Fans of Griffin’s lineup of mobile device accessories might be happy to know that they’ve opened up their first-ever store, which happens to be across from the Olympic Stadium in London. The store’s design looks quite nice inside, as you can see from the images further down in this post. The store “allows consumers to immerse themselves in the Griffin brand and experience its products firsthand.” You’ll find more information about the store in the press release below.
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Wicked Audio launches 4 new headphones – Unique designs for affordable prices
Wicked Audio has launched 4 new headphone models, including the Heist, Deuce, Mojo, and Evac. The first three are in-ear headphones, while the latter is an on-ear type. They’re all pretty affordable with the products ranging between $9.99 (for the Deuce with no microphone) and $49.99 (for the Evac). The designs for all of them are pretty cool but given their prices, the audio quality might be lacking. Check out the press release down below.
V-MODA releases the Crossfade M-80 White Pearl on-ear headphones
V-MODA, a maker of quality audio devices, has released their Crossfade M-80 White Pearl on-ear headphones. Available now for $230 from Amazon.com and other retailers, these headphones [supposedly] offer great audio quality with a stunning hardcore-looking design. Check out the press release below for more information.
Microsoft Office for iPad & Android coming in November?
Back in February, The Daily reported that Microsoft’s tablet version of Office was completed. Microsoft quickly tried to deny that it ever existed, but today, a close Microsoft source for BGR reported that it’s supposedly set to be released in November, around the time when Windows 8 is expected to be released, which everybody already knows is primarily made for tablets anyway.
AT&T – All about the last dollar
Let’s face it, companies don’t care about anything but the money. This was made evident by AT&T’s CEO, Randall Stephenson. While at a wireless industry conference on Wednesday, he was asked about the iPhone. Back in 2007, when the iPhone was originally released, AT&T (then Cingular) gave customers the option of having an unlimited data plan for an additional $30 per month. Stephenson’s thoughts thoughts 5 years later?
New mobile app by T.G.I. Friday’s let’s you pay your bill from your smartphone
Going to T.G.I. Friday’s for dinner tonight? If so, make sure to check out their new mobile application. The app allows you to view the menu, find the nearest T.G.I. Friday’s restaurant near you, pay your bill, share feedback, view specials, and a lot more. The app is completely free, and is available for iOS and Android devices. Check out the screenshots below as well as the app’s press release.
Google Announces Google Drive
After weeks of teases and leaks, Google pulled the curtain off their latest innovation in the cloud computing space. It’s called Google Drive and it allows users of the service to store, share, and collaborate on their files almost anywhere.
As many anticipated, Google Drive gives users 5 gigabytes (GB) of free storage space for all of your files, including documents, PDFs, photos, videos, and more. Those who are looking to put a bit more in Google’s cloud can choose to upgrade from a list of specific storage plans. For example, users can purchase 25GB of space for $2.49 a month, 100GB for $4.99 a month, or even 1 terabyte (TB) for $49.99 a month. With these pricing-for-storage options, Google is looking to give users access to simple, easy, and accessible cloud storage whilst encouraging users to use other Google services such as Gmail, Google Calendars, and the new Google+ for a streamlined experience. As Google states, “[Drive is] built to work seamlessly with your overall Google experience.”
