International Personal Finance plc (LON:IPF – Get Rating) fell below its 200-day moving average during trade on Monday. The stock has a 200-day moving average of GBX 103.74 ($1.23) and traded as low as GBX 72.73 ($0.87). International Personal Finance shares were last traded at GBX76 ($0.90) with volume of 68,520 shares traded hands. Separately, …
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced people left unemployed to think about prudent financial management and the importance of savings. A PWC study found that 55-62% of Gen Xers and Millennials don’t have a cash cushion for contingencies. And 49% of Americans struggle to pay their monthly electric bills. This explains the increased interest in personal …
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Glance displays dynamic content on the lock screen. But who asked for it? screenshot: View While it’s true that the Android lock screen could use a little pep talk since Apple uncovered what it does for iOS isn’t what we thought it would be. Corresponding TechCrunchMobile advertising company Glance plans to roll out its lockscreen …
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screenshot: Android Android announced its support for the ‘Switch to Android’ app on iOS Wednesday, which will now be available to all users who are upgrading from iOS to Android 12 phones. The app was developed to simplify the transition from iPhone to Android. Android’s “Switch to Android” is a welcome sight for ex-Apple fans …
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International Personal Finance plc (LON:IPF – Get Rating) stock price fell below its 200-day moving average during Thursday trading. The stock has a 200-day moving average of GBX 108.51 ($1.33) and has traded as low as GBX 76.20 ($0.93). International Personal Finance shares were last trading at GBX 77 ($0.94) with volume of 174,847 shares …
It is always a risk to leave the house with your smartphone. Even as batteries grow, the danger of being out in the world with little time left on your device can create a panic akin to witnessing a natural disaster. And the worst part is when you go to someone to ask for a …
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It is always a risk to leave the house with your smartphone. Even as batteries grow, the danger of being out in the world with little time left on your device can create a panic akin to witnessing a natural disaster. And the worst part is when you go to someone to ask for a …
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MacBook Pro 14photo: Caitlin McGarry/Gizmodo Apple’s MacBooks haven’t changed much in the past decade. Some of the latest models have recently been redesigned with modern features, but their shape remains that of traditional laptops. It’s not because of a lack of ideas. Between each model update lies a barrage of patents conjured up by Apple …
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text size Several analysts published pessimistic analysis of stocks of memory chips or hard drives. dreamtime Concerns that a slowdown in demand for smartphones and PCs will hurt the prospects for memory chips and other components has prompted a flurry of cautious commentary from Wall Street. The problems affect the memory chip manufacturers Micron Technologies …
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photo: Poravute Siriphiroon (Shutterstock) We’re still a long way from sourcing electronics from sustainable sources, but there are some companies trying to save lost e-material from landfill. Closing the Loop, a European e-waste recycling company, announced a new partnership With Germany-based Vodafone, one of the largest telecommunications companies in Europeon Tuesday. CTL claims that Vodafone …
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