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Argentine club launches microchips for fans
AFP, Published on 27/04/2016
» BUENOS AIRES - For football lovers so passionate that joining a fan club just isn't enough, Argentine side Tigre has launched the "Passion Ticket": a microchip that die-hards can have implanted in their skin.
Amazon teams up with Spotify for wireless speaker
AFP, Published on 05/02/2016
» NEW YORK - Amazon said Thursday that its Echo wireless system will play songs from Spotify as the retail giant delves further into the booming sector of streaming.
US theaters advised to ban 'smart' watches and glasses
AFP, Published on 30/10/2014
» SAN FRANCISCO - A pair of influential US film industry organizations on Wednesday put out word that movie theaters should ban smart watches or eyewear that could be used to record movies.
Hatching plans
Life, Sasiwimon Boonruang, Published on 07/05/2014
» When it comes to Thai start-ups, developers are encouraged to think big. Instead of focusing solely on applications or computer programs catering solely to Thai users, creators should expand and look at the regional market, too.
Mobile devices and their owners: a close relationship
AFP Relax News, Published on 14/02/2013
» In news that will no doubt upset both the Kennel Club and De Beers, a man's best friend is no longer his dog and women are choosing smartphones and tablets over diamonds.
Original Apple I computer sells for record $630,000 at auction
AFP Relax News, Published on 27/11/2012
» An original Apple 1 computer in full working order has sold for €491,868 ($630,000) at a European auction, smashing the existing record for this most sought-after piece of high-tech history.
Reason to smile
Life, Sasiwimon Boonruang, Published on 24/07/2012
» Priced at 199,000 baht, the Constellation Smile may be the least expensive handset from Vertu, the world's leading manufacturer of luxury mobile phones, but that's not the only reason its owner should be happy.
Best of Appshots - Part 2
Database, Wanda Sloan, Published on 05/01/2011
» Here is the second part of the best dozen Windows computing helpers of 2010 from the weekly Appshot column of Post Database.
Take it all off
Database, Published on 14/04/2010
» The most powerful media mogul on Earth challenged the most powerful media company in the explored universe; ''We are going to stop people like Google ... from taking our stories for nothing,'' explained Rupert Murdoch to dutiful reporters at the US National Press Club; he intends to charge Google and other search engines to look at his newspapers' stories _ or ban them from his site; here's the way the world's most fearsome newspaper proprietor thinks about free content on the Internet: Take it all off, because then the public will have to pay; his Wall Street Journalnewspaper has already put out an app for the Apple iPad and an application for readers to buy content, for a mere 400 baht per month or so; he also intends to charge everyone on the planet 2 (100 baht) a month to read his Times of London.