"Silicon Valley Connection" IPhone6 series of the first week sales broke 10 million iOS8 penetration rate 30%

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1. Intel will invest $6 billion to upgrade Israel's chip factory

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According to foreign media reports, the Israeli Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Economy two agencies today approved a plan for Intel to invest 6 billion U.S. dollars to upgrade its chip manufacturing plant, which will be a foreign company in Israel's largest single investment.

The Government of Israel, the two agencies, said Intel would receive a 300 million dollar subsidy from the Israeli government over the next five years and would enjoy a 10-year corporate tax rate of only 5% per cent. The plant is located in the southern Israeli Buffalo (Kiryatgat), currently employs 2500 people. In addition, the US chip giant plans to add nearly 1000 employees to the plant 2023 years ago. "Intel's investment is a strategic asset for Israel's industry," Yair Lapid, Israel's finance minister, said in a statement, "This is the biggest investment that a foreign company has ever made against Israel, which further Yail Lapide Israel at the forefront of technology and innovation." ”

2. Line parent company Naver:line will not be listed this year

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Naver Corp, the parent company of Japan Mobile messaging application line, said in Monday that line would not be listed this year.

Line listing has been planned for some time, the market is very concerned about this. According to sources, the list will be valued at a maximum of $20 billion trillion. Naver Corp. says line is still considering whether it is in Japan or the United States, or in Japan and the United States.

A banking source told Reuters in July that line could be listed in November.

The backdrop for the line reprieve is that China's E-commerce giant Alibaba has just listed in the US last week, raising its capital to a record $25 billion trillion, while Alibaba's successful listing paves the way for a line listing.

3. Apple or give up Beats Music streaming media musical service brand

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Beats Music, which has recently been bought by Apple, will face an unknown fate. According to several media reports, Apple may completely abandon Beats Music, but also may gradually Beats music out of the market.

There are many conflicting reports about the future fate of Beats Music. Apple won the Beats Music service in a 3 billion-dollar deal to buy beats. Beats Music is likely to be completely abandoned, according to TechCrunch, an American technology blogger. According to Re/code, another technology blogger, the service will gradually fade out of the market.

4. Microsoft Iain Kenned, owner of Amazon Electronic Payment products

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According to Re/code, Microsoft has dug up Iain Kennedy, head of Amazon's electronic payment product.

The title of the company's LinkedIn homepage is Microsoft Business Platform PM. According to outside analysis, he will serve as the latter product management + Business Platform Strategic Department head. But he said on Twitter: "Not yet." ”

In the past 6 years, Kennedy has led the company to build Amazon's own local payment system similar to Google Wallet and Apple Pay. One of the results of its team: a mobile-end electronic wallet, which allows Amazon users to store gift cards and loyalty card information, as well as in-store activities. In addition, Amazon earlier this month announced the closure of its online Peer-to-peer payment service WebPay, and the replacement is the new electronic transfer service developed by the team.

5. Lyft acquisition carpool start-up company Hitch strengthen independent carpool service

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According to Science and technology blog TechCrunch reports, taxi application Lyft has acquired a carpool start-up company Hitch to enhance the independent taxi service Lyft Line business development.

The financial terms of the purchase transaction are not disclosed. The hitch service will be closed, the founder will join the Lyft and be responsible for integrating the technology that has been developed for Hitch into Lyft line. This is not the first time Lyft has acquired a talent for boosting his own carpool service. Earlier this year, Lyft also acquired the behind-the-scenes team of Lyft, a start-up company, to help develop Lyft line products.

6. IOS 8 penetration 30%,iphone 6 sales far exceed the IPhone 6 Plus

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Prior to the launch of the IPhone 6 and 6 Plus on Friday, iOS 8 was only about 15% per cent, well behind last year's iOS 7. Now, according to the latest data from Fiksu, Mixpanel, Appsee and Chitika, IOS 8 has a new penetration rate of around 30%. Last year, 3 days after the release of IOS 7, the penetration rate has reached 50%.

7. iphone 6 & iphone 6 Plus the first weekend sales have broken 10 million, creating history again

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Look, this is the photo that Cook opened at the Apple Experience store in Palo alot on the IPhone 6 (Plus) day. From this face to be able to see he is full of confidence. In fact, the IPhone 6 really didn't disappoint him. Apple has just announced that its IPhone 6 series has set a new sales record for 10 million sales in the first weekend of sales, from Friday to Sunday Three.

8.2000 employees in Amazon Germany strike again on pay dispute

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Ver.di, a German trade union, says 2000 employees working in 4 warehouses in the Amazon Germany will continue to strike until Tuesday due to disputes over pay and working conditions.

The central issue of the dispute is how Amazon classifies warehouse employees. "In Germany, Amazon pays the warehouse staff less than they pay for retail or mail-order trades," says Ver.di. ”

(Responsible editor: Mengyishan)