HP introduces thin, light, and powerful mobile thin client for business

HP announces the HP mt42, ta powerful quad-core mobile thin client ideal for business customers in the financial, healthcare, training, services and government sectors looking for a reliable and secure mobile-cloud access point that’s packed to perform and built for virtualized environments.

The new mt42 boasts a weight of just 3.41 pounds, is only 0.74 inches thin and provides up to 3.0 GHz AMD quad-core processing technology. The HP mt42 also offers 10 percent higher clock speedand an additional two cores of processing power than the previous generation.

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Orderly 2.9.2 visual to-do App for iOS - now with unlimited folders

Tekton Technologies today announces Orderly - Reminders, Tasks and To-Do Lists 2.9.2, a major update to their popular productivity app for iOS devices, now comes with multiple "Folders", where users can create as many categories, while retaining the power of visual layouts. Power and simplicity are the key usage drivers. Designed based on how the human mind visualizes to-do lists, featuring awesome themes & location based reminders, the app makes sure that a task never goes unnoticed.

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Pocket brings out of beta its story and video recommendation feature

All Pocket users on Android, iOS, and the web will now be seeing stories that matter to them with its new recommendations feature. Previously in beta, this feature will now actively send you links to curated stories from around the web. Some of them will be specialized based on the topics you’ve saved before. Pocket hopes this feature will bring you the stories that are of interest to you. "[W]ith Recommendations," the company says, "we want to use this insight to help you spend time with more high-quality content, no matter how noisy it gets."

Source: Pocket | Via: The Verge

Get millions of filters for your Instagram needs with Infltr

Feel limited by the number of filters offered on Instagram? Then you should check out Infltr. The US$1.99 iOS app claims they offer 5.1 million different hues on its app. You won’t be tapping on presets to get through these colors. You’ll be swiping around an invisible color map to make edits to your shots. You can keep track of what you’ve applied as a small color bubble appears under your fingertip. You can also choose a color to apply before you capture an image to get the effect you want instantly.

Source: Engadget | Download: Apple App Store (US$1.99)