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Zappos founder reportedly buys 100 Tesla cars for Zipcar-like rental service in Las Vegas
Author: Natalie Wood
Zappos founder Tony Hseih has led the cause of urban development in Las Vegas, and according to Business Insider, he plans to add an enticing all-electric perk for tech entrepreneurs in town: a fleet of 100 rental cars from Elon Musk’s Tesla Motors. Business Insider says Hseih’s new Tesla service will be part of a new Car2Go or Zipcar-like rental program for members of the Vegas tech community. Hseih has been working on a $ 350 million effort called the Downtown Project intended to revitalize the Las Vegas city center with an influx of tech companies — that includes Hseih’s Zappos, which moved into the former Las Vegas City Hall last year. As The New York Times reported, the Downtown Project aims to bring in 10,000 “upwardly mobile,…
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No Comments »Tep Wireless expands mobile hotspot rental plan to 50 nations, revamps pricing
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The intercontinental mobile hotspot rental market just got a lot even more intriguing. While Xcom Global‘s offerings are still wider, Tep Wireless is expanding in a major method. Previously reserved for European nations, the upstart is now serving a full 50 nations, adding Brazil, the United States, South Africa, Singapore, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Australia, Bahrain, Israel, Kenya, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Russia, Sri Lanka, Thailand and UAE to its repertoire. For those in requirement of a refresher, the company makes it possible for consumers dealing with an intercontinental trip to order their hotspot and get it delivered prior to departure, with a prepaid envelope included to ship it back once they’ve returned.
The business’s made clear that its hotspots will certainly track information usage in real time right on the inbuilt display, and they’re set to hop onto different networks as borders are crossed. (If you’re curious, we confirmed that it all works as promoted in a recent jaunt throughout European borders.) The full prices chart fo is hosted up after the break, with those needing endless pails able to pay a $ 6.95-per day surcharge. (It ought to be noted that the preexisting EU-wide prices options remain for those sticking to that area.) It’ll most likely look a touch expensive to light users and common visitors, but business visitors unwilling to take chances on connectivity when heading overseas will certainly locate the prices far more palatable than wandering fees from their house carrier.
, Net, MobileTep Wireless broadens mobile hotspot rental plan to 50 nations, spruces up rates originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 02 Oct 2012 06:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for usage of feeds. Permalink|Tep Wireless|E-mail this|Opinions
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OnSitePropertyManager.com – Online Flyers for Rental Property
Author: Gabe Hall
www.OnSitePropertyManager.com is a web-based property management software which offers a FREE 60-day trial. Click here to get started www.onsitepropertymanager.com This software auto posts rent and late fees … making your rental properties more profitable! OnSite Property Manager™ property management software provides landlords and property managers an easy yet powerful way to manage rental properties while automating many tasks including posting rents and late fees, tracking payment histories, printing tenant receipts, printing bank deposit slips, managing tasks, tracking expenses, and calculating property management fees. The property management software is based upon a Rent Roll format making it very user friendly for landlords and rental property managers to work with. The affordable Pricing Plan and Free 60 Day Trial make it easy to get started and begin creating more profit from your rental property. * Affordable Online Rental Property Software Starts At .95 Per Month * Auto Posts Rents and Late Fees For Each Rental Property On The Dates And Times You Specify * Prints Your Bank Deposit Slips For All Rental Payments Made Each Day – No More Errors * Simple Rent Roll Format – Requires No Previous Property Management Software Experience * Works On All Web Devices Including The iPad, iPhone, Xoom, And All Android Phones And Tablets * Automatic Vacancy Listings – Rental Units Can Be Automatically Listed On Major 3rd Party Sites * Posts Recurring Charges To Each Rental …
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Xcom Global opens international MiFi rental / service center in New York City
Author: Buck Howard
Serving jetsetters at LAX just wasn’t enough for Xcom Global. Engadget’s personal favorite when it comes to snagging international data before leaving the States is now opening up shop in the Big Apple — a wise move for increasing its presence in a market where loads of humans are doing business in nations other than the United States. Xcom’s calling its new venue a “satellite customer service center,” enabling flyers to swing by before they depart JFK (or LGA, we guess) and pick up a global MiFi. Rather than being positioned within an airport, this one’s located near Grand Central Station at the offices of Amnet New York on Madison Avenue, and in case you’ve forgotten, $ 12.95 per day (and up) can snag you a wireless data device capable of connecting in some 195 countries. Oh, and you can return the device to the same store or via your carrier of choice. Still trying to wrap your head around it? Have a look at our review.
