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Read MoreApp helps the blind identify money
I love discovering new apps that serve a purpose and make life easier. LookTel has created a Money Reader app is that verbally identifies the denominations of dollars when placed in front of the camera. This app is a great tool for the blind and visually impaired. Currency in the US is virtually indistinguishable by touch. Other countries print currency on different sizes and shapes that help people with sight problems identify the different denominations. With the LookTel app, blind people in the US will be able to correctly identify the value of their dollars. via NY Times Bits Blog Blog...
Read MoreColor, new mobile photo sharing app
Color is new location-based, photo-sharing app that just launched last week. This new photo app has received a lot of attention, partly due to the $41 million in investment and partly due to how the app works. At first, it looks like just a basic mobile photo app, like Instagram. However, unlike Instagram, there is no friend or following system. You don’t even need an email address to create an account or get started. Photos taken through the app are public by default. users see all of the photos that are being taken by strangers who happen to be within a 150-foot radius of the...
Read MoreiPhone 5 Rumor Roundup
Rumors for the next generation iPhone are already buzzing (which sucks for me because I just upgraded to the iPhone 4 a few months ago). Steve Hemmerstoffer created the nice looking infographic below of all the rumors about the upcoming iPhone 5. The likelihood of each rumored feature are also included within the infographic via percentages. My predictions for the iPhone 5 – I think it will definitely be bigger, have a better camera and better resolution. I also think it will have NFC technology that will allow you to make payments via your phone. What are your predictions for the...
Read MoreMobile payments have arrived at Starbucks
Early this month, I blogged about how your mobile phone will soon replace credit cards and it looks like that time has arrived. Starbucks announced this week that their customers will now be able to pay for coffee with their cellphones instead of pulling out cash or a credit card. How does it work? All you need is a BlackBerry or an iPhone (sorry Android users) and download the free Starbucks Card app. To pay for your coffee, simply hold your phone in front of the scanner at Starbucks cash registers. The money is subtracted from your Starbucks account, which you can load with credit cards...
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