XCom Global introduces flat rate ‘net access for travelers

If you’re crossing the border to the U.S. and want reliable, fast, and low-cost internet connection, XCom Global is now offering a U.S. Mobile Hotspot Plan, which provides travelers with affordable data connection at a daily flat rate of $14.95.

The U.S. Mobile Hotspot Plan can be reserved before the departure to the United States. You just need to indicate your arrival date and the specific US location where the device should be shipped. The mobile hotspot is battery powered and connects up to five devices via 3G or 4G wireless networks.

Images leaked of the BlackBerry Z30

If you want to take a sneak peek at what the next BlackBerry device is, here’s a look at the BlackBerry Z30 (codename: Aristo) in its touch-based glory. As stated on CrackBerry, the new BlackBerry operating system has also been leaked. We’ll keep you updated on any new information we find about the upcoming device and the OS update.

Source: CrackBerry

Microsoft cuts Surface Pro price by $100 for the month of August

Microsoft slashes the price further of its Surface Pro tablet with the 128GB now at $899 and the 64GB at $799. It is said to last until August 30 but who knows if Microsoft might decide to extend the sale.

EnGenius Technologies unveils dual-band wireless AC routers with personal cloud service

Three new wireless routers make their way out of EnGenius Technologies’ labs, including the ESR1200 Dual-Band AC1200 Router with Gigabit and USB, ESR1750 Dual-Band AC1750 Router with Gigabit and USB, and EUB Dual-Band Wireless AC1200 USB Adapter.

The ESR1200 and ESR1750 both include the free EnShare service that lets you create a personal cloud for accessing, sharing, and uploading data within and outside of the network. These also feature Quantum Beam technology that accelerates the wireless speeds of 80.211ac-capable computers and other devices nearly three times faster than Wireless-N. The EUB1200AC is a 2.4 or 5GHz adapter allows for high transfer speeds of wireless AC to desktops and laptops quicker than before and also backwards compatible with 802.11 a/b/g/n.