GoPro GoPro for a while now has promised us that we'll get a new entry-level camera, this has been emphasized by Nick Woodman, GoPro's C.E.O and founder. The company has now released the promised camera which is called the 'Hero', it costs $199 dollars and is available right now. The new camera shoots at a maximum resolution of 1440p coming at 60 frames per second, it also takes 10 megapixel pictures and has a 10 frames per second burst shooting option, this new camera also uses an Ambarella chip. The awesome camera also has voice control feature, is water resistant and also has a 2 inch touchscreen. Head to GoPro's website or visit stores near you to get your hands on this new product.
A very big new acquisition has happened in the tech industry, with Okta (NASDAQ: OKTA), the publicly-traded cloud identity and access management software provider, announcing an agreement to buy Auth0, a fellow cloud identity software provider, for a price of $6.5 billion to be paid all with shares. A $6.5 billion exit for Auth0 marks a major win for the startup scene in Seattle, the tech hub where Auth0 is based and also a major win for the company's backers and investors. Auth0 last raised venture funding last year in July with a $120 million Series F round that valued the company at $1.9 billion. Now, it's about to sell for more than triple that amount. Auth0 has raised more than $330 million in total venture funding, with investors including the likes of Salesforce Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, Telstra Ventures, Sapphire Ventures, and DTCP. Salesforce Ventures led Auth0's most recent $120 million Series F round. With its acquisition of a fellow cloud identity a