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	All the news that's fit to squish -- on a smartwatch It was probably inevitable: The New York Times said it will produce one-sentence stories and other content on various topics for the Apple Watch as soon as it goes on sale April 24. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Kony Inc Mobile App Development Platform Critical Capabilities This New Gartner report evaluates 15 critical capabilities from 11 vendors for mobility use cases in B2B, B2E and B2C implementations. Learn More In this Issue Ford to put brakes on speeding with new tech California leads nation in solar installations as world sees 14% increase IBM to pump $3B into new IoT business unit Researchers say low-cost, longer-life graphene light bulb coming this year Google bringing vision to robots that need touch China considering space-based solar power station Smartwatch shipments to catapult by 500% in 2015 on interest in Apple Watch 5 ways to use virtual reality in the enterprise It's a server! No, it's a radiator! Ford to put brakes on speeding with new tech Ford's upcoming Intelligent Speed Limiter system monitors road signs with a camera mounted on the windshield, and slows the vehicle as required. Read More   California leads nation in solar installations as world sees 14% increase California became the first state this year to receive 5% of its power from utility solar, and while that number may seem small, it's likely an early indicator of growth elsewhere in the U.S. Read More   IBM to pump $3B into new IoT business unit Hungry for a bigger piece of the Internet of Things market, IBM will invest $3 billion over four years to establish a new business unit dedicated to providing IoT systems and services to enterprises. Read More   Researchers say low-cost, longer-life graphene light bulb coming this year Researchers in the U.K. have created a lightbulb using graphene, a material that's 200 times stronger than steel and a million times thinner than a human hair. Read More   Google bringing vision to robots that need touch Google teamed with Johnson & Johnson and appears to be trying to make vision and cost better in robot-assisted surgery, rather than adding new senses that would make it safer and more effective. Read More   China considering space-based solar power station Chinese scientists say a solar power station in a geosynchronous orbit could supply a constant stream of electricity, avoiding the intermittent issues that come with nighttime back on Earth. Read More   Smartwatch shipments to catapult by 500% in 2015 on interest in Apple Watch Smartwatch shipments will grow by 500% this year, fueled by the interest in the coming Apple Watch and its impact on other smartwatches already in the market, market research firm IDC said. Read More   5 ways to use virtual reality in the enterprise From connecting with customers, better showing off products and helping potential customers feel like they're trying out everything from a new car to a new iPhone before they buy it, virtual reality is likely to be a game changer for the enterprise. Read More   It's a server! No, it's a radiator! Cloud computation will be used to heat Dutch living rooms in the coming year. Read More
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