"Silicon Valley Link" Obama to announce High-tech training program to fill talent gap

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1. Mobile phone landslide Samsung Electronics last year local net revenue hit a 8-year low

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Samsung Electronics, the world's largest smartphone maker, dropped to its lowest level in 8 years in South Korea last year, the biggest reason for the decline in the handset business, according to an audit report released in Monday. In fact, Samsung Electronics last year's net profit also fell to the lowest level in the last 3 years.

According to the audit report, Samsung Electronics 2014 in the South Korean market net revenue reached 20.7 trillion won (about 18.8 billion U.S. dollars), compared with the previous year, a 9% reduction.

2. Apple applies for new patents next iphone or will be completely waterproof

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The company is actively developing the latest waterproof technology for mobile phones, according to a new patent application filed in Thursday by Apple on March 9.

"High-end phones" usually mean powerful processors, bright displays and all-metal bodies, but there seems to be no vendor to sell water as a selling point except Sony and Samsung. But Apple is also now likely to add waterproof to the next generation of smartphones, without having to make any adjustments to the design.

3. Facebook Anonymous login feature was snubbed by developers

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When people hear the word "Facebook", they think of a lot of things in their heads, but they never include anonymity.

The social network has been inviting users to log in with their real identities and interact with their friends. That is why Facebook has attracted widespread attention when it announced the anonymous login feature at the F8 developers ' conference last April. The tool makes it easy for users to share any Facebook personal information when testing third-party applications.

4. Apple will allow teachers to distribute applications to students without the Apple ID

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Beijing time, March 9 Morning News, the U.S. Science and Technology blog 9to5mac and MacRumors received e-mail shows that Apple will allow educational institutions to set up the ipad, so that without entering the Apple ID to the ipad to download applications and other content.

The ipad and iphone users often have to enter passwords when downloading apps and content from itunes, which is inconvenient. The situation is even worse for school teachers and IT administrators. They need to manage different Apple ID accounts for every ipad in the school, and at some point an ipad will be shared by multiple students who also need to share login information. Under such circumstances, it would be a hassle to download new apps and content for these ipads.

5. Feminist website attacked on Femsplain women's Day

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Femsplain founder Amber Gordon (Amber Gordon), the feminist blogger, said March 8 that the site had been down for about 3 hours on "Women's Day" because of attacks by DDoS (distributed denial of service), Beijing time March 9 morning.

Gordon has shared a screenshot of her Twitter account, showing massive traffic from DDoS attacks. This type of attack causes the Web site to go down because it receives too many requests.

6. WeWork Valuation 5 billion USD Mao Daqing to do the Chinese version

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According to the current "daily economic news," the latest information from reporters, Vanke senior vice President Mao Daqing will choose to start their own business, trying to build a Chinese version of the WeWork, which allows the entrepreneurial Office community This new business model surfaced.

Last December, WeWork, the United States and the main office space leasing service, announced a $355 million trillion in funding that the company valued at $5 billion trillion, enough to show that capital is bullish on the business model.

7. Obama to announce High-tech training program to fill talent gap

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March 9--The White House said President Barack Obama will announce plans for more Americans to find jobs in High-tech industries in Monday, Reuters reported. He will unveil details of the plan at the United States Cities Union (NLC) Conference in Washington.

The White House said in a statement in Sunday that the new plan would include "collaboration with local government leaders – working with each other and working with national employers – to increase the high-tech jobs in their communities". The statement also said that there were covers job openings in areas such as software development and cyber security in the US, while the average payroll for jobs with information technology skills was 50% higher than the average US private sector salary.

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