"Silicon Valley Connection" Samsung Galaxy S6 Configuration leaks: 2K screen and 64-bit CPU

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. Facebook's massive recruiting reveals its ambitions for many new areas

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With Facebook reaching out in many areas, its workforce is expanding. The expansion of virtual reality, drone and data center business has swelled Facebook's workforce by as much as 14%.

The social networking firm is now sending a lot of recruiting information on its website, with the goal of recruiting nearly 1200 new employees to prepare for the future. Facebook's Oculus Rift, a virtual reality company bought 2 billion dollars last year, has been the focus of growth. The recruitment information listed on its website shows that virtual reality becomes one of the key areas of recruitment.

2. Uber to establish a partnership with the EU will add 50,000 job opportunities

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According to foreign media reports, in order to repair the broken relationship with EU regulators, Uber CEO Travis Kalanik (Travis Kalanick) in Sunday said the company plans to add 50,000 jobs in the European Union and 400,000 taxis on the road.

Such growth will bring about a much-needed change in the depressed EU economy. To achieve this, Kalanik says governments across Europe need to rethink regulatory rules that impede the expansion of Uber services.

3. Google intends to buy mobile payment company Softcard

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According to foreign media reports, Apple owns the mobile payment system of Apple Pay. But the search giant and Android developer Google are now interested in buying mobile payment company Softcard, according to people familiar with the matter. Google's purchase price will be no higher than 100 million U.S. dollars, which may be a worthwhile deal, but Google's offer also reflects the current situation of Softcard. Softcard, formerly ISIS, was established in 2010 by three operators, At&t,verizon and T, and three operators have invested more than millions of dollars in ISIS.

4. Dissatisfaction documents leaked Turkey threat to ban Twitter

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Turkish officials last week threatened to ban Twitter if Twitter did not block a left-wing newspaper account. Previous documents issued by the newspaper's account show that the Turkish military attacked a Turkish intelligence truck heading to Syria last January. The Turkish government made the request to Twitter in Thursday. A day earlier, local courts in Adana, in southern Turkey, issued an order banning the investigation and said it was possible to block Twitter as a result of the spread of legal documents.

5. Samsung Galaxy S6 Configuration leaks: 2K screen and 64-bit CPU

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Samsung's next-generation flagship smartphone model will be equipped with a 1440x2560 (QHD) Resolution screen, according to foreign media reports, a user agent for Samsung Galaxy S6 said. The mobile phone model is sm-g920a, it is possible that the at&t user will soon get the model number. This user agent file also shows that the phone will also carry 64-bit processor. The agent file does not include any software navigation buttons, which seems to indicate that the hardware button will revert back. This information is not surprising, and the user agent file confirms only the initial disclosure.

6. To sanction the Russian Apple to ban the Crimean developer

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According to foreign media reports, as part of the sanctions against Russia, Apple said the developers who registered their itunes account in Crimea would immediately stop using all the Apple software and destroy any material involved. According to Apple's statement to the Crimean developer, the decision takes effect immediately. The following is the full text of the declaration: "This declaration is used to terminate the developer Agreement (RAD) notification between you and Apple and take effect immediately."

7. Tesla Nevada Super Factory cost $5 billion

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Tesla's Nevada State "Super battery Factory" is undoubtedly an important chip in Tesla's future, with Tesla able to significantly increase its battery capacity and improve Tesla's current capacity problems. According to foreign media, Tesla Nevada's Super factory cost as much as $5 billion, and the Nevada government offered it 1.3 billion dollars in tax breaks. The plant is expected to be completed in 2020 with 500,000 sets of battery capacity per year for Tesla.

(Responsible editor: Mengyishan)