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CSI’s Virtual MasterCard App For Mobile Payments Through iOS, Android And BlackBerry

MasterCard has just announced their plans of become entangled with Google Wallet, it looks as if the aforesaid company is diving into yet another mobile payment arena. MasterCard and CSI Enterprises already offer a smattering of customized business cards for those with highly specific needs, and soon that partnership will extend to iOS, Android and BlackBerry OS.

Near Field Communications [NFC] Enabled Key For Car Released

NXP Semiconductors NV has just announced the availability of its production-ready single-chip solution for multifunction car keys and it can do more than just open your car doors, packs NFC (Near Field Communications) technology that allows it to connect to NFC-compliant devices such as smartphones, tablets and laptops. KEyLink allows NFC-compliant mobile devices to edit and view data stored on a car key and opens many new use cases and can be deployed in five new driver-friendly applications, including Car Finder, Route Planner, Car Status and Service Data Management, Car Status and Service Data Management and Car Personalization…………..

Pioneer SPH-DA01 AppRadio With AV Receiver For Apple iPod And iPhone

Pioneer just bring SPH-DA01 AppRadio 6.1-Inch In-Dash Double-Din AV Receiver for Apple’s iPod and iPhone. Pioneer AppRadio is the first car stereo to revolutionize the driver’s smartphone experience by bringing compatible iPhone 4 apps to your dash. When connected to an iPhone 4 loaded with Pioneer’s free AppRadio Application, the AppRadio in-dash stereo provides the ultimate in-vehicle smartphone experience. With AppRadio’s in-dash, capacitive touchscreen, you can enjoy full on-screen access and control of your iPhone contacts, calendar, maps, and more with an intuitive interface, formatted and designed specifically for safer in-vehicle operation.

World’s First Ever HD Streaming Video Cameras On ISS

A Calgary company is building two new high-definition cameras that can stream images from the International Space Station and the company is called Urthecast, will make one high resolution and one medium resolution camera ready to operate next year. The project’s aim is to create an internet-based video streaming platform and allowing for online viewing of the footage being recorded in space. The system will actually consists of a pair of cameras, one still and one video, that will be mounted on the Russian arm of the station and this feeds won’t be your typical boring NASA……..

Microsoft Updates Hotmail

Microsoft updates Hotmail with more signature options, Gmail and Yahoo Mail keyboard shortcuts and the company is none too subtle about admitting it wants the service to be user-friendly for folks if or when they switch from Google or Yahoo. You can et an easy way to recover deleted emails, an improved back button, HTML5-fueled speed improvements and the option of changing your default font signature in new Hotmail by Microsoft………

Microsoft Forcasts Its Kinect To Be Used For Medical Health Care

Microsoft have expressed interest in seeing the Kinect being used in operating rooms or doctors offices and this could also allow patients to attend therapy sessions which they would normally would have not due to the distance they’d have to travel. Doctors could also use the Kinect to call up patient files just by speaking the name of his/her patient and scroll through the data with swipes and gestures. Microsoft is said to have a prototype of such a system ready and hopes that the possibilities that it offers up will help to lower the resistance to change……….

Cut The Rope For Android Available Now

We bring a good news for the android users. All the popular games for iOS eventually make their way to Android. Cut the Rope is is also one of the biggest hit game for iOS. The game which made its debut on the iOS platform last year is now finally on Google’s Android mobile operating system.

Sony Being Sued By 3 Men Claiming Sony Knew Its PSN Security Was At Risk

Sony is facing a class-action lawsuit which accuses the company of negligence and lax security, the suit cites many confidential witnesses who claim that Sony’s security was far from adequate and very open to attack. This lawsuit filed alleges that Sony laid off a number of employees responsible for network security a few weeks before the PlayStation Network went down…………