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Apple Watch для Android — Apple уверяет, что работала над совместимостью / NV

Apple утверждает, что прилагала усилия для обеспечения совместимости Apple Watch с Android.

Adaptive batch sizes for active learning: A probabilistic numerics approach - Amazon Science

Active learning parallelization is widely used, but typically relies on fixing the batch size throughout experimentation. This fixed ap-proach is inefficient because of a dynamic trade-off between cost and speed—larger batches are more costly, smaller batches lead to slower wall-clock run-times—and…

Watch: OpenAI powers Figure robot that can do human chores | VentureBeat

Figure's demo video appears to be a significant leap forward in humanoid, general purpose robotics interactions.

3DFusion aims to remove glasses to watch 3D | Network World

A New York company is developing technology so that 3D images can be seen on high-definition screens without the need for viewers to wear special glasses.

Five unconventional ways to lose your shirt in Vegas | Network World

A veteran convention attendee's guide on what to watch out for when in Las Vegas.

10 free iPhone apps for spectacular stargazing | Network World

There's a lot to watch in the nighttime sky -- everything from the International Space Station and meteor showers to planets and stars. There are tons of iPhone apps that can help everyone who has a little (or a lot) of astronomer blood in them watch the sky with more authority. Here we take a look at a few of the free apps that can help you out.

Adidas previews interactive shopping wall | Network World

Adidas will begin deploying a futuristic digital shopping wall at select stores from next year. The Adiverse virtual footwear wall offers access to all Adidas products and can watch shoppers while they watch it.

Microsoft’s Q4 Earnings: Seven Facts Likely to Be Spun | Network World

Watch out for spin as Microsoft announces earnings tomorrow. Here are seven key themes to bear in mind about the state of the business - from software that's sold but never used, to "fastest-selling Windows ever" boasts.

Crash course: HTML 5 video | Network World

If you want to watch Internet-delivered video on your PC, the vast majority of Web sites have settled on a single, consistent way to do that. That's the good news. The bad news is that this single, consistent delivery system is Adobe Flash, with all its security and stability issues.

When Talking About TV at Work Becomes an Issue | Network World

The more television Americans watch, the more they talk about those programs at work the next day. The problem is that much of what they view on TV isn't appropriate to discuss in the workplace, says employment law expert Shanti Atkins in this Q&A.

WiMax hitches a ride on 1000 taxis in Taipei | Network World

People in the Taiwanese capital of Taipei will on Tuesday be able to surf the Internet, watch Web TV, play online games and more in 1000 taxis that have been equipped with Mobile WiMax wireless broadband service.

At Pittsburgh hockey games, fans dial up live video, replays from mobile phones | Network World

An innovative project from Carnegie Mellon University gives Pittsburgh hockey fans a new way to watch the game.

Security Wisdom Watch: Who Gets Thumbs Up (and Down)? | Network World

Much has happened in security circles this past month, from all the hoopla over Conficker to the ongoing economic bloodshed in the industry. Here are a few that stood out -- for better or worse.

Insider at Cal Water steals $9M and runs | Network World

On the night of April 27, 2009, hours after he had resigned from his job as an auditor at the California Water Services Company, Abdirahman Ismail Abdi used his still active electronic key card to steal over more than $9 million electronically.

Novell’s SLED 11 to ship with Active Directory gateway technology | Network World

Likewise's software for bridging Linux desktops and Microsoft’s Active Directory will now be included with Novell’s Suse Linux Enterprise Desktop 11.

Five Ways to Speed Up Your Home Network | Network World

Maybe you're tired of paying the cable company and want to get your movies and other entertainment from the Web. Naturally you'll want to watch those shows on your TV with the aid of a Roku box or similar device. More and more people are doing that, and if you want to join the crowd, you've got to be sure you're home Internet network is up to the challenge.

Microsoft touts groundbreaking ‘clip-on’ for Active Directory | Network World

Microsoft is introducing a directory technology built on a database and designed around a new API that provides developers with a single model for building claims-based access controls into applications that run in the cloud, internally or on devices.

9 hot technology startups to watch in 2012 | Network World

These networking and IT startups could hit the big time in 2012 with game-changing innovations in a wide array of fields.

Students show how to heat, cool, watch TV electric bill-free | Network World

One of many interesting aspects of this government-sponsored alternative energy systems design project is how IT is used to manage and monitor energy consumption via iPhone apps and Web interfaces.

Microsoft reveals critical holes in Active Directory, mainframe gateway | Network World

It's the mother of all patch days for enterprise IT shops, with both Microsoft and Oracle releasing critical software updates Tuesday.

How We Chose Our 2011 Ones to Watch Honorees | Network World

CIO magazine and 31 members of the CIO Executive Council collaborated to choose 25 honorees for our 2011 Ones to Watch awards

Fedora’s FreeIPA offers identity, security services | Network World

An ambitious open source project hopes to provide a unified directory and authentication server, but needs more interoperability work to become a viable competitor for Novell Identity Manager or Microsoft Active Directory.

F-Secure warns against new, efficient malware | Network World

Watch out for the newest generation of malware that is difficult to crack and efficient, warns anti-virus firm F-Secure.

Would you like to play a game? New AI teaches itself the rules | Network World

An AI that can watch two-minute videos of some simple board games being played, learn the rules, and then play against human opponents has been developed by Lukasz Kaiser, a researcher at Paris Diderot University.

Nevada tips casinos to iPhone card-counting app | Network World

Nevada gaming authorities have warned casinos to watch for blackjack players using an iPhone application to count cards.