This could be nifty. Per Business Wire, Connect One‘s battery powered Wi-Reach Classic allows users to insert a 3G or 4G USB card to create a portable Wi-Fi hotspot that can allow up to 10 Wi-Fi-enabled devices to connect to the Internet. The device will support the WiMax and LTE protocols after a future firmware […]
Month: February 2010
Powermat, a firm that specializes in wireless charge pads for handsets, has announced that the company will begin making wireless battery packs that will enable handsets to be recharged without the need for an accessory device to pick up the charge. Per Macworld UK, the present Powermat charging approach is to embed a rechargable cell […]
Digital Rights Management software has never been universally popular, though Apple is offering publishers a crack at it. According to the Los Angeles Times, Apple will use the DRM to prevent piracy of titles sold on the multimedia device. Apple abandoned restrictive DRM for music titles last year when it removed FairPlay from the iTunes […]
It’s February 15th, President’s Day is upon us and the staff of the PowerPage will be taking a day off to rest and recoup from the trials and tribulations of Valentine’s Day and Macworld Expo. Swing back tomorrow for the latest Mac mobile news, rumors and information as we get in. In the meantime, sit […]
Maybe it’s flattering when dozens of companies attempt to take you down. Per Macworld UK, mobile phone providers O2 and Orange will team with leading mobile phone companies across the world to create a new open application platform that could rival Apple’s iTunes App Store. The new consortium, will be announced by industry trade body […]