Flexibility Archive

  • Citrix® Expands Mobile Workforce App Lineup with Free GoToMeeting App for Android™ Users

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  • Yardi PAYscan Mobile Available at Apple’s App Store

    SANTA BARBARA, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Yardi announced today that Yardi PAYscan Mobile™ is now available at Apple’s iTunes App Store. This new application, designed for companies that use Yardi PAYscan™, ...

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  • From Playful to Practical: Belkin Unveils a Range of Innovative Accessories for New iPad 2

    PLAYA VISTA, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Belkin announces innovative solutions for iPad 2 with the introduction of the FlipBlade Adjust, the ViewLounge, and a new line of Folio Stands ...

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  • Introducing Callvine: iPhone App for Instant Group Calling & Texting

    AUSTIN, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–In our fast-paced, time-crunched world, consumers are always looking for new and more effective ways of communicating with each other, as seen with the rise in popularity of social...

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  • AT&T 3G MicroCell now available in all markets

    AT&T 3G MicroCell now available in all markets

    Completing a phased roll-out that kicked off back in April, AT&T has finally gotten around to launching its 3G MicroCell in all of its markets, giving the entire customer base some flexibility when "more bars in more places" doesn't happen to include your place. Interestingly, the announcement was made in passing during comments by AT&T director Gordon Mansfield at the Femtocells World Summit in London this week, where he spent much of his time trying to quell a minor furor over the carrier's continued application of data caps when using the MicroCell. He makes some pretty strong arguments: even though all MicroCell voice and data traffic starts off traveling over your own internet connection, it ultimately ends up within AT&T's core infrastructure -- and a legal requirement that the carrier be able to intercept traffic for law enforcement use prevents it from diverting that traffic elsewhere. More importantly, though, if you're within range of a MicroCell, odds are very good that you're also within range of a WiFi connection -- and since all of AT&T's data-heavy handsets offer WiFi, the whole complaint is kinda moot. So just get one if you need one and don't worry about it, okay?

    AT&T 3G MicroCell now available in all markets originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 22 Jun 2010 14:53:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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  • Study Shows High Consumer Demand For Second Mobile Line On A Single Device

    Study Shows High Consumer Demand For Second Mobile Line On A Single Device

    Frost & Sullivan survey for Movius Interactive Corporation reveals coast-to-coast demand for greater flexibility ATLANTA, Ga., U.S.A. – June 9, 2010 – In a new study conducted by Frost & Sullivan for US-based value added services company Movius Interactive Corporation, findings showed a high percentage of...

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  • Boxee for iPhone, iPad and Android all but confirmed in Vindicia payment processing deal

    Boxee for iPhone, iPad and Android all but confirmed in Vindicia payment processing deal

    Oh sure, having Boxee nailed down to the desktop of your PC is fine and dandy, and that Boxee Box will ensure that the same experience is enjoyed by all who plant their fundament in front of your HDTV. But we all know what you're after -- lemon drops. And a mobile version of Boxee. In a post today by the company, it expressed outright joy in inking a deal with Vindicia in order to bring a payment processing solution to the platform; slated for implementation "by the end of the summer," this CashBox add-in would enable users to purchase "premium content" from Boxee's programming partners via credit card, gift card or PayPal. It's a vital step in Boxee finally finding a revenue stream (something it confessed to needing on a previous episode of The Engadget Show), and better still, "Vindicia's flexibility makes it possible for [Boxee] to enable payments on its website and across mobile platforms like the iPhone, Android and iPad." Yeah, those are the company's own words right there, and in case you still aren't believing your eyes, chew on one final quote:
    "Boxee's eventual expansion to these platforms will pave the way for universally accessible content no matter where a user is (we love this idea!)."
    Huzzah!

    Boxee for iPhone, iPad and Android all but confirmed in Vindicia payment processing deal originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 11 May 2010 20:26:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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  • Vindicia to provide payment solution for Boxee’s upcoming for-pay premium content

    Vindicia to provide payment solution for Boxee’s upcoming for-pay premium content

    The future is almost here for Boxee. A few months ago the company announced plans to bring premium for-pay content to the platform. This goal is now one step closer thanks to an agreement with Vindicia who will handle the payment transactions. The goal is to provide a one-click payment scheme using Vincdicia robust CashBox system as a back-end. The powerful solution currently handles currency exchanges, VAT, and GST automatically, and allows users to pay via credit cards, gift cards, or PayPal. Other sites such as Blizzard's online gaming store, DeviantArt, Symantec already use the payment system.

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  • Shanzaistudios.com: The next big thing in China is “socialist” production

    Shanzaistudios.com: The next big thing in China is “socialist” production

    The guys behind Shanzai.com - a blog covering the very best in China and Indian shanzai products - are taking the world of shanzai online with a new crowdsourcing site called Shanzaistudios.com Basically, its your standard crowdsourcing model or better yet "Social Production" - the site puts up a product they can manufacture in China and everyone visiting the site gets to help form the final design that gets made and sold. While the first product is very interesting to tablet fans (a tablet bag 'natch) its how deep they plan to go that is exciting. While in Hong Kong, I was able to chat with one of the founders and they were telling me that ultimately this is the way to get a more personalized cellphone or a tablet device, but starting smaller and building it up is their initial goal.

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  • Shock study: Wii Fit alone won’t get you into shape (nor is it supposed to, by the way)

    Shock study: Wii Fit alone won’t get you into shape (nor is it supposed to, by the way)

    Shocking study coming out of the University of Minnesota that says Wii Fit won't get you into shape, despite what you may think. Well, to be specific, the study says the game won't produce “significant changes in daily physical activity, muscular fitness, flexibility, balance or body composition.”

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  • Video: Chinese iPhone clone looks like Apple, smells like Android

    Video: Chinese iPhone clone looks like Apple, smells like Android

    Screen shot 2009-11-09 at [ November 9 ] 11.40.51 AM You're stuck in quite the conundrum. You want the chic elegance of the iPhone - but you want unbridled flexibility that comes with the Android platform. Whatever are you supposed to do?

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  • HulloMail Launches Visual Voicemail App For BlackBerry

    HulloMail Launches Visual Voicemail App For BlackBerry

    Voicemail. You hate it. We hate it. Damn near everyone hates it – at least, we all hate it in its current form. It’s an antiquated system desperately hobbling on its last leg in an industry where technology moves forward at a nearly absurd rate. While our phones get bigger and better each and every [...]

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