ATM scammers

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People are using these fake keypads in different countries since 2011 up to this day. Crooks are now more technologically advanced and use a Card Skimmer - An illegal electronic device that can capture all of the personal information (Name, Expiration date, 3 digit verification pin, etc.) from a credit/debit card and ATM card. Only a few people are aware of this so always double-check. Here are the other signs to know if it's fake:

1) The red, yellow and green bars or lines/buttons on the right-side are usually longer than the regular ones (cancel, clear, and accept).
2) There are usually no marks on the left and right of the Zero (0) button.
3) Try to raise the ATM Keypad - MAJOR sign that it's fake.

See photo for further details and comparison.

If you encounter this, immediately report it to your bank to avoid further scamming
 
                                                                                    source: World's Fact

This Announcement From Samsung Should Have Cable Companies Quaking

Samsung’s made a lofty announcement today. It’s cracked a big piece of the 5G puzzle, it says, and this new technology could allow mobile networks to move at speeds that make 4G look paleolithic. We’re talking movies in a matter of seconds. From the announcement:

Once commercialized, 5G mobile communications technology will be capable of ultra-high-speed data transmission up to several hundred times faster than even the 4G LTE-Advanced technology due for launch later this year.
Samsung’s new technology will allow users to transmit massive data files including high quality digital movies practically without limitation. As a result, subscribers will be able to enjoy a wide range of services such as 3D movies and games, real-time streaming of ultra high-definition (UHD) content, and remote medical services.”

With announcements like these, it’s hard to tell what’s new information, a description of the inevitable, or wishful thinking.  For right now, we should be interested in the inevitable — it’s clear that mobile data speeds are getting faster, and it appears that Samsung has made an important breakthrough in that field. It might be nearing a tipping point. It could be much more than just a way to download Angry Birds very quickly or send texts faster than you can think of interesting things to say. This is a signal and a reminder of the fact that there will come a time when mobile networks supplant traditional broadband as primary internet providers.
It’s already a little strange that all of our devices are capable of connecting to the internet both through wireless and cell networks. How long before one of those becomes unnecessary? In a world where mobile networks give us more speed than the average person can feasibly use, not only do iPads and iPhones not require normal wireless connections, but personal computers and laptops could easily be outfitted with 5G receivers instead of normal wireless. Putting a router in your living room could become a thing of the past.
In that world, the current broadband providers could stand to lose a big chunk of business at a time when we can assume the content side of the business will be in serious upheaval as well. We know intuitively that the era in which the internet is conveyed via cables is coming to an end. Huge amounts of data already travel over 3G and 4G connections, but we’re not quite at the point where mobile networks can supplant traditional broadband. Samsung’s announcement reminds us that that point is coming. It predicts that we’ll get there around 2020.
The infrastructure required to divorce consumers from wires is a long way off.  There’s enough time to think of a counter-strategy, or enough time to stuff your pockets. Cable company execs are going to have some tough decisions coming up.

                                                                               source :forbes

State of the art Mercedes-Benz Concept GLA.

An all-new compact premium-class SUV is arriving soon: the Mercedes-Benz Concept GLA.
Officially unveiled at the 2013 Shanghai motor show in April, this striking concept model marks a whole new approach for Mercedes-Benz in the compact SUV segment.
“This is a sporty and more coupé-like evolution of this category of vehicle”, explained Dr Joachim Schmidt, Head of Sales and Marketing, Mercedes-Benz Cars.
Combining dramatic styling with tough off-road looks, the Concept GLA shares its design credentials with the recently launched A-Class. Distinctive features include the broad bonnet with powerdomes, the muscular rear and a sporty radiator grille with centrally positioned star.

Sinewy lines and sculpted surfaces create a dynamic silhouette, while the sophisticated interior features dark galvanised aluminium trim, LED air vents and saddle leather upholstery with hand-stitched seams.
Additional highlights include a clear panoramic roof fitted with detachable cameras, and ‘laser-light’ headlamps that can also function as projectors, transmitting pictures or films onto a surface through COMAND Online.
The Concept GLA is equipped with a four-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine rated at 211 hp, along with a 7G-DCT dual clutch automatic transmission and 4MATIC all-wheel drive. Its athletic proportions (length/width/height: 4383/1978/1579 mm) are almost identical to those of the production car.
                                                                                                                    source : Mercedes-Benz Press