Entries by Nicole Batac (11710)

Tuesday
Aug272013

Small but mighty: Hyper iUSBport Mini

Sanho Corporation introduces its most compact iUSB device yet—the Hyper iUSBport Mini. While it’s diminutive in size, it functions much like the original iUSBport. It connects to any USB storage device and wirelessly allows access of the contents to iOS, Android, or other Wi-Fi-enabled devices. You can share up to three different 1080p movies to three different devices or stream music and photos and perform 2-way transfer with up to eight different users.

Priced at $89.95, the Hyper iUSBport Mini also features a MicroSDXC slot, USB host port, and built-in wireless router.

Monday
Aug262013

Leaked image and specs of Nokia Sirius Windows RT tablet

Looks like we might be getting a Nokia Windows tablet in the very near future. The Verge revealed leaked image and specs of a 10.1-inch Nokia Windows RT tablet that is supposedly going to look like Nokia’s Lumia Windows Phone devices.

Codenamed Sirius, it’s going to be thinner than the latest iPad and weigh just over a pound. It will have a 6-megapixel rear camera and 2-megapixel front cam, 1920 x 1080 resolution, memory expansion via microSD, and is said to run on Qualcomm’s quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor with 2GB RAM. Nokia wants it to have a 10 hour battery life and LTE connectivity. The tablet is set to be unveiled on September 26 at an event in New York.

Sunday
Aug252013

Motorola readies a 32GB Moto X Developer Edition

Motorola has revealed on its official site that a developer edition of the Moto X but without the price or release date yet. The only information available so far is that it will come with 32GB storage, an unlockable bootloader, and it will have the words “Developer Edition” engraved on the back.

Sunday
Aug252013

Get rid of your online accounts with Justdelete.me

A lot of sites make their account deletion process as hard to find as possible. That’s why UK-based pair Robb Lewis and Ed Poole created a simple but indispensable resource called Justdelete.me. The site is a directory of links where you can say goodbye to a myriad of online services and it also shows you who simple or impossible it is to delete your account on these websites.