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PQI Power Drive merges power bank, card reader and wireless access point into one

PQI Power Drive merges power bank, wireless access point and card reader into one

After showing off its USB OTG accessories and NFC flash drive, PQI decided to tease us with its unannounced Power Drive that was sat quietly in a corner at Computex. Much like the Air Pen launched last November, this upcoming device acts as a portable wireless access point with storage expansion, meaning you can share an RJ45 network connection and your files over WiFi. But what’s new is that not only is the RJ45 port collapsible to reduce device thickness, there’s now also a standard SD card slot in addition to the old microSD slot. Better yet, as the name suggests, the Power Drive can also be used as a USB power bank to charge up other devices, making this PQI’s most versatile WiFi product yet. Alas, details are light on the specs, so stay tuned for its announcement at some point in Q4 this year.

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Windows 8.1 fingerprint reader support includes option to secure folders with a finger

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Microsoft has been detailing additional Windows 8.1 improvements this week at its annual Tech-Ed conference. One particular feature, native fingerprint reader support, is designed to improve Windows’ notoriously mixed support for biometrics devices. Whereas previous versions of Windows have supported fingerprint readers through third-party drivers and software, Microsoft will improve its native support of them in Windows 8.1 and include options to lock down individual folders to fingers.


Microsoft working with OEMs to take biometrics mainstream

Swiping or touching a finger on a reader will allow Windows 8.1 to authenticate a finger against a Microsoft Account. Users will also be able to purchase applications using a fingerprint…

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NOT WORKING, AS IS AMAZON KINDLE FIRE – 8GB TABLET EBOOK READER

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Feedly Mobile revamp caters to Reader escapees with fast search, Must Reads

Feedly Mobile revamp caters to Reader escapees with new search, mustreads

The phaseout of Google Reader is rapidly becoming a benefit for designers still holding the torch for newsreader apps– simply ask Feedly, which now says it handled 3 million new individuals in the two weeks because Google’s choice. Instead of merely await even more customers to roll in by themselves, though, the business is taking matters into its own hands with a major refresh of Feedly Mobile for Android and iOS. The update brings a remodelled online search engine that’s both extra-quick and makes topic techniques based upon the collective subscriptions of the Feedly individual base, getting better as even more readers join the ranks. Other updates likewise serve those who desire to keep things relocating quickly. A new Need to Reviews area prioritizes feeds, a title-only view maximizes screen area and an upgraded sharing panel both enables an adjustable shortcut along with (a little ironic) sharing to Google+. Once you have actually overcome the sting of another Google spring cleaning, Feedly’s prospective options await at the source links.

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Hitler finds out Google Reader is shutting down

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Google Reader Is Dead

The beloved service will go offline in July. “While the product has a loyal following, over the years usage has declined,” says Google.

Google Reader, the eight-year-old RSS reader that became an industry standard, has been given a funeral date: July 1st, 2013. “We launched Google Reader in 2005 in an effort to make it easy for people to discover and keep tabs on their favorite websites,” says Google. “While the product has a loyal following, over the years usage has declined. So, on July 1, 2013, we will retire Google Reader.”

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PayPal Here coming to the UK with a chip reader to match (video)

PayPal Here coming to the UK with a chip reader to match video

US-born mobile payment techniques like PayPal Right here and Square have not had much traction in Europe, due in no small part to the continent’s constant reliance on chip-and-PIN credit cards over North America’s (gradually outbound) magnetic stripes. PayPal is getting around that technical barrier with the most direct approach feasible– changing the reader completely. PayPal Right here’s UK implementation swaps out the triangular US reader for a significantly bulkier Bluetooth peripheral that takes the newer payment method. Many others aspects will recognize to anybody who’s used Right here on an Android or iOS device in an additional nation, minus the required changes in currency. PayPal is partnering with a handful of UK businesses before launching Below on a wider scale in the summer season– not quickly sufficient for some, but it might save a few Brits from scrounging through their pocketbooks simply to get some ice cream.

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Verizon offers another way to pick up a Square reader, make your eventual fortune

Not that there’s been a lack of ways to pickup a Square bank card reader, however if you happen to discover yourself in a Verizon Wireless shop with a couple of extra bucks and the burning desire to open your very own specialty shop company (and you’re not craving coffee or a MacBook), you’re in luck. As of today, VZW stores will be providing the commerce gadget country wide for $ 9.97 a pop– a price that has a $ 10 Square credit. Ka-ching. With $ 10 billion a year in payments at last count, that pricing structure seems to be working out for the company after all.

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B&N Drops Price Of Its Nook GlowLight In Advance Of Amazon’s New Reader

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B&N has dropped the rate of the Nook Simple Touch With GlowLight to $ 119 to match the Kindle Paperwhite (with “ unique offers ”). No sales figures have actually come out of either camp, but it makes sense for B&N to head Amazon off at the pass, specifically because the Paperwhite is shipping on October 1 and could place a dent in Nook sales.

The brand-new Paperwhite has a glowing, frontlit screen that turns the typical gray drab of an e-ink unit into a bright white web page. The Nook with GlowLight looks almost as great and is additionally a strong unit. At this point it generally comes down to which business you ’ ve already relied on with your e-library.

The e-reader wars are now about platform appeal. It ’ s the company that can easily grab the most readers in the shortest quantity of time that wins and this price drop is evidence of the high stakes both companies are facing.

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PANDIGITAL R90A200 9 ANDROID TABLET READER

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Enjoy a thrilling novel or the most current periodical with this Pandigital multimedia novel e-reader that features a 2GB built-in memory to keep your library and an intuitive touch-screen interface for very easy navigation.

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