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Xcom Global opens international MiFi rental / service center in New York City originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 07 May 2012 10:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Disney considering 28-day rental window, because ‘On Stranger Tides’ was that good
Author: Tyler Evans
That sound you can hear is the studios dashing around as they look for a new scapegoat. Disney’s got Redbox and Netflix in its sights as it declares plans to impose a 28-day window before it’ll make its titles available for rental. Despite conceding that the studio hadn’t seen any impact on overall DVD sales, CEO Bob Iger pointed to a 16 percent drop in quarterly revenue compared to 2010 as the motivation. It’s also collecting splinters in its backside as it watches to see how well digital locker service UltraViolet fares with consumers before committing to join the program. Of course, given the legitimacy of First Sale Doctrine, it’s possible Redbox will do as its done with Warner titles and just buy ‘em at retail — as long as it can cover its costs as it does so.
Disney considering 28-day rental window, because ‘On Stranger Tides’ was that good originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:46:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Blockbuster Express kiosks hike rental rates to keep offering new movies
Author: Randy Miller
In a continuation of the worst fad ever, it appears NCR’s Blockbuster Express kiosk biz is the the latest to come down with a case of price hike-itis, following competitors Redbox and Netflix. Of course the cause behind this is the studios, who are pushing for higher rates on new release movies or delayed windows. The 3-2-1 pricing structure it has been testing kicks in on “Hot Movies” in the first month they’re available (sound familiar?), renting for $ 3 the first night (additional nights are still just $ 1 each, Blu-ray discs still cost $ 1 extra the first night), dropping to $ 2 after a month and then to $ 1 after 90 days. Expect the squeeze to be continually and evenly applied to your video rental options as long as Hollywood believes it increases sales.
Blockbuster Express kiosks hike rental rates to keep offering new movies originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 06 Nov 2011 17:01:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Zediva’s DVD rental service ordered to close shop, Hollywood pops celebratory bubbly
Author: Trixi Anderson
Zediva’s loophole-exploiting DVD rental service has just been dealt a lethal blow by Judge John F. Walter. The recent court-ordered preliminary injunction effectively halts the company’s ability to rent its library to users across the internet’s great streaming divide. Citing irreparable damages to both the nascent video on demand market and Hollywood’s bottom line, the federal judge found Zediva’s business in violation of studios’ exclusive right to public performance of copyrighted works. The bizarro Netflix alternative had been operating without the normal licensing restrictions required by the industry and despite its claims of imminent ruination, will have to close shop. For its part, the unique startup has vowed to appeal the ruling, but if that doesn’t work, at least its creators can watch No Strings Attached ad nauseum.
Zediva’s DVD rental service ordered to close shop, Hollywood pops celebratory bubbly originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 02 Aug 2011 19:41:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Google Blocking Movie Rental Service on Rooted Android Devices
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Google has taken a step forward to fight against those who don’t comply with their TOS. The company has started blocking YouTube Movie rentals on rooted Android Phones due to requirements related to copyright protection. If you try to play a rented movie from YouTube or the Android Market, you will receive a message “Failed [...]
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Australia’s JetStar Airways takes the training wheels off iPad rental program, wants the tablet ‘on every aircraft’
Author: Charity Woods
Here’s a quick and easy way to escape the mediocrity of those tiny low-res LCDs embedded in the seat in front of you: slap down 10 Australian dollars and upgrade to the iPad’s IPS goodness for the duration of your Jetstar Airways flight. This rental option has been available on the Australian airline’s flights since June, but only in pilot form (insert your own jokes here), and the feedback has been good enough for the company to make it a fleet-wide policy. “Movies, music, magazines, books and games” will all come preloaded, so you shouldn’t fret about having to shell out extra hunting around for content. Licensing agreements are expected to be finalized shortly, with the rental program rolling out in full this April.
Australia’s JetStar Airways takes the training wheels off iPad rental program, wants the tablet ‘on every aircraft’ originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 18 Feb 2011 05:06:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Nissan delivers 190 Leaf EVs to rental companies in Japan, pre-orderers still get none
Author: Ang Nguyen
If you’re still waiting on your Nissan Leaf pre-order slip to bear fruit, you’re not alone. But, know that you might be able to finally go and rent one of the things — if you live in Japan (or have the appropriate international drivers license and willingness to travel). Nissan just delivered 190 of the hotly-desired hatches to rental companies across its home country and, while Hertz is planning to offer the things up around these parts, we don’t see any available for reservations yet. There are some lovely mid-sized alternatives available, though, if you don’t mind white paint, Velour interiors, and gas-powered engines.
Nissan delivers 190 Leaf EVs to rental companies in Japan, pre-orderers still get none originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 04 Feb 2011 15:07:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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