Apple Pay Cash nears its first international expansion

Despite the apparently imminent expansion, it’s doubtful that Apple Pay Cash will allow money transfers between countries. As 9to5Mac observed, competing services typically limit you to paying… Read the original here: Apple Pay Cash nears its first international expansion

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Nissan’s self-driving taxi is ready for passengers

Passengers will be able to tell the app via text or voice what activity they want to do while in the area. The car’s built-in tablet screen will then show them recommendations, including places of… Read the original here: Nissan’s self-driving taxi is ready for passengers

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UK tech brand Acorn taps nostalgia to sell a rebranded phone

The handset itself looks an awful lot like the Leagoo S8 you can pick up on AliExpress now for around $140. It’s packing an octa-core MediaTek MT7650T paired with 3GB RAM, 32GB storage and four… See original here: UK tech brand Acorn taps nostalgia to sell a rebranded phone

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Twitter relaxes the rules for customer service DMs

Right now, Twitter limits the amount of requests and messages a piece of software can make to its system at a given time. It’s a way of stopping propagandists and tolls from overwhelming Twitter,… Go here to see the original: Twitter relaxes the rules for customer service DMs

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Pentax’s full-frame K-1 Mark II has a ridiculous ISO range

That crazy ISO number is native, so it uses the electronic gain, rather than software to attain that sensitivity (unlike with extended ISOs). Pentax didn’t supply any samples in the upper ranges,… Read the rest here: Pentax’s full-frame K-1 Mark II has a ridiculous ISO range

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