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Monday, June 5, 2017

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Apple is redesigning the App Store

Every year, more developers flood onto the App Store in the hope of finding an audience and some lucrative revenue. The sheer volume of apps means it’s hard to get noticed, however, and on the flipside it’s difficult for users to find genuinely usefu…

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Apple Music will keep tabs on your friends’ listening habits

Thanks to a Bloomberg interview with Apple Music head Jimmy Iovine back in April, we thought WWDC updates for the app could focus on video. During today’s keynote, the company gave us a brief rundown of a couple changes we can expect for the service….

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Apple boosts the MacBook line’s performance with Kaby Lake processors

Apple's 2017 laptop lineup will be a bit speedier than last year's offerings, the company announced at WWDC 2017 on Monday. Both the MacBook and MacBook Pro will receive the 7th generation "Kaby Lake" processors from Intel. Plus, the MacBooks will al…


Apple’s iMac Pro is its most powerful computer ever

Apple has another iMac to reveal. The iMac Pro is a powerful, beautiful skeletal all-in one, decked in space gray — and the company says it's the most powerful Mac ever. Period. The pro-level computer will ship with up to 18-core Xeon processors, as…


Waze sends real-time accident data to drivers and first responders

Earlier this month, Waze teamed up with the Emergency Number Association to help emergency responders react more quickly to incidents across Europe. Now, that feature is debuting in the United States: Today, Waze announced that it has partnered with…


Formlabs makes high-quality, automated 3D printing more affordable

Your basic hobbyist 3D printer (technically known as Fused Deposition Modeling or FDM) is great for rapid prototyping because, while the objects it prints are a bit rough, the system and its associated printing costs are relatively inexpensive. Howev…


Apple and Amazon want a stake in Toshiba’s memory business

Apple and Amazon are joining a Foxconn bid to purchase Japanese chip giant Toshiba's NAND manufacturing division, according to Nikkei. The deal could make it easier for the companies, particularly Apple, to access all-important flash memory more chea…


Amazon’s Alexa will keep you up to date with the UK election

It's general election week, and politicians have only four days left to curry favour before we fill those ballot boxes on June 8th. Between work and everything else, staying on top of the week's developments can be a tall order, so Amazon's tasked Al…


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AlwaysOnline Wireless debuts on-demand LTE data plan for any device

Service when you need it, how long you need it, and where you need it.

In 2015 Otono Networks announced the launch of AlwaysOnline Wireless, a global LTE roaming network exclusively for iPads using Apple’s unique and proprietary SIM technology. Today, the service expands to include any compatible device such as a smartphone, tablet, or Wi-Fi hotspot.

The service works with on-demand pricing, meaning you can pay for an hour, a day or a Megabyte at a time. It’s available in over 90 countries including the USA, Mexico, the UK, France, China, Spain, Japan, and Italy. You can see all the coverage details at this link. In every country with service, AOW offers a dedicated LTE network so your service is as fast as possible. Rates start at 99 cents per hour in most countries and you can schedule in advance so you’re ready to go when you need it.

Plans and pricing:

  • By the Hour with Data SIM  —  from $0.99 USD per hour
  • By the Hour with Apple SIM  —  from $0.11 USD per hour
  • By the Day  —  from $2.99 USD per day
  • By the Megabyte  —  from $0.01 USD per megabyte

Wireless service is competitive and every company is looking to one-up the rest. Offering hourly plans for travelers or in an emergency is really unique, and having the ability to use it in 90+ countries isn’t half bad, either. The full press release is below and you can find out more at AlwaysOnline Wireless.

AlwaysOnline Wireless Launches Global Data SIM for 4G LTE on Any Mobile Device in Over 90 Countries

VANCOUVER, CANADA (June 5, 2017) – AlwaysOnline Wireless (AOW), a leader in short-term, on-demand LTE data plans for iPad with Apple SIM users around the world, today announced its newest product, the AOW Global Data SIM.

Prior to today, the AOW service was available only to users of iPad with Apple SIM by purchasing LTE data plans directly on their device. Now with the AOW Global Data SIM, users of all other mobile devices – smartphones, Wi-Fi hotspots, and cellular-enabled tablets – can access the AOW network. This global, high speed LTE network is currently available in over 90 countries, and is expected to grow to over 100 countries by the end of the year.

Each AOW Global Data SIM can be loaded with an LTE data plan for each country being visited. Travellers can choose from a variety of affordable plans, in increments as short as one hour, one day, or larger data plans from 500MB up to 5GB.

International travel is steadily increasing, with destinations like France, Spain, the United Kingdom, and China leading in number of international arrivals annually. AOW offers data plans in each of these countries, offering hourly plans starting as low as 11¢, daily plans for as little as $2.99, and plans with larger data buckets, like the 5GB plan valid for 30 days for only $34.99. Rates and plans vary by country and can be reviewed on the AOW website at http://ift.tt/2qSMeWj.

“Today’s travellers need reliable, high-speed mobile connectivity wherever they go, and the demand for affordable options is rapidly growing,” said Christian Paul, VP Marketing and CoFounder of Otono Networks. “By adapting the advanced technology we developed for Apple SIM service and combining it with the most competitive rates of any travel SIM card out there, we can keep more people connected at very affordable prices.”

To get started with AOW, travellers simply need an AOW Global Data SIM card that can be activated online anytime. They then can purchase and schedule plans for each country, with the ability to specify the exact start date, time, and time zone for each plan. This allows customers to only pay for what they need without any overage fees or contracts. Once travellers return home, they can keep and reuse their AOW SIM for future trips.

AOW Global Data SIM cards are currently available online at alwaysonlinewireless.com for $14.95 USD with free shipping.

For more information on AOW, visit alwaysonlinewireless.com, find us on Facebook as AlwaysOnlineWireless, or follow @AOwireless on Twitter and Instagram.

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The Morning After: Monday, June 5th 2017

Welcome to the new week. Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference kicks off later today. While we will be reporting live from it, we’ve also got thoughts on what you might see, right here. We also try overclocking processors with liquid nitrogen (and…

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Sunday, June 4, 2017

IBM squeezes 30 billion transistors into a fingernail-sized chip

Who said Moore's Law was dead? Certainly not IBM or its chip partners Globalfoundries and Samsung. The trio has developed a transistor manufacturing process that should pave the way for 5-nanometer chips. While the team etched the chip using the same…


Thursday, June 5, 2014

Father Nearly Tears Family Apart Until Tragedy Strikes – See His Shocking Response in This Tearjerking Ad (VIDEO)

When you see why this father is crying and what he does about it, you’ll be the one in tears.


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After Pastor’s Son Comes Out, Southern Baptist Church Breaks With Denomination on Homosexuality

A Southern Baptist church in California has broken with the denomination’s stance on homosexuality and has decided to accept the LGBT community. The church made the change after its lead pastor announced that he no longer holds to the teaching that homosexuality is a sin.


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Watch NASA launch its hypersonic LDSD this afternoon


In preparation for a potential trek to Mars, NASA’s launching its UFO-like low density supersonic decelerator into the stratosphere to simulate an arrival on the red planet. The best part? You can tune in live via the organization’s website today…