We’re excited to announce that we are expanding
our Windows Developer Program for IoT by delivering a version of Windows
10 that supports Raspberry Pi 2. This release of Windows 10 will be
free for the Maker community through the Windows Developer Program for
IoT.
Windows 10 is the first step to an era of more personal computing. This vision framed our work on Windows 10, where we are moving Windows to a world that is more mobile, natural and grounded in trust. With the Windows for IoT developer program we're bringing our leading development tools, services and ecosystem to the Raspberry Pi community!
We see the Maker community as an amazing source of innovation for smart, connected devices that represent the very foundation for the next wave of computing, and we’re excited to be a part of this community.
We are excited about our partnership with the Raspberry Pi Foundation and delivering a version of Windows 10 that supports Raspberry Pi 2, and we will be sharing more details about our Windows 10 plans for IoT in the coming months.
Windows 10 is the first step to an era of more personal computing. This vision framed our work on Windows 10, where we are moving Windows to a world that is more mobile, natural and grounded in trust. With the Windows for IoT developer program we're bringing our leading development tools, services and ecosystem to the Raspberry Pi community!
We see the Maker community as an amazing source of innovation for smart, connected devices that represent the very foundation for the next wave of computing, and we’re excited to be a part of this community.
We are excited about our partnership with the Raspberry Pi Foundation and delivering a version of Windows 10 that supports Raspberry Pi 2, and we will be sharing more details about our Windows 10 plans for IoT in the coming months.
Join the Windows for IoT Development program today
By joining our program you will be amongst the first to receive new information about the Windows Developer Program for IoT including product information, beta programs and releases.Cr : Windows.com
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FRANCISCO (AFP) - Facebook on Thursday launched a new feature that
automatically provides tips about places where members of the social
network might be, potentially challenging review websites like Yelp. -
See more at:
http://www.straitstimes.com/digital-life/more-digital-life-stories/story/facebook-adds-tips-about-places-potential-yelp-challeng#sthash.IGCGnaLF.dpuf
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FRANCISCO (AFP) - Facebook on Thursday launched a new feature that
automatically provides tips about places where members of the social
network might be, potentially challenging review websites like Yelp. -
See more at:
http://www.straitstimes.com/digital-life/more-digital-life-stories/story/facebook-adds-tips-about-places-potential-yelp-challeng#sthash.IGCGnaLF.dpuf
SAN
FRANCISCO (AFP) - Facebook on Thursday launched a new feature that
automatically provides tips about places where members of the social
network might be, potentially challenging review websites like Yelp.
"Place tips will show you fun, useful and relevant info about the place you're at," Facebook product manager Mike LeBeau said of the capability making its debut on the version of the social networking application tailored for iPhones.
The new feature could pose a challenge to crowd-sourced review service Yelp by giving people the option of seeking the opinions of friends regarding restaurants, hotels, and other venues.
GPS tools in smartphones coupled with Wi-Fi and cellular carrier signal information provide an idea where people are, then Facebook sends prompts in the form of icons atop News Feeds.
- See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/digital-life/more-digital-life-stories/story/facebook-adds-tips-about-places-potential-yelp-challeng#sthash.IGCGnaLF.dpuf
"Place tips will show you fun, useful and relevant info about the place you're at," Facebook product manager Mike LeBeau said of the capability making its debut on the version of the social networking application tailored for iPhones.
The new feature could pose a challenge to crowd-sourced review service Yelp by giving people the option of seeking the opinions of friends regarding restaurants, hotels, and other venues.
GPS tools in smartphones coupled with Wi-Fi and cellular carrier signal information provide an idea where people are, then Facebook sends prompts in the form of icons atop News Feeds.
- See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/digital-life/more-digital-life-stories/story/facebook-adds-tips-about-places-potential-yelp-challeng#sthash.IGCGnaLF.dpuf
SAN
FRANCISCO (AFP) - Facebook on Thursday launched a new feature that
automatically provides tips about places where members of the social
network might be, potentially challenging review websites like Yelp.
