The PNY Curve 2600 PowerPack is a universal rechargeable battery designed to provide you power wherever or whenever you need it.
A fully charged 2600 PowerPack can recharge most smartphones up to one time
Ideal for charging your Apple, Android, Windows, and BlackBerry devices. Free yourself from the wall. Power on the go.
(Info from PNY)
To buy your own PNY PowerPack Curve 2600 please click here!
To listen to the guys chat about this please click here!
According to Sky News, the UK have followed the US in banning users from using electronic devices on in-bound flights from Muslim majority countries.
The details of the UK ban is unknown but it is said to be like the US restriction that bans all electronic devices larger than a smartphone.
The ban which impacts 9 airlines (Royal Jordanian, Egypt Air, Turkish Airlines, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Kuwait Airways, Royal Air Maroc, Qatar Airways, Emirates, and Etihad Airways.) from 8 countries (Jordan, Qatar, Kuwait, Morocco, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey.) across 10 different airports. The reason for this ban is unknown.
To listen to the guys chatting about this please click here!
Essential for selfies!
Thanks to the shutter button integrated in the handy grip you can now shoot selfies up to one meter and take pictures with friends with a wider angle!
Its small size once fold down will allow you to carry it with you during holidays, with family or during a night out with friends.
To connect PNY Selfie Stick to your Android or iOS smartphone just turn on the Selfie Stick and select it in your Bluetooth® devices.
(Info from PNY)
To buy your own PNY Wireless Selfie Stick please click here!
To listen to the guys chatting about this please click here!
Available now, Mcdonald’s is offering, in select locations, to order and pay for their meal before they go into store!
Just install the app and one of the 22 supporting restaurants have been selected, users will be able to see a new “ordering” tab to build their order. Favourite products to save time when re-ordering and payment details can be kept right there in the app for even quicker ordering. Go to the store scan the QR code at the designated check in point. Then voila, collect your meal!
To keep orders fresh the meal will only start being prepared once you scan that QR code so I guess there’s an upside and a downside to this.
Only available to 22 stores at the moment, McDonald’s hopes to roll it out to all of its stores within 18 months.
To listen to the guys chatting about this please click here!
They used a mobile 3D printer to print the concrete walls, partitions and all the important stuff while workers had to manually paint it and install roofing materials and things like thermal insulation which took no time at all.
It’s a 400 square foot tiny home which is around the size of a standard hotel room in comparison. According to Apis Cor the whole house cost $10,134 to make with the largest cost coming from doors and windows, but the price doesn’t include the cost of the land.
If Apis Cor does choose to start 3D printing homes, potential buyers can choose whatever size and shape they want, it doesn’t have to be this small.
Watch the video below and click here to listen to the guys chatting about this!
Healthcare startup Cera, is teaming up with Uber to deliver patient care on the NHS’ behalf.
Launched in November this matchup will allow carers in the UK to get to the people who need them the most a lot easier. Cera announced recently a partnership with Barts Health NHS Trust. This company runs Mile End Hospital and Newham University Hospital amongst others. They will help not only carers to make their usual house visits, but also patients as they attend hospital appointments. By using this service the theory is that it will improve patient care and free up hospital beds.
Cera is also helping people remain independent by hailing an UberAssist, it will help with walkers and scooters, or an UberWAV a fully wheelchair accessible vehicle.
Uber is working Cera and not the NHS.
To listen to the guys chatting about this please click here!
Facebook lovers prayers have been answered with a dislike button – kind of.
Available to a small number of people. Facebook have rolled out a dislike, or down thumb, option to individual messages sent via their messenger app, much like those you see on iMessage.
Facebook told TechCrunch: “We’re always testing ways to make Messenger more fun and engaging. This is a small test where we enable people to share an emoji that best represents their feelings on a message.”
To listen to the guys chatting about this please click here!