Author: dsellers

Targus announces laptop chargers

Targus (http://www.targus.com) has announced new compact chargers for laptops, netbooks and other mobile devices such as smartphones, cell phones, iPads, iPods, MP3 players, and portable game players. They can charge multiple devices simultaneously at home, in the office, on the road, in an airplane, boat or car.

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PageSender update for Mac OS X adds fax-via-email services

SmileOnMyMac has released PageSender 4.6 (http://www.smileonmymac.com/PageSender/), an update of its fax software for Mac OS X. The upgrade adds eight fax-via-email services, including Concord Fax and Rogers Business Internet Fax.

PageSender 4.6 also fixes a possible hang when viewing incomplete received faxes, and features other minor fixes and improvements.

PageSender 4.5 costs US$39.95 (though version 4.6 is a free update for registered users of version 4.x. Registered users of previous versions can upgrade for $20. A fully-functioning demo version is available for download.

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What other ‘extraordinary products’ does Apple have coming?

Commenting on Apple’s latest, greatest, beat-all-estimates financial results Apple CEO Steve Jobs said in a press release that “we have several more extraordinary products in the pipeline for this year.” What might they be?

One, of course, is the next version of the iPhone. New Macs will doubtless see the light of day. Perhaps with USB 3.0 or Light Peak technology. And maybe with Blu-ray playback as an option, though I’m not holding my breath for this.

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United Kingdom, France, India among cheapest for mobile broadband

Where are the best deals for mobile broadband? Comparing mobile data pricing in a number of countries, ABI Research (http://www.abiresearch.com) found that the UK, France and India have among the world’s lowest prices for mobile broadband plans. In India for example, where 3G mobile broadband services launched in the middle of 2009, an unlimited download plan costs just over US$17 per month.
 

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