as "porters" in the body

In the daily link to the Silicon Valley, the most fresh information! The "Silicon Valley" here refers to the typical and innovative business representatives abroad.

1. Oculus set up studio virtual reality movie's coming.

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At the St. Sundance Film Festival in Monday, Facebook's subsidiary, OCULUSVR, which specializes in virtual reality technology, announced that it would set up a studio dedicated to virtual reality movies, and that cinemas would become a new arena for virtual reality technology.

Oculus VR has a studio named "Story Studio" (Story Studio) that will assume its virtual reality and Hollywood-related business. The studio's tasks include writing scripts and stories for virtual reality movies, and also enlightening Hollywood studios to encourage them to take virtual reality movies.

2. Oracle and Samsung will reach a mobile cloud computing cooperation agreement

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Oracle and Samsung will reach a new agreement to collaborate on the development of mobile cloud computing services, the PC website reported.

At a meeting in Thursday, Oracle's joint CEO Hurd and Samsung Mobile Hurd Shen Zongjun discussed the details of the partnership. The partnership will help Oracle strengthen its database cloud computing solution while expanding Samsung's opportunities in the corporate marketplace.

3. Digital payment company Ripple Labs financing 30 million USD

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People familiar with the matter said in Monday that San Francisco digital payment company Ripple Labs was about to complete 30 million dollars in financing. Ripple Labs spokesman confirmed the financing, but declined to disclose more detailed information.

After this round of financing, Ripple Labs is currently valued at about $100 million trillion, according to a person familiar with the matter. Investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Google Ventures, IDG Capital, and some of the current investors.

4. Office365 subscribers more than 9.2 million people grew 30% in three months

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According to foreign media reports, Microsoft has announced that the Office 365 home and personal version of the Subscriber has more than 9.2 million subscribers, and last October when the number is 7 million, that is, in just three months, Office 365 subscribers increased by 30%.

Microsoft officially released Office 365 on January 29, 2013, and this subscription-type Office service grew steadily in 2014. About a year ago, Microsoft announced that 365 subscribers to the advanced version of Office had reached 3.5 million. After a quarter, the number of subscribers to Office 365 grew to 4.4 million; last July, the figure was 5.6 million, and subscribers grew steadily to 7 million last October.

5. "Cottage Pirate Bay" to bring out 100,000 dollar bonuses to stimulate user growth

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According to foreign media reports, since the Swedish police raided the server room at the end of last year, the "Pirate Bay" site has been shut down, thus allowing a series of "Shanzhai Pirate Bay" to have a chance to do-for example, the "Old Pirate Bay" launched by another well-known BT download website isohunt (The old Pirate Bay), now more than 100,000 dollars in bonuses, to further stimulate the growth of web users and enhance their own visibility.

6. Samsung is developing intelligent brain wave tracking device

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It is reported that the traditional smart watch and health wrist strap can not meet Samsung's ambition in the market can wear. Samsung is developing a head-and-wear smart device that can track brain waves, known as EDSAP, and has launched a prototype. The device's significance is that brain-wave tracking can prevent some brain diseases, such as early strokes.

The device consists of two parts, one is headset headset, the headset on the built-in sensor, can monitor brain waves, and the other part of the application, in the app can be a unique algorithm in a minute to analyze the probability of stroke.

7. The United States to develop nano-robots as the body "Porter"

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A team from the University of California, San Diego, recently released a press release saying they have developed a robot that is only 20 microns long. In the experiment, the researchers succeeded in allowing the robot to deliver some nanoparticles to its stomach lesion in a living mouse.

The robot is made of polymer material that is galvanized, and when it enters the animal's stomach, zinc reacts with the stomach acid, creating a hydrogen bubble that pushes the robot forward in the stomach, the researchers said. This technique is ideal for treating stomach diseases such as gastric ulcers. Efficient and accurate delivery of drugs can not only reduce the dosage, reduce side effects, but also accelerate the recovery of stomach disease.

8. Facebook launches a simplified version of the application to preempt the low-end Android Market

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Facebook has recently launched a stand-alone "lightweight" app, Facebook Lite, which is designed for low-end Android devices in emerging markets, according to the TechCrunch Web site. Design style similar to the old version of the Facebook mobile site in the 2009-2010 period.

According to TechCrunch, Facebook Lite apps were quietly launched over the weekend in several countries in Asia and Africa, including Bangladesh, Nepal, Nigeria, South Africa, Sudan, Sri Lanka and Vietnam. It is not yet certain whether Facebook will spread the app in a wide range.

(Responsible editor: Mengyishan)