Li Vanchang Silicon Valley Retreat, research and development of new millet products

Li Vanchang Silicon Valley Retreat, research and development of new millet products

Yesterday afternoon, the Millet Technology co-founder Li Vanchang Weibo said he will go to Silicon Valley retreat to concentrate on the development of new products, and millet network work referred to Lin responsible.

Li Vanchang in Jinshan during the Golden Hill Antivirus, Kingsoft, WPS Office products such as research and development, and in the millet dominated the development of MIUI and millet network operations.

Speculation Li Vanchang to Silicon Valley retreat is likely to be to develop the Millet Internet car project.

Ali to discuss Apple Pay

At the WSJ Global Science and Technology conference in California, Mr. Ma and Cook said they would discuss Alibaba's cooperation with Apple Pay this week.

Mr Ma said Mr Ali wanted to continue to influence China's financial system, which had attracted nearly 100 billion dollars since its launch.

Mr Ma also confirmed rumours that Mr Ali had sought to work with Hollywood's film and television studios, saying he was bullish on China's film market for the next few years.

Facebook reports third-quarter earnings: Net profit rose 90%

Facebook's third-quarter earnings today showed that Facebook's third-quarter revenue was $3.203 billion, up 59% from $2.016 billion a year earlier, and a net profit of 806 million dollars, up 425 million from the same period last year.

In September 2014, the average daily active user of Facebook was 864 million, and the average daily active user of 19%;facebook, which grew by the same period last year, was 703 million, up 39% from a year earlier.

Despite rising profits, Facebook's shares fell 0.99% per cent after trading after the earnings report.

YouTube is considering launching a paid ad-free subscription service

According to the Wall Street Journal, YouTube CEO Susan Vosiki Susan Wojcicki is considering creating a pay-for-no-advertising version of the business model.

The service is designed for users who prefer to watch video on mobile devices, and paid video services will focus on features such as news.

YouTube's upcoming music subscriptions will also be available in both the paid and free modes, and ads will be inserted in the free version.

Microsoft Office 365 will provide unlimited storage services to users

Microsoft announced today that Office 365 will provide unlimited storage services to users at a cost of $6 a month.

The current adjustment applies only to OneDrive versions of ordinary consumers, and enterprise users need to wait until next year to enjoy unlimited cloud storage services.

Office 365 's current pricing strategy has advantages over its main competitor, Google Drive for work, which is priced at $5 a month to store 30GB of storage, and 10 dollars to store 1TB storage.

Twitter glass Google Apps

Twitter today quietly glass its app on Google's platform, where new users can't download Twitter from their Google Glass.

Some Google Glass users say Twitter is one of the most common apps they use when using Google Glass.

There is no official statement at the moment about why the app is being used, but it is speculated that some users are concerned about the fear of users using Google Glass to shoot and upload photos to Twitter to violate their privacy.