Belkin F8J090 MFi-certified Car Charger with 4-feet ChargeSync Cable for Lightning

Following the model F8J075 Lightning car charger, Belkin launches its second MFi-certified car charger, the model F8J090 with a removable 4-feet ChargeSync Cable for Lightning. The charger’s USB charging port provides 10 Watts/2.1 Amp output that is capable of charging not only iPhone 5, but also iPad 4 and iPad mini at the fastest possible speed.

As the cable is removable, you can use the cable separately from the charger when not in the car, and as the charger uses USB port, you plug in a 30-pin cable to charge your older Apple devices or a micro USB cable to rejuice other mobile devices. The Belkin F8J090 has a ultra-compact design and plugs into any car power outlet.

Belkin’s new car charger with ChargeSync Lightning cable is available for $39.99.

 

Mushkin to ship the World’s First 480GB mSATA Solid State Drive

Mushkin, maker of SSD and memory products, is back with the world’s first 480GB mSATA solid state drive. Coming on January 2013, Mushkin’s new 480GB high-capacity Atlas  SSD drive has a MO-300 (mSATA) form factor measuring 50.80 x 29.85 x 4.85mm, and uses SATA III 6Gbps interface.

 Mushkin managed to fit 8 NAND flash chips and a controller on a mSATA PCB, allowing Ultrabook and slim notebook users to go beyond 256GB mSATA storage capacity. The US-made Atlas mSATA SSD is equipped with SandForce SF-2281 SSD processor with unthrottled IOPS, and uses MLC NAND flash to deliver fast performance. The mSATA drive supports TRIM command, S.M.A.R.T. and built-in ECC error correction.

Ravi Exchange Company Stopped Paying or Blocked Adsense and Google Western Union Payments in Pakistan

 

Ravi Exchange Company which is very famous company in Pakistan for receiving Adsense, Google and other online Western Union payments.

The company blocked or stopped paying these payments to web publishers. After calling there office and asking for them the reason why they blocked or stopped paying the Google payments their reply was.

"We have some problems with the Google payments so we stopped the payments and they also commented that other exchange companies will also not pay Google payments.".

It was shocking to hear this as many of the web publishers in Pakistan rely on Western Union payments and it will be very difficult for them to withdraw there money via cheques. It will take around 30 to 60 days to clear a US cheque and some fee also applied.

It can be possible that the reason for stopping these payments was due to some fraud payments by some Fake ID's of publishers. Some publishers may lost their money because someone hacked their accounts and got their MTCN and with fake IDs withdrew their money. This can only be cleared by the Ravi Exchange company.

The hope does not end here We then contacted another famous exchange company AA Exchange we talked to them and the person on the counter phoned and took the permission for Google payment after a positive reply from phone they agreed to pay the Google Adsense payment.

I hope this matter will resolve very soon and Pakistani publishers will be happy again to take their payments without any problem.

PTCL holds Annual Sales Conference

 

Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) held its day long Annual Sales Conference 2012 today at a local hotel here in Islamabad.

Senior Executive Vice President (SEVP) Commercial PTCL, Naveed Saeed and Senior Executive Vice President (SEVP )Human Resources PTCL, Syed Mazhar Hussain led the conference by sharing valuable insights and holding brainstorming sessions, focusing on improving the processes and methodologies determining the customer experience.

“Our people empower our business by conceiving ideas, sharing insights, and working together to create solutions with a single minded focus i.e. boosting our customers confidence for the offered products and services”, said Senior Executive Vice President Commercial PTCL, Naveed Saeed, while chairing the conference. “Innovative thinking and out of the box business ideas are vital to remain competitive in the ever changing telecom industry”, he added further.

Themed “It matters not how far your goal is, but how far you are ready to go”, the conference was attended by PTCL’s countrywide sales management teams comprising consumer sales, direct and indirect sales, corporate sales, contact centers, one-stop shops, wire-line and wireless departments.

Senior officials from the company’s Commercial, Human Resource and Marketing departments as well as General Managers from different Regions also attended the conference.

Comprising of various interactive and creative sessions, the conference gave the opportunity to the participants for knowledge sharing and discussed in detail different initiatives & promotions regarding existing and new products & services at regional and national level.

PTCL management emphasized upon maximizing customer experience by providing timely after-sales services. Top performers were also rewarded for showing excellent performance for the company.

Apple to invest $100 million in moving iMac production to the US

Designed by Apple in California. Assembled in USA. – This is what lots of new iMac owners noticed engraved on the back of their computers. A while ago there were some iMacs assembled in the US according to the retail box, not the aluminum back, but they were believed to be refurbished.

Now lots of the iMacs currently sold within the USA are actually build there too. The speculations are over, CEO Tim Cook came up with a statement on the matter. Here is what he said:

“Next year we are going to bring some production to the U.S. on the Mac. We’ve been working on this for a long time, and we were getting closer to it. It will happen in 2013. We’re really proud of it. We could have quickly maybe done just assembly, but it’s broader because we wanted to do something more substantial. So we’ll literally invest over $100 million. This doesn’t mean that Apple will do it ourselves, but we’ll be working with people, and we’ll be investing our money.”

So, the one person responsible for moving the production to China in the first place, is now responsible for bringing it back home. Apparently, we are talking for computers only here, I doubt the iPhone/iPod assembly will leave Foxconn any time soon.

The part where the production will begin in 2013 is pretty confusing, though. Given that there are already many reported cases of iMacs assembled in Apple’s homeland, it’s obvious that it is already underway. We’ll only know for sure when the complete interview airs on NBC tonight at 10PM EST.