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This mini robot is actually a portable printer, and it could be yours for $180

Apr10
by on April 10, 2014 at 11:10 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, kickstarter

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Technology and the Internet allow us to work from anywhere in the world, but there are still some tasks that require an office or administrator. One of those is printing. Sure, email is the communications medium for business, but very often you’ll need physical (hard) copies of documents and other items. Zuta Labs is an Israel-based company that wants to add printing to the modern entrepreneur’s mobile toolkit. Its Mini Mobile Robotic Printer has landed on Kickstarter, where it is asking for $400,000 to turn its prototype into a consumer product. That’s a lofty funding target — particularly for first-time Kickstartarians —…

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This mini robot is actually a portable printer, and it could be yours for $180

Apr10
by on April 10, 2014 at 11:10 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, kickstarter

Printer at Work (1)
Technology and the Internet allow us to work from anywhere in the world, but there are still some tasks that require an office or administrator. One of those is printing. Sure, email is the communications medium for business, but very often you’ll need physical (hard) copies of documents and other items. Zuta Labs is an Israel-based company that wants to add printing to the modern entrepreneur’s mobile toolkit. Its Mini Mobile Robotic Printer has landed on Kickstarter, where it is asking for $400,000 to turn its prototype into a consumer product. That’s a lofty funding target — particularly for first-time Kickstartarians —…

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Music streaming service Deezer adds Flow and Playlist Radio features, updates Mac beta

Apr10
by on April 10, 2014 at 10:31 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Product Updates

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Music streaming service Deezer has launched a couple of new features today designed to allow users of the free version to make the most of the service on their smartphone or tablet. The first of the two new features — Flow — looks at a user’s music library and previous streams to create a personalized radio station. The second  — Playlist Radio  — takes your favorite playlists and combines them with Deezer’s own recommendations to create a streaming radio station “focused on music discovery”, Deezer said. Both of these features are available for free  (and without time restrictions) to free users – although…

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eBay UK introducing simpler fee structure and 20 free listings per month from May 13

Apr10
by on April 10, 2014 at 9:19 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Product Updates, UK

Online auction site eBay has re-aligned its fee structures for UK users, allowing private sellers to list up to 20 items for free per month for private sellers. From May 13,  UK eBayers can start using this allowance of 20 free listings to list items from any category, except Motors. After 20 have been used, the new flat structure of 35 pence per listing will then kick in for any subsequent auctions or fixed-price format sales. While simplification of the fee structure will likely be welcomed by many private sellers, it’s not quite such good news for high-volume, low-price vendors…

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China’s UCWeb launches a PC browser that features integration with Alibaba’s shopping sites

Apr10
by on April 10, 2014 at 8:40 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Asia, browser, Product Launches

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After releasing a browser for smart TVs last month, China’s UCWeb has launched a PC browser today, as it seeks to capture as many eyeballs as it can across a variety of platforms. UCWeb is behind the popular mobile UC Browser, which has over 500 million users around the globe and uses data compression technology to minimize the cost of browsing and downloading. The Chinese firm says that similar to its mobile counterpart, UC Browser for PC prides itself on speed. It also has a series of mobile-inspired features such as predicting user behavior and preloading pages, infinite scrolling, and compressing sites on the server side so…

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