Hasta La Gadget!

The LoopWallet app has just rolled out to U.S. consumers, where they are now the first around the globe to enjoy the wonders of using one’s mobile device as their primary method of payment, eschewing credit cards as well as cash. The LoopWallet app can be downloaded from the Apple App Store, while those who are rocking on the Android ecosystem would have to wait it out for a little while more as there is an April 2014 release being targeted.

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LoopWallet App Announced original content from Ubergizmo.

For those of you who recently logged in to the Layar Creator today, it would not be too far off the mark to say that there are some noticeable changes made to the overall look as well as feel. If you did, then be at peace and rest assured not to make any adjustments to your monitor, since a substantial update has just been launched for the Layar Creator, and it is not as simple as slapping on a new coat of paint here. The new Layar Creator 2.0 has been touted to be a whole lot easier than ever before to get started using Interactive Print.

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Layar Creator 2.0 Introduced original content from Ubergizmo.

Square Cash has added a payment request option, allowing users to prompt a virtual cash collection simply by sending an email. Square launched Square Cash in October last year, as … Continue reading

Need to tell someone something but can’t risk having the message saved or shown to anyone else? Then send it using Confide. It’s the latest in a string of apps that makes privacy and confidentiality its priority.

Confide lets users send encrypted messages that self-destruct after they’re read. It even has a swipe-to-read function that effectively prevents screenshots (which was an area that Snapchat had a lot of trouble with) and sends a notification to the sender once their message has been read. You can alert users that they have private messages waiting via email or SMS – though they’ll need to download the app to read them, of course.

You can download Confide for free from iTunes. The company has future plans for an Android version as well.

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Facebook has no immediate plans to add adverts to its Paper newsreader app, according to COO Sheryl Sandberg, with other products in the social network’s line-up likely to be squeezed … Continue reading