February’s first two weeks sure have rewarded patient investors. But an impasse in Greek debt talks may grate on some nerves and once again grab headlines away from domestic issues and earnings results. … – Source
All-time Highs Vs. Greece
Feb 17, 2015
All-time Highs Vs. Greece
All-time Highs Vs. Greece
Galaxy S6 Teased In New Video
The clock is counting down to Samsung’s big reveal on March 1st. Despite persistent leaks detailing almost every aspect of the new handset(s), Samsung is hoping there’s still room for a bit of excitement. … – Source
Galaxy S6 Teased In New Video
Apple's Car Project Could Be A $50 Billion Opportunity In The U.S., Says Analyst
Apple currently has a few hundred employees that are working on an electric vehicle project code-named “Titan,” according to several reports. The prototypes of the automotive project appear to be in the form of minivans, which have been spotted throughout New York and California. It may be several years until Apple has a vehicle on the road, but there is speculation about the impact that the Cupertino giant could make on the automotive sector.
Gene Munster, a managing director and senior research analyst at Piper Jaffray, said that the U.S. car market may represent a $50 billion revenue opportunity for Apple. Munster cited data from Edmunds that revealed 16.4 million new vehicles were sold in America last year. And TrueCar reported that the average selling price of a vehicle in the U.S. was slightly over $31,000 in the month of August. This means that the U.S. car market is valued at over $500 billion. Apple’s vehicles could generate $50 billion in new revenue if it achieves “moderate success” — which he defined as about 10% of the U.S. car market, a 23% increase of Munster’s current estimates for Apple’s fiscal year 2015.
“We believe the potential for a car gives investors something, … – Source
Apple's Car Project Could Be A $50 Billion Opportunity In The U.S., Says Analyst
Chesapeake Sues McClendon, Alleging Theft Of 'Trade Secrets'
Former CEO has since deployed $7 billion in capital at his new company American Energy Partners. … – Source
Chesapeake Sues McClendon, Alleging Theft Of 'Trade Secrets'
Is The Alex Rodriguez Apology Tour Really Necessary?
Alex Rodriguez is apologizing to everyone and his brother for his use of PEDs that caused his year-long suspension last season. But what’s the point really? … – Source
Is The Alex Rodriguez Apology Tour Really Necessary?
Jackie Kennedy's Equestrian Estate On The Market
Jackie Kennedy was a prolific letter writer, and she wrote left quite a paper trail surrounding her much-anticipated equestrian estate called Wexford House in Virginia. … – Source
Jackie Kennedy's Equestrian Estate On The Market
Trott targeting two golds in Paris
Britain’s double Olympic champion Laura Trott is targeting two gold medals at this month’s Track World Championships. … – Source
Trott targeting two golds in Paris
Original Moto G to receive Lollipop in the coming weeks
In keeping with the company’s policy to provide updates for its smartphones, Motorola is working on an Android Lollipop firmware for the first generation Moto G, released in 2013. Evidence for the update comes from owners of the device, who have started receiving a notification, prompting them to upgrade to the latest version of Motorola Update Services, in order to be notified of the update itself.
It has become common practice for manufacturers to support their high-end lines, or release updates for current generations only. Motorola, on the other hand, has had an exemplary track record, and is updating flagships and budget devices alike, both new and old. It could be argued that the company has it easy, because of its choice to stick close to stock Android, while heavier overlays undeniably require more time-consuming work.
We recently informed you of the Lollipop updates rolling out for the Moto E and Moto Maxx. However, if you own a different Motorola smartphone, you can refer to our earlier article for the complete list of planned…
Original Moto G to receive Lollipop in the coming weeks
These Headphones From 1927 Look So Much Worse Than Earbuds
Throughout the 20th century, radio nerds were trying to figure out how to build the perfect headphones. Over-the-ear varieties could get hot and sweaty. …
These Headphones From 1927 Look So Much Worse Than Earbuds
Remittances to developing nations to hit $500 billion in 2015 - U.N. official
ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – An estimated 230 million migrants will send $500 billion in remittances to developing countries in 2015, a flow of capital expected to do more to reduce poverty than all development aid combined, a senior official of the U.N. agricultural bank said.
Remittances to developing nations to hit $500 billion in 2015 - U.N. official
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