As mobile devices continue to rapidly develop, more and more tasks that were once confined to the personal computer can now be performed on-the-go as a result. This goes for the payment and maintenance of your bills as well. From sending your checks out via “snail mail” to paying online
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The worlds longest Lego railway measures a massive 2.5 miles long, or 4,000.25 meters, and it has set a new Guinness World Record and was built by 80 Lego enthusiasts in Denmark. The 2.5 miles of track use a total of 93,307 Lego pieces and took around 6 hours to
PayPal has launched a new PayPal Cash Register trade-in program that enables merchants to trade in old POS payment processing equipment in exchange for new hardware. The new move by PayPal brings them in closer competition with the likes of Groupon and Square, who themselves have been battling hard for the
Google has announced at Google I/O 2013 that Google Android has now hit 900 million device activations, and the company is on track to reach 1 billion Android activations by the end of the year. Back in March Google Announced that they had activated a total of 750 million Android
Want to shoot insanely cool Matrix-style “bullet time” footage at home? You can do so with a single rig built out of relatively cheap components. NASA spaceship engineer Mark Rober came up with a brilliant way to shoot eye-popping imagery using just a GoPro camera and a cheap ceiling fan. Those are
Finally Olympus has launched the new PEN E-P5. It’s the company’s new flagship Micro Four Thirds PEN mirrorless camera, and features both retro styling on the outside and powerful specs on the inside. As all the leaks revealed already, the E-P5 is modeled after the old Olympus PEN F SLR