10 Things You Need To Know This Morning In Tech

Elon Musk will unveil his vision for the Hyperloop today. The Hyperloop is supposed to be "as fast as an airplane, cheaper than a bullet train and completely self-powered."

Lytro, the hyped camera-making startup, is struggily mightily. It laid-off people earlier this year.

Microsoft is going to make a special version of its cloud-based operating system for the government.

The fingerprint-recognition technology that is supposedly being built into Apple's next iPhones is also supposedly limiting Apple's new iPhone supply for the third quarter.

Meanwhile, Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi says it sold 100,000 phones in 90 seconds, and has another 7.45 million reservations pending.

Apple is also supposeldy coming out with a phone called the "iPhone 5C," a cheaper version of the phone that will come in multiple colors. Here, an analyst looks at how Apple might price it.

This is a cool visualization of everything that happens on the Internet in one second.

MyFitnessPal launched in 2005. 8 years later, it's raising $18 million from Kleiner Perkins.

"By collating tweets about unhappy meals and their locations, a group of University of Rochester researchers have been able to generate a map of potentially risky places to eat."

Steve Kovach says "The concept of a 'smartphone' is dead."