Twitter testing ‘Fave People’ timeline on Android

Twitter has a Lists feature that let you keep specific people or accounts you want to follow in one place. However, this list doesn’t show up on your timeline. Twitter wants to make it easier for you to keep track of your favorites with a new “Fave People” timeline. The social network is testing out the new feature on Android. The timeline will appear beside the main timeline on Android app. It is currently available on the alpha version of Twitter’s Android app so there is no way of telling at the moment if it will be available on other platforms.

Source: Ubergizmo

Microsoft's OneNote now available for free to Mac OS

Microsoft's powerful cloud-connected note-taking application is now available for free on Mac OS X. This is the first time that OneNote has been made available for Mac, it was available for PCs as part of the Office Suite. Head on over to your Mac's app store to download OneNote.

D-Link and Direct Beam announce revolutionary fixed LTE wireless routers

D-Link, a provider of connectivity solutions for home, enterprise and service providers, in collaboration with Direct Beam, a global supplier of advanced wireless software and technology, today announced the availability of new innovative low-cost, high performance, fixed LTE wireless routers. The low OpEx, indoor and outdoor routers are designed to provide superior performance for subscribers and significantly reduced installation setup time for service providers.

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Sony bumps up prices of PlayStation 4 in Canada

If you thought you’d get a better deal by waiting to get your Sony PlayStation 4, then you’re in for bitter surprise. Sony will increase the price of the console by $50 to $449.99. Sony told the Financial Post that the price hike is due to “changes in the market environment.” No specifics were mentioned but speculation is due to the weakening Canadian Dollar.

Sony is also bumping up the prices of some accessories and games. The Dualshock 4 controller and PlayStation Camera are going to be bumped up to $64.99 from $59.99. And the games MLB The Show ’14 and Infamous: Second Son will sell for $69.99 instead of $59.99.