"Place tips will show you fun, useful and relevant info about the place you're at," Facebook product manager Mike LeBeau said of the capability making its debut on the version of the social networking application tailored for iPhones.
The new feature could pose a challenge to crowd-sourced review service Yelp by giving people the option of seeking the opinions of friends regarding restaurants, hotels, and other venues.
GPS tools in smartphones coupled with Wi-Fi and cellular carrier signal information provide an idea where people are, then Facebook sends prompts in the form of icons atop News Feeds.
- See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/digital-life/more-digital-life-stories/story/facebook-adds-tips-about-places-potential-yelp-challeng#sthash.IGCGnaLF.dpuf
"Place tips will show you fun, useful and relevant info about the place you're at," Facebook product manager Mike LeBeau said of the capability making its debut on the version of the social networking application tailored for iPhones.
The new feature could pose a challenge to crowd-sourced review service Yelp by giving people the option of seeking the opinions of friends regarding restaurants, hotels, and other venues.
GPS tools in smartphones coupled with Wi-Fi and cellular carrier signal information provide an idea where people are, then Facebook sends prompts in the form of icons atop News Feeds.
- See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/digital-life/more-digital-life-stories/story/facebook-adds-tips-about-places-potential-yelp-challeng#sthash.IGCGnaLF.dpuf
Facebook on Thursday launched a new feature that automatically
provides tips about places where members of the social network might be,
potentially challenging review websites like Yelp. -- PHOTO: REUTERS
SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - Facebook on Thursday launched a new
feature that automatically provides tips about places where members of
the social network might be, potentially challenging review websites
like Yelp.
"Place tips will show you fun, useful and relevant info about the place you're at," Facebook product manager Mike LeBeau said of the capability making its debut on the version of the social networking application tailored for iPhones.
The new feature could pose a challenge to crowd-sourced review service Yelp by giving people the option of seeking the opinions of friends regarding restaurants, hotels, and other venues.
GPS tools in smartphones coupled with Wi-Fi and cellular carrier signal information provide an idea where people are, then Facebook sends prompts in the form of icons atop News Feeds
"Place tips will show you fun, useful and relevant info about the place you're at," Facebook product manager Mike LeBeau said of the capability making its debut on the version of the social networking application tailored for iPhones.
The new feature could pose a challenge to crowd-sourced review service Yelp by giving people the option of seeking the opinions of friends regarding restaurants, hotels, and other venues.
GPS tools in smartphones coupled with Wi-Fi and cellular carrier signal information provide an idea where people are, then Facebook sends prompts in the form of icons atop News Feeds
Facebook on Thursday launched a new feature that automatically
provides tips about places where members of the social network might be,
potentially challenging review websites like Yelp. -- PHOTO: REUTERS
SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - Facebook on Thursday launched a new
feature that automatically provides tips about places where members of
the social network might be, potentially challenging review websites
like Yelp.
"Place tips will show you fun, useful and relevant info about the place you're at," Facebook product manager Mike LeBeau said of the capability making its debut on the version of the social networking application tailored for iPhones.
The new feature could pose a challenge to crowd-sourced review service Yelp by giving people the option of seeking the opinions of friends regarding restaurants, hotels, and other venues.
GPS tools in smartphones coupled with Wi-Fi and cellular carrier signal information provide an idea where people are, then Facebook sends prompts in the form of icons atop News Feeds
"Place tips will show you fun, useful and relevant info about the place you're at," Facebook product manager Mike LeBeau said of the capability making its debut on the version of the social networking application tailored for iPhones.
The new feature could pose a challenge to crowd-sourced review service Yelp by giving people the option of seeking the opinions of friends regarding restaurants, hotels, and other venues.
GPS tools in smartphones coupled with Wi-Fi and cellular carrier signal information provide an idea where people are, then Facebook sends prompts in the form of icons atop News Feeds
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