HTC to launch Best Deals coupon app for discount-chasing Europeans
By Jamie Rigg posted Oct 26th 2012 11:28AM In a curious move by smartphone maker HTC, it’s announced it’ll be launching a new coupon service called “Best Deals.” The app / widget combo will aggregate offers from 12 pushers, including familiar names like LivingSocial and Trip Advisor, although HTC hopes to add more categories in the future with further partnerships. The service will show you local deals tailored...
Mountain Lion Available Today From the Mac App Store
It keeps your content up to date.On every device you use. Send unlimited messages to iPhone, iPad,iPod touch, or Mac. From your Mac. Mail, messages, reminders, alerts, and more.See what’s new with you. All in one place. Post to Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, and Vimeo.Right from the app you’re in. See some of the great new features for your Mac. And find out how they work with iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. Watch the video Send iMessages...
iPhone 6 rumor rollup for week ending Oct. 26
With iPhone 5 finally unveiled, it’s already become old hat for the iOSphere. After all, what’s really new? Yes, it has a bigger screen, the CPU is more powerful, it has LTE, and that cool diamond-cut chamfer. But honestly, it looks so much like the iPhone 4S, which looks so much like the iPhone 4. For some, it’s evidence if not proof of the “death of innovation” at Apple, the already-baneful legacy of...
Samsung Galaxy Premier shows at Taiwan regulator, carries few traces of its Nexus roots
By Jon Fingas posted Oct 26th 2012 11:47AM The Galaxy Premier has so far existed only on the fringes; we’ve seen unconfirmed benchmarks, model name mentions and press renders, but virtually nothing tangible. Taiwan’s NCC regulatory body has made Samsung’s phone much more corporeal with several photos of the device under its GT-i9260 badge. While the live look only confirms 3G and short-range wireless on the outside,...
SAP reveals policies, pricing for cloud integrations
SAP has laid out a set of pricing and policies for tying together its array of cloud-based and on-premises applications, providing some options at no charge, but others that will cost customers additional money. Application integration is a crucial question for SAP and its customers, particularly given the vigor with which the company has advocated for hybrid deployments that retain users’ large investments in on-premises ERP...
