Starting today, you will no longer be able to request Uber ride using your credit cards issued in India. Uber India has informed its users that from December 1st, 2014 onwards, the credits cards issued in India will not be accepted for rides in India. Uber has partnered with Paytm, a mobile wallet service recently.
Credit card is no longer supported by Uber India. Integrates Paytm Wallet
Sunday, 30 November 2014
Credit card is no longer supported by Uber India. Integrates Paytm Wallet
Saturday, 29 November 2014
Samsung Galaxy S3 Reportedly Explodes in Car, Investigation Underway
A Samsung Galaxy S3 owner in Dublin told sympathizers on a chat board that his smartphone exploded in his car although he avoided serious injury. Samsung, which gave him a replacement, is investigating. Samsung no doubt thinks its Galaxy S III smartphone is red hot and ready to smoke the competition, but a user in Dublin has experienced something else entirely.
Samsung Galaxy S3 Reportedly Explodes in Car, Investigation Underway
Apple Publicly Responds to Complaints of Purple Lens Flare on iPhone 5 Photos
Soon after the release of the iPhone 5, some users began noticing a purple flare or haloshowing up in photos taken with the device"s camera pointed at or near bright light sources. The issue is certainly not unique to the iPhone 5, but it has caused concern for some users.
Apple Publicly Responds to Complaints of Purple Lens Flare on iPhone 5 Photos
Why Apple Should Buy Foursquare
What happens to Foursquare? As long as it"s just another app to check, it doesn"t have much room to grow. But there"s more to Foursquare than a standalone app, something fundamental enough that it could be built into a phone. Specifically, Apple should buy Foursquare.
Why Apple Should Buy Foursquare
Wednesday, 26 November 2014
After CEO Departure, Mobile Video Startup Viddy Reduces Staff by a Third
Just a few months back, Viddy was having the time of its life quoting massive user growth and raising a massive $30 million round of funding from NEA, Goldman Sachs, Khosla Ventures, and Battery Ventures. Today, the company is having a tough time figuring out the whole mobile video thing.
After CEO Departure, Mobile Video Startup Viddy Reduces Staff by a Third
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