New member of Microsoft Office family-sway

New member of Microsoft Office family-sway, content collation and presentation tools

Sway is a web-side content collation and demo tool, code-named "Remix", which supports Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, and Safari browsers, and the iOS version will soon be launched; Android, Windows Phone versions will be available in a few months.

According to Engadget, the remix code should not be another new Office application called mix, but sway the trademark that Microsoft registered in September this year.

Sway should be a potential addition to other Office applications, although they are not currently integrated directly, just like PowerPoint, Office Mix, and OneNote. Microsoft says that if OneNote is a place to sort out ideas, sway is more like a place to showcase the full solution. Users can select multiple linear and non-linear display templates to support sharing.

According to many sources, IOS 8.1 should include Apple Pay, the release date is expected on October 20

According to many sources, IOS 8.1 should include Apple Pay, the release date is expected on October 20. The hidden code for iOS 8.1 shows that iOS 8 's beta version will be able to "test" the Apple pay feature.

Unlike the previous year's release of iOS x.1, Apple has been developing 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3.

Other software is said to be upgraded.

Yahoo profits 9.4 billion dollars through Alibaba IPO

According to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), in the process of Alibaba's IPO, Yahoo gained 9.4 billion dollars by selling Alibaba shares.

Yahoo sold a total of 140 million shares in Alibaba. This 19.4 billion dollar includes a 0.816 dollar underwriting discount and commission. Yahoo still holds 383 million shares in Alibaba, a 15% stake, below the 22.4% per cent before Alibaba's IPO.

Oppenheimer analyst Jeson Hoelfesten and other analysts had expected Yahoo's earnings to be close to $6 billion trillion.

The box IPO will be delayed until 2015

The Cloud storage services box, which submitted an IPO application in March, may be postponed to 2015 due to market volatility, according to the Bloomberg source.

By July, it had refinanced $150 million trillion, raising the value of $400 million to $2.4 billion a year. The company previously said it would be listed after the U.S. Labor Day holiday in September, after which it hoped to make a decision after Alibaba went public.

In the March IPO filing, Box wanted to raise 250 million dollars, but did not disclose the share price or the number of shares issued. It also announced that its marketing promotion costs climbed 73% to 170 million dollars, exceeding its income of 38%, scaring off a wave of investors.

Chip maker Arm announces development of new platform accelerator Internet penetration

Chip maker Arm has released a proprietary hardware platform for the Internet, including a free operating system for all CORTEX-M processor products, as well as server-side software products.

Based on this set of mbed systems, the platform provides intelligent hardware manufacturers with development tools and modules for things-networking devices and services to turn ideas into products faster and at lower cost.

In addition to the built-in standards, such as low consumption of Bluetooth, LTE, Wi-Fi and thread, it also includes security, communication and device management capabilities. And the server side provides seamless integration with cloud services. Moreover, the system is entirely based on open standards, meaning that things produced by different manufacturers can communicate with each other before.

Home Design docking Platform Houzz confirmed that the Sequoia received the D-round financing of 165 million U.S. dollars, valued 2.3 billion U.S. dollars, will enter the international market

Houzz announced a 165 million-dollar D-round financing of Sequoia-led, Oren Zeev, New Enterprise Associates, GGV Capital and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers with the investment, DST Global and T. Rowe Price is the new investor.

At present, Houzz about 20 million of the monthly live users, it is located in the home decoration market about 300 billion U.S. dollars in size. It is said that 35% of its subscribers are from overseas, with offices in the UK, Germany and Austria, as well as in the Asia-Pacific region. It was Oliver Jung, previously responsible for AIRBNB international expansion, that was leading the international business.