An internal memo discovered by Engadget has recently revealed a revision of AT&T’s equipment return and cancellation policy. Under the revised policy, equipment return and cancellation period would be descended from 30 days to 14 days. The change in policy will affect all but a few business customers.
Aperion Audio has announced that its ARIS wireless speaker system is now available for $499. The company claimed that ARIS is the world’s first Windows 8 certified speaker that brings hi-fi to wi-fi. This speaker allows users to listen music from any room in their home. ARIS supports Windows “Play To” feature that gives you ability to select and send music wirelessly from any Windows PC, tablet or smartphone.
Virgin Galactic is the world’s first commercial spaceline. The company provides sub-orbital spaceflights to space tourists, suborbital launches for space science missions and orbital launches of small satellites. However, this company has announced October 5 that it has taken the full (100%) ownership of its sister company, The Spaceship Company (TSC).
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Alcatel has added a new tablet in its product line – One Touch T10. This 7-inch Android tablet is pretty basic in its category with a low resolution display and an average mobile CPU. The only difference is its OS -Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS). This is probably the lowest-powered tablet to pack Android ICS.
TomTom has released an Android-version of its navigation application on Google Play two days ago. One negative aspect of the application that already came to light is it doesn’t work on some of the high-resolution newer Android smartphones, including the Samsung Galaxy S III. The older your Android smartphone is, the better are the chances of compatibility. Except for the compatibility issue, the app itself is magnificent. The turn-by-turn navigation easily outperforms its Google Maps counterparts.
Yesterday morning, Rovio teased its fans through a tweet hinting a collaboration between Angry Birds and Star Wars. The tweet termed the ‘collaboration’ to be the “next big thing” from Rovio and leads followers to the Angry Bird Tumblr page where a photo of a bird holding a lightsaber appears. The release event will be held on October 8 at 10 AM eastern time at Times Square, New York. Rovio wants you to,”head to Toys R Us at 8am EST”; hence, we’re assuming you can pick-up the new Angry Bird Star Wars toy in-store then.
During today’s Nintendo Direct presentation the company announced that the bright-yellow Pikachu themed Nintendo 3DS XL will be entering Europe. They lacked further details, including the exact date. Nintendo only noted the device would come “later this year.” The cost in Japan is ¥18,900, equivalent to $238 american dollars, or 183 Euros.