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Google Fiber for Small Business comes to Provo and expands across Kansas City

Mar04
by on March 4, 2015 at 6:36 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Google, google fiber

Google is bringing its low-cost Fiber Gigabit internet service to small businesses in Provo, Utah, and expanding it across Kansas City North and South today. The company previously began accepting registrations for home users in Provo last January. Today, small businesses in Provo and Kansas City can sign up for 1Gbps internet at $100 per month. It’s clear that Google Fiber is expanding steadily across the country. Google launched Fiber in Kansas City back in 2012. In January, the company also announced recently that it was bringing its Fiber service to more cities including Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, Atlanta and Nashville. ➤…

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Nvidia announces $199 4K Android TV gaming console and Full HD game-streaming service

Mar04
by on March 4, 2015 at 5:46 am
Posted In: android tv, Around the Web, Gadgets, Game Developers Conference 2015, gaming, Product Launches

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Talk about game-changing: Nvidia just announced the Shield, the world’s first 4K Android TV gaming console, at Game Developers Conference today in San Francisco. The device will be available this May for $199. Along with the new entertainment system, the company also announced its Grid game-streaming service, which will deliver games on-demand via the cloud at 1080p Full HD resolution and 60 fps. The Shield console will deliver video, music, and Android apps and games to the living room, powered by Nvidia’s new Tegra X1 processor with 3GB RAM. It can play and capture 4K video content and offers high-resolution…

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Dropbox partners with Adyen to accept Direct Debit payments in Europe

Mar04
by on March 4, 2015 at 3:49 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web

Dropbox is teaming up with payment platform Adyen to allow users and businesses across 12 European countries to pay for the company’s cloud storage service via Direct Debit. Dropbox says it will add more payment options for its customers in Europe, Latin America and Asia in the coming months. Working with Adyen means Dropbox can support other popular payment options in Europe, such as Giropay, SOFORT, iDEAL and Carte Bleue. The company says it has 120 million users in Europe, where its business is growing faster than in the US. ➤ Dropbox Read next: Dropbox acquires visual collaboration platform Pixelapse

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