en-ug-hotdailynews: 2014-10-20 Uganda Technology

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USA TODAY

5 things you need to know Monday  USA TODAY
Apple unveils mobile payment program. Today, Apple unveils its Apple Pay program to an audience of more than 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Plus owners. For years, companies have been talking about replacing credit cards with smartphones to pay for goods.
Why Apple Pay May Be the Company's Most Challenging Move Yet   TIME
Apple Pay Rolls Out, With Holes in System   Wall Street Journal
From Apple Pay to a smartphone-linked slow cooker: Mario's top 3 things to ...   Today.com
Examiner.com
Times of India
Xinhua
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The Next Digit

Apple has Beats: Removes All Bose Products From Stores  The Next Digit
Apple had a great relationship with Bose, which has come to an end last week. Bose products especially headphones and speakers were sold at Apple stores both both online and offline. The sound quality and engineering of Bose kept it on the top of the ...

Apple takes out Bose products from its stores   The Hoops News
Apple Pulls Bose Products From Stores   BallerStatus.com
Apple Pulls Bose Products Following Beats Fall Out   DC Progressive
Inquirer
Tech Times
Boston.com
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InformationWeek

This Week In 60 Seconds: Google Phones, Mobile Trading & More  InformationWeek
Our one-minute video wrap-up looks at mobile trading, new Nexus smartphones, tablets from Google, and other hot stories. This week's video roundup of tech news covers the growing sophistication of mobile trading, technology that could eliminate IP ...

Nexus 9 listed on Google India Play Store; to sell at Rs 28900   Zee News
Top Android news of the week: Nexus 6, Nexus 9, kill switch, Lollipop   ZDNet
Nexus 9 listed on Google Play Store in India at Rs 28900   Daily News & Analysis
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KDramaStars

Skype Qik Video Calls: Talk And Engage Online The Easy Way Only In Skype!  KDramaStars
Skype Qik video calls are now available as of Tuesday, October 14. According to an article by Tech News World, Microsoft merged with Skype to make Qik video calls available to the popular messaging app's users. Like Us on Facebook ...

Microsoft launches Skype Qik: Will the new video messaging app take off?   Tech Times
Microsoft revamps Skype for Apple iPhone 6 and 6 Plus   The Hoops News
Revamped Skype Qik app puts fun little quirks on video messaging   Washington Post
Ping! Zine Web Tech Magazine
NewsFactor Network
One News Page
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Stuff.co.nz

Driverless 200 kmh hot lap in Audi's RS7  Stuff.co.nz
DRIVERLESS: Audi's self-driving RS7 prototype takes on the Oschersleben circuit in Germany at 200 kmh. Relevant offers. News. Cycle rage caught on camera Price of fuel falls another 2c Twin Prado power in the 'Toy-boat-a' · Warning that WoF fees on rise ...

Driverless Audi RS7 Reaches Speeds You Won't Believe   The Inquisitr
Audi RS 7 concept taken to the limit with no driver   Boxscore
Hot lap in Audi's self-driving RS7   Drive
WMUR Manchester
Practical Motoring
Motorsport.com
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Livemint

Microsoft said to be planing to launch smartwatch within weeks  Livemint
The wearable gadget's battery life will exceed two days of regular use, Forbes reported. Photo: Bloomberg. New York: Microsoft Corp. is preparing to launch a smartwatch within the next few weeks that will passively track a user's heart rate and work across ...

Microsoft reportedly ready to launch smartwatch in weeks   CNET
Microsoft to launch smartwatch in weeks   Stuff.co.nz
Report: Microsoft Smartwatch May Launch 'Within Weeks'   The Inquisitr
GeekWire
PCWorld (blog)
Economic Times
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Wall Street Journal (blog)

Snapchat Vows Not to be 'Creepy' With First Ads This Weekend Wall Street Journal (blog)
Mobile-messaging startup Snapchat said it will show ads to users in the U.S. for the first time this weekend, vowing they won't be “creepy and targeted.” The ads will appear as an optional button alongside other “recent updates” in the app and will disappear ...

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