Month: April 2015

Things to Consider When Choosing a Mobile POS System

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According to a report by global payments technology company Ayden, 26 percent of global online transactions are now completed on mobile devices. The company also reported expecting their POS device shipments to grow over 95 percent worldwide, and over 108 percent throughout North America. This is all good news for companies that want to move … Read more

Oxford guide to coffee and WiFi – Cowley Rd

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Long time ago I promised my friend Sami an article about free WiFi in Oxford. That was really long time ago. For one reason or another I got pulled away from doing this for over a year. It’s time to fulfil this promise.

This article intends on being short series, divided into four parts (or regions). Cowley Road, City centre, Jericho and Summertown. I aim to focus on local businesses, not chains like Costa, Starbucks etc. Why? Because small business can be influenced to change, if needed, or benefit from good press.

So, without further ado, let’s start with first area – Cowley Rd.

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Apple Watch orders will arrive sooner than expected, reports confirm

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Image: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c0/White_AppleWatch_with_Screen.png The infamous Apple Watch has garnered media attention for a number of reasons over the last few months – some good, some bad. There were those who lampooned the Cupertino-based company for its ridiculous advertising budgets, while others praised Apple for being able to sell almost a million units on its release date earlier … Read more

Denon announce the AH-GC20 Globe Cruiser Wireless Headphones with active noise cancellation technology

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Denon are no strangers to great sound, and with their Globe Cruiser Wireless Headphones, they are definitely on to something. Just announced this month, and retailing for £249, they pack in quite a lot of features: Perfect travel companions, and come as such Large 40mm professionally tuned drives, delivering natural, rich and dynamic audio Designed … Read more

Review: Jawbone Up Move

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Jawbone are not new to the fitness tracker market. Along with Fitbit, they have been providing fitness trackers to the masses. However, Jawbone have always focused on providing the premium product to the consumer, i.e. their trackers have always been a bit on the expensive side. Not any more. With the Jawbone Up Move, you … Read more

Gamin announces the nüviCam – a SatNav with a built in DashCam

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Garmin have today announced the nüviCam, a unique entry into the SatNav market that combines two products into one, a SatNav and a DashCam. Using this, the product doesn’t just offer you guidance as well as the ability to record videos with  precise GPS information, but takes it further, with features such as Lane Guidance … Read more

Review: Garmin nuvi 2599 LMT-D and Smartphone Link App

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What is it? The Garmin nuvi 2599 LMT-D, apart from the encryptive name is one of the many offerings Garmin has in the world of satellite navigation. Packed with features such as 5 inch touch screen, live traffic guidance, lane guidance, voice commands as well as Bluetooth calling, it offers a lot to all kinds … Read more

[CLOSED] Giveaway: PearPeel Dual Phone Case

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We recently looked at the PearPeel Dual Phone Case. The good folk at PearPeel have been extremely generous, and have offered one of our readers the chance to win one of these exciting and premium cases. This is how PearPeel describe the case: Designed for anyone who carries two phones –  business and personal, for … Read more

Get Hired With Hired.com!

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Job hunting is always a stressful mission. Between dealing with agents, to a lot of employers trying to replace an old disgruntled employee with an exact match makes the whole process annoying, and often fruitless. Hired.com seem to be doing it the other way around. Designed by designers and engineers for designers and engineers, this promises … Read more