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Phone-Based Logging Alert System Eyes Expanding To The Amazon - After exceeding an ambitious fundraising target to launch a near-real time forest monitoring system in the Congo Basin, a San-Francisco based start-up is now eyeing expansion in the Amazon, where it hopes to help an indigenous rainforest tribe fight illegal logging, reports Mongabay.

Vuforia is a platform that focuses on using images as the "targets" to launch an AR experience, rather than requiring consumers to scan QR codes or other glyphs.

For example, a regular app user could be targeted to launch an e-commerce app in order to participate in a flash sale that was taking place or return to their recently abandoned shopping cart, while another less regular user might just be encouraged to open the app again via a coupon or offer of some sort.

The company is right on target to launch its first proper flight some time in 2007.

That network brought in an additional $700,000 on top of the $1.1 million Openfolio had initially targeted to launch its vision for a mobile portfolio tracking app that could be shared with friends and colleagues and benchmarked against a community of peers.

Note: Estonia has targeted to launch digital health record system by 2012 which will enable Estonia to start analyses that base on individual data, including personal characteristics.

In a statement, David Abraham said: "Strong growth in revenues has enabled us to meet our break-even target and we have been able to launch a number of innovations to support the future sustainability of Channel 4's not-for-profit model".

Just weeks after it was targeted by the authorities, Google decided to launch a censored version of its index.

Andrew Breitbart launched Big Hollywood as its own site in 2008, after failing to convince Hollywood conservative group Friends of Abe to launch a website targeting liberal excesses in the industry.

The ITERATE data do not code domestic terrorist attacks and, as such, loops represent acts in which a native of the target country collaborates with foreign terrorists to launch an attack.

In it, a young man who identifies himself as Elliot Rodger describes his plans to launch an assault targeting women at a sorority house as payback for his life of "loneliness, rejection, and unfulfilled desires".