Filed under: News | Mobile Phones
Nov 18 2009, 12:00pm CST | by Shane McGlaun
The iCarte 110 is a near field communications device and RFID reader that plugs into the charge and sync port of the iPhone. The embedded smartchip can also be used as a debit, credit, pre-paid, or loyalty card to turn the iPhone into a digital wallet.
The device will work with the iPhone 3G and 3GS with OS 3.0 or higher installed. A mini USB port is built in so the iPhone can be charged and synced without unplugging the reader. It appears to add about an inch of extra length to the iPhone.
Niagara’s Catholic schools will move forward with their Wi-Fi Internet plans despite the warnings of a teachers’ union. Niagara Catholic District School Board director of education John Crocco said all indications are that wireless Internet is safe, and ...
Full article at: St. Catharines Standard
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Nokia N9, one of the most talked about mobile phones ever made, now has a beautiful white version. This version finally arrived in the market during the month of December, 2011. However, the announcement for the new white version was made much earlier. A ...
Full article at: PRWeb
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BANGKOK – Not far from several popular shopping malls in central Bangkok, where young Thais were getting into the spirit of Valentine’s Day with pretty little bouquets and boxes of chocolate, a less wholesome sight greeted passersby Tuesday. The sidewalk ...
Full article at: Jerusalem Post
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