Hasta La Gadget!

Pizza – comfort food that does have its fair share of nutrition, such as vegetables (mushrooms, capsicum, olives…), and of course, full of cheesy goodness if you want to. I personally love Domino’s Pizza and their menu, and it is nice to hear that the pizza chain has now started to accept payment via Google Wallet. In fact, those who actually make use of Google’s digital wallet with Domino’s Android app will also be on the receiving end of free Specialty Chicken.

Google Wallet happens to be a free mobile payment system which would enable users to stash the likes of debit cards, credit cards and loyalty cards electronically on their smartphone. If you are a Domino’s customer who has placed an online order of at least $10 using the Android ordering app, and decide to pay with the “Buy with Google” button at checkout, then your stomach will be filled with a free order of Domino’s new Specialty Chicken. This particular offer is good through June 15th.

Patrick Doyle, Domino’s Pizza president and chief executive officer, shared, “This is yet another way Domino’s is using technology to improve our customer experience. Google Wallet is a great technology that allows customers even more flexibility and convenience when it comes to paying for their Domino’s orders.”

Domino’s Pizza Accepts Payment Via Google Wallet Now , original content from Ubergizmo, Filed in Cellphones, Google, google wallet,

They say that all good things must come to an end, and with Google’s “Tap and Pay” feature on smartphones which run on Android 4.3 Jelly Bean or lower, the “Tap and Pay” ride would end from April 14th onwards. Basically, after April 14th, only Android smartphones which run on Android 4.4 KitKat will play nice with Google Wallet’s “Tap and Pay” capabilities. Basically, the “Tap and Pay” feature enables one to tap a handset to a pad in the area of the POS checkout machine, so that your bill at that point in time will be paid via a debit or credit card which has been synchronized to your virtual wallet.

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Google Wallet’s “Tap And Pay” On Non-KitKat Handsets Says Goodnight From April 14 original content from Ubergizmo.

This article was written on May 30, 2011 by CyberNet.

Welcome to the WrapUp by CyberNet. This is a collection of news stories, downloads, and tips that we have collected over the last few days, but never got around to writing about. Don’t forget to send in your own tips, or just leave a comment on this page if you think you’ve got something we should include.

–News–

Google Wallet Coming to Your Phone
Google will be turning your NFC-equipped phone into a digital wallet that is packed with coupons, membership cards, and credit cards.

Amazon Launches Mac Download Store
Amazon is now selling Mac software downloads with some titles that even Apple’s own Mac App Store doesn’t have, such as Microsoft Office.

Gmail Will Display Related Contact Information
A new feature that Google is rolling out in Gmail will show information (off to the right of an email) about the contact(s) in the message you’re reading.

YouTube Streams 3 Billion Videos Each Day
As YouTube rolls by their 6-year anniversary they announced that over 3 billion videos are watched every day, and 48-hours of footage is uploaded every minute.

Yahoo! Mail Redesign Leaves Beta
Yahoo! Mail has over 277 million users, and they will all get to experience the new interface that marks the first major update in over 5-years.

WolframAlpha Adds Medical Information
I am constantly amazed at the amount of information pouring out of WolframAlpha, and last week they announced that medical data has also been added. Now you’ll be able to find out interesting medical stats, such as how many patients suffer from a particular illness each year.

Microsoft Shows Off Features in Windows Phone Mango Update
According to Microsoft there will be “hundreds of new features” coming in the new Windows Phone Mango update due out later this Fall. Some of the features include IE9, multitasking, threaded conversations, and speech-to-text support.

Dropbox Crosses 100 Billion File Mark
Dropbox hit a huge milestone with over 100 billion files having been saved by their service, and another 300 million being added every day.

Square Launches iPad App
Square’s new iPad app gives users the ability to accept credit card payments using a powerful register-like application.

–Tips, Tutorials, and Reviews–

iOS Style Scrollbar in Google Chrome
This awesome extension will shrink the size of the scrollbar in Chrome, and does it for both the main reading area as well as any scrollable areas inside the page.

Submit Forms to New Tabs in Firefox
With the TabSubmit Firefox extension you can submit forms in a way that a new page is opened up. When is this useful? I’d use it when doing searches on a site or in a forum so that the search results page opens up in a new tab.

Evernote Extension for Chrome Updated
The new Evernote Chrome extension has added the ability to auto-detect the body of an article making it easier to clip only the content.

AirPlay for Windows Media Center
With the help of this free addon users can actually stream video directly from their iOS device to any Windows Media Center PC.

Bulk Convert Audio Files on a Mac
xACT is a free utility that will let you bulk convert over a dozen different types of audio files to the MP3 or AAC format on your Mac.

Compare the Cost of Driving vs. Flying
The Fly or Drive Calculator is a great way to determine whether it is more cost effective for you to drive or fly to your destination.

–Downloads–

• CDBurnerXP 4.3.8.2568 [Homepage] [Mirror]
• Dexpot 1.5.10 [Homepage] [Mirror]
• Dropbox 1.1.35 [Homepage] [Mirror]
• Fedora Linux 15 [Homepage] [Mirror]
• FileZilla 3.5.0 [Homepage] [Mirror]
• Firefox 5.0 ^{Beta 2} [Homepage] [Mirror]
• Foobar2000 1.1.7 ^{Beta 5} [Homepage] [Mirror]
• Foxit Reader 5.0.1.0523 [Homepage] [Mirror]
• Google Chrome 13.0.772.0 ^Beta [Homepage] [Mirror]
• Miro 4.0 [Homepage] [Mirror]
• Opera 11.50.1016 ^Beta [Homepage] [Mirror]
• Skype 5.3.0.113 [Homepage] [Mirror]
• Sumatra PDF 1.6.3834 ^Beta [Homepage] [Mirror]
• uTorrent 3.0 ^RC2 [Homepage] [Mirror]

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The contents of your wallet are under attack. Earlier this month Coin swept in threatening to eliminate the need for all of your beloved non-cash payment methods and now Google Wallet is making it even easier to capture your plastic with its latest Android update. Along with the introduction of its very own physical debit cards, Google added the ability to upload your debit and credit cards to Wallet by simply snapping a picture with your smartphone — similar to the recent addition to the Dropbox Android app. Instead of entering your card numbers manually (such a drag, we know), those users who see a camera icon in the “card number” field of the Wallet mobile app, can capture both the card number and expiration date with a photograph.

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The Google Wallet Card has finally appeared in the real world after months (and perhaps even years) of chatter behind the scenes on its official status. This Google Wallet connection takes the form of a debit card with the support of MasterCard, using your Google Wallet balance wherever a MasterCard is accepted. At the moment […]