Mobile platform has hugely influenced the technology around the globe. With the explosive growth of the platform, there are apps for virtually every field of life, and banking is naturally one of them. NCR has now introduced a mobile app with the help of which you can withdraw cash without even having to use a debit card.
Texas Instruments has shown a Toshiba tablet running on Windows RT with the former’s OMAP processors. The first prototype of the device was shown in Computex by Toshiba couple of weeks ago. This is one of the first functional prototypes of Windows RT tablets, after a slow start of the operating system.
Facebook keeps rolling out updates and changes to its interface, including the settings of pages and profiles. Some of these changes are easy to grapple with yet some are a tad bit confusing and require a lot of understanding on the part of the user to fully understand them. George Takei, the well-known actor, recently expressed his frustration over Facebook’s changes to News Feed.
Mobile phone giant Nokia has announced that they plan to acquire world-class imaging specialists and intellectual property from Scalado AB. Both companies have confirmed the news through press release, though details of the financial deal hasn’t been revealed. Nokia is working on making robust phones with high-end imaging technology. This acquisition will increase Nokia’s capability to do that. That means we may see more phones like Nokia Pureview 808 in future, and probably a lot more innovative imaging technologies.
The case of Julian Assange is proceeding at a past pace, almost at a pace that makes us wonder that perhaps U.K’s legal authorities want to get rid of Assange as soon as possible and want to push him to Sweden. We reported earlier that Assange filed a request to the Supreme Court to re-open his extradition appeal. And now, the Supreme Court has rejected the appeal.
As we move closer to the release of Microsoft’s much-anticipated Windows 8 and Windows RT, a number of speculations and reports are surfacing about the two. Just to make things clear, Windows RT is the version that will be running on ARM hardware. Now, some reports have pegged a price range for Windows RT.
Amazon started taking pre-orders for Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 yesterday. Samsung officially showed this Galaxy Note back in February at MWC 2012. The 10.1-inch tablet is packed with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. It has S Pen technology similar to the 5.3 inch Galaxy Note. As per announced specs, we know that Galaxy Note 10.1 has a dual-core processor. Seems there is a twist.
Sanho introduced it’s new most powerful HyperJuice Plug, a portable battery pack. According to Sanho this is the World’s First 15,600mAh Portable Battery Pack that can charge two devices at once. Almost all USB supported gadgets can be charged of 15 watts, sharable over two ports. There are two versions available with different power. The 10,400mAh version is available for $129 and the 15,600mAh version which is priced at $159. Checkout more details on the press release below.