"Silicon Valley Connection" file transfer technology came out: a SD movie three seconds pass

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. New file transfer technology came out: a SD movie three seconds pass

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This so-called "kiss-and-connect" (Kiss Connectivity) technology developed by Keyssa allows users to tap one device to another and to transmit information back and forth between two devices, in a way similar to near-field communications, but much faster. Essentially, the technique uses high-frequency radio to transmit information between two devices.

The company's backers are Tony Fader Tony Fadell, who led Apple's ipod team and then set up a smart home company Nest.

2. Charter teamed up with Cisco to launch cloud computing cable TV service

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Charter Communications, a cable operator, will launch a new cloud-based cable service to better challenge larger rivals, according to people familiar with the matter, Bloomberg reported.

People familiar with the situation said that through this model, no matter what set-top box The user is using, Charter can update the user interface and the use of feelings. The company's CEO, Tom Routregy Tom Rutledge, will showcase the new project at CES with Cisco CEO Chambers John Chambers. The latter is providing it with data centers and network equipment.

3. Sony Sharp and Philips will launch Android TV Smart TV

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Beijing time January 7 Morning news, Google announced in Tuesday blog, from Sony, Sharp and Philips, Android TV Smart television will soon be available.

Google launched the latest version of the smart-TV operating system at Google's I/O developers conference last June, which was initially used in Nexus Player, which was launched last year.

However, if you want to make a real breakthrough in the TV market, Google will need the help of other hardware manufacturers. Google needs to attract consumer electronics vendors to develop devices with an Android TV system.

4. Inside Apple has tried a 12-inch MacBook Air prototype: Big changes in design

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Apple is poised to release a new 12-inch MacBook Air this year, fully using the new design, giving up standard configurations such as full-sized USB connectors, MagSafe adapters and SD card slots, making the fuselage noticeably thinner and more screen-resolution, according to 9to5mac, a technology blogger.

Apple insiders have used a prototype version of the new MacBook Air, which provides in-depth details about the model. This will be the first time Apple has made significant improvements to mobile Mac computing equipment since the launch of the retina MacBook Pro in 2012.

5. Panasonic launches 4K Blu-ray prototype player new standard will be announced in 2 quarter

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Before the new standard arrives, Panasonic has launched its own 4K Blu-ray prototype player at this consumer Electronics Show (CES 2015) and is expected to arrive later this year. The prototype has added support for more standards-such as HEVC encoding and HDR (which is expected to be unveiled with Dolby's HDR standard). Obviously, as a 4K player, the machine supports the original resolution of the 3840x2160 and can reproduce the wide gamut at a rate of up to 100Mbps, as well as a rec.2020 standard. By contrast, the current Blu-ray standard only supports a maximum 40Mbps code rate.

6. Ford CES 2015 push Citydash to big car sharing ecology

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At today's CES show, Ford announced a car-sharing system and a car parking system, according to the Theverge website. The veteran carmaker seems to be breaking out of itself to explore new businesses other than car sales. Ford announced that it was testing a car-sharing system in London, New York, Germany and India, in other words, the system was to encourage users to stop buying Ford's new cars. In the test phase, says Ford, car rentals are charged in minutes, similar to the car2go services that appear in some American cities.

7. Apple Enterprise Market wins Android iOS device adoption rate nearly 90%

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Apple's iOS devices have dominated the corporate market, according to a recent survey by Piper Jaffray, an investment bank, Jaffray. Jaffray analysts surveyed the CIO of 112 companies, 98% of whom said they were more willing to use the iOS system in their corporate jobs. 89% said they had iOS equipment for their employees.

(Responsible editor: Mengyishan)