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Nook Press self-publishing platform is now available to authors in the UK and parts of Europe

Mar18
by on March 18, 2014 at 11:37 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Product Updates, UK

Barnes and Noble, the bookseller behind the Nook e-reader devices and e-reader store, has announced that the Nook Press self-publishing platform is now available to authors and publishers in the UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and Belgium. As part of the move, Nook Press now supports multiple languages including French, Italian, German, Spanish and Dutch – authors will also be paid in their local currency, the company confirmed. Previously restricted to the US, all content that is made available via the platform will be downloadable on Nook devices or via the Nook Reading apps in all regions (where applicable). US publishers…

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UK operator Three will limit data tethering to 2GB for new customers, even if the plan is ‘unlimited’

Mar18
by on March 18, 2014 at 10:59 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Mobile, Product Updates, UK

UK mobile operator Three – best known for offering unlimited data to its customers – is introducing new tariffs  for customers signing up to the network that will see the amount of data they can use while tethering limited to 2GB, even if the agreement includes ‘unlimited’ data consumption via a smartphone. The move is unlikely to win Three any fans – it was the only network to continue offering unlimited data tariffs when it switched on its 4G LTE service at the end of last year, even for customers who wanted to use that superfast connectivity to tether to…

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UK operator Three will limit data tethering to 2GB for new customers, even if the plan is ‘unlimited’

Mar18
by on March 18, 2014 at 10:59 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Mobile, Product Updates, UK

UK mobile operator Three – best known for offering unlimited data to its customers – is introducing new tariffs  for customers signing up to the network that will see the amount of data they can use while tethering limited to 2GB, even if the agreement includes ‘unlimited’ data consumption via a smartphone. The move is unlikely to win Three any fans – it was the only network to continue offering unlimited data tariffs when it switched on its 4G LTE service at the end of last year, even for customers who wanted to use that superfast connectivity to tether to…

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Dollarbird’s awesome personal finance-tracker arrives for Android with Pro accounts in tow

Mar18
by on March 18, 2014 at 10:01 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Product Reviews

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Way back in July last year, we brought you news on Dollarbird, an awesome app for tracking your income and expenses courtesy of Halcyon Mobile. Though it has partnered with agencies, brands and startups since 2005 to produce apps, Dollarbird represented Halcyon’s first self-branded product. At the time, Dollarbird was an iOS-only affair, though the creators did state that if the reception was positive, they’d be looking to bring it to Android too. Well, it seems that the reception must’ve been positive, because Dollarbird for Android is available to download today, alongside a new Pro accounts feature that’s arriving for…

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New Sky+ EPG homepage rolling out today, makes it easier to find on-demand content alongside live TV

Mar18
by on March 18, 2014 at 9:55 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, UK

British broadcaster BSkyb has announced that its customers with HD boxes will start seeing a new electronic programme guide (EPG) that puts less of a focus on live TV from today. Rather than following the traditional route of telling you what’s being broadcast at any given time, the EPG will now include a range of on-demand content (whether that’s catch-up TV, box sets, or movies) as well as live TV. There’s also quick access to the Sky Store from the homepage too. The company noted that the Sky+ app is also being updated to stay consistent with the changes to…

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