Apple Aquires Movement Sensor Company

     Tel Aviv - Apple Inc., moved up to $521.55 in pre-market trading on news that Apple has acquired a company called PrimeSense.  PrimeSense was founded in 2005 and makes chips that are used in three-dimensional sensing products.  It is similar to that of the technology used in Microsoft's Xbox One and Sony's PlayStation 4 (when you buy the $60 camera accessory).  The technology allows gamer's to use their bodies to control the movements of onscreen characters.  PrimeSense is based in Israel.  See also, www.freeonlinegames.com.