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Moto G Details Leak Ahead Of Motorola Event

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Moto G Details Leak Ahead Of Motorola Event Motorola is holding a splashy event in NYC July 28, and leaks have provided a solid look at what's in store. Motorola's handset lineup for the last few years has consisted of three main devices: The flagship Moto X, the mid-range Moto G, and the entry-level Moto E. The invitation sent to media for next week's event alluded to new variants of the X and G smartphones, which falls in line with Motorola's annual update schedule. Motorola's mid-range handset,   the Moto G , has leaked in full before Motorola had a chance to formally introduce it. The company's media event, scheduled for July 28, may still have a few surprises in store, however, including other smartphones and wearables . New details from several sources have revealed almost all there is to know about the Moto G. Motorola itself accidentally published a website containing information aplenty. For example, Motorola will let people design their own Moto G via ...
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Windows 10 Now Ready For Chinese Market

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Windows 10 Now Ready For Chinese Market Microsoft and the government of China have come to a new agreement that will bring Windows 10 to the Chinese market. However, this version of Windows will conform to certain state demands. Microsoft announced Dec. 17 that it has finally reached a deal with the Chinese government to provide Windows 10 to users in that country. In a blog post Thursday , Yusuf Mehdi, corporate vice president for Microsoft's Windows and Devices Group, wrote: "We're announcing a new joint venture that will license, deploy, manage and optimize Windows 10 for China's government agencies and certain state owned enterprises and provide ongoing support and services for these customers." Microsoft will partner with  China Electronics Technology Group  (CETC) to create C&M Information Technologies, though the name of the joint venture may change. The joint venture will control the licensing of Windows 10 to government agencies and to some major stat...
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IBM's Swift Sandbox Lets Coders Try Apple's Programming Language Easily

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IBM's Swift Sandbox Lets Coders Try Apple's Programming Language Easily IBM announced its free, browser-based Swift Sandbox, which lets developers write in Apple's programming language and execute their code in a server environment -- on top of Linux. Shortly after Apple open sourced its  Swift programming language last Thursday, IBM launched  a free browser-based online sandbox  to help developers get started writing code. Swift has already been ported to Linux , and Apple has said it will not object to other OS ports. In fact, this Linux port is what enabled IBM to create this sandbox. The  IBM Swift Sandbox  uses a Docker container for the runtime environment, which allows Swift to live in the cloud just fine. This means developers can run Swift code snippets on any browser over the Internet, not just a specific IDE. This is the kind of accessibility that encourages learners such as students to dabble in a language before making a commitment to deep...
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