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Tivoli adds Bluetooth to its radios, shows new app and headphones
May 24th
Being in the business of selling an AM/FM radio in 2012 is not a position many companies want to be in. Considering the myriad of digital radio options such as Last.fm, Pandora and Spotify that can be streamed from smartphones, tablets and PCs to any Bluetooth speaker, who is seriously going to drop any major cash on an old-fashioned analog radio?
If your company is Tivoli, makers of some of the world’s finest and most attractive radios, you might beg to differ. This year, two of its most popular radios finally get Bluetooth upgrades, and the company enjoyed two firsts: a Tivoli Radio app with 100 stations and a pair of noise-canceling headphones that carry the brand’s signature wood finishes.
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Sprint Kills Off 5GB Tethering Plan for $30 – Adds New 2GB Plan for $20 and 6GB for $50
May 22nd
Sprint is hoping new changes to their mobile hotspot pricing models will bring about new customers who might have otherwise been apprehensive to take the jump into their data-only tethering service. The old 5GB for $30 plan has officially been killed off, replaced instead with a lower entry-level 2GB plan for $20, and higher 6GB for $50 plan.
Those of you currently tethering your tablets and computers (the legal way) using Sprint’s now expired $30 5GB plan can continue unaffected by these new changes. You’ll be good until you cancel service.
[Sprint | GoodandEvo | AndroidPolice]
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Sprint Kills Off 5GB Tethering Plan for $30 – Adds New 2GB Plan for $20 and 6GB for $50
May 22nd
Sprint is hoping new changes to their mobile hotspot pricing models will bring about new customers who might have otherwise been apprehensive to take the jump into their data-only tethering service. The old 5GB for $30 plan has officially been killed off, replaced instead with a lower entry-level 2GB plan for $20, and higher 6GB for $50 plan.
Those of you currently tethering your tablets and computers (the legal way) using Sprint’s now expired $30 5GB plan can continue unaffected by these new changes. You’ll be good until you cancel service.
[Sprint | GoodandEvo | AndroidPolice]
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Sprint Adds Music, Books And Movies To Carrier Billing Option
May 17th
If you’re on Sprint and you’ve been feeling left out as far as having the option to use carrier billing when purchasing Play Store items other than apps, welcome to the circle. Sprint is now offering you the ability to use carrier billing instead of entering in your credit card information, adding music, books and even movies to the mix. Just another easy way for the consumer to pay for rich media content. We’ll take it. If you’re a Sprint customer, enjoy. Feel free to let us know if you prefer carrier billing over standard methods of payment for your Play Store entertainment.
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Google shakes up search again, adds ‘Knowledge Graph’ to results
May 17th
Google is always adding little bells and whistles to its various platforms, and recently has been tweaking its mainstay, Search, pretty aggressively. The latest addition is the “Knowledge Graph,” which will divine what you’re really looking for and spit out a ton of relevant information.
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