Apple News: iPhone 6 release date in September, but 5.5-inch phablet delayed
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is starting production on the iPhone 6. Japan’s biggest business daily ‘newspaper’ says so, telling us their ‘sources’ now ‘expect’ the device to be ‘likely’ released in ‘September.’ Cupertino has apparently decided on two screen sizes, both bigger than the current generation. However, the larger of the two has been delayed until… uhhh… squirrel! Your humble blogwatcher curated these bloggy bits for your entertainment.
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Technology News: AT&T, Cisco, GE, IBM And Intel Unveil The Industrial Internet Consortium
In a major announcement today, AT&T, Cisco, GE, IBM and Intel unveiled the formation of the Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC), an open membership group focused on breaking down the barriers of technology silos to support better access to big data with improved integration of the physical and digital worlds. “Ninety-nine percent of everything is still unconnected. As the world looks to connect more things over the Internet, it is creating the next industrial revolution. Cisco is collaborating with industry leading companies to break through the barriers of connecting things in industrial environments safely and securely, and paving the way for the Internet of Things,” said Guido Jouret, vice president of Internet of Things Business Group for Cisco.
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Programming News: Iterators in C# – A Deep Dive
This article explains the in-depth analysis of how the C# yield keyword works under the hood. If you don’t have any idea about yield keyword or have never used it before, check out my post on Iterators in C#. Using Iterators is easy, but it’s always good to know how this thing works under the hood, right? Well for the purpose of understanding, let’s have a simple example of C# method, which returns a list of values.
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Photography News: 10 Best Travel Photography Tips
One of the tremendous benefits of my job as a writer-come-photographer is the numerous travel opportunities that it presents. Even if you like to be spontaneous on your travels, it’s always a good idea to have a wish-list of things that you would like to see or experience while you’re away. Your list doesn’t have to be exhaustive and neither do you have to tick off everything on it, and it certainly isn’t intended as a minute-by-minute schedule of your time away: it’s there to help you plan and ensure that you don’t miss your must-see highlights.
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