C5 Link

As announced on the CAVITEX's official FB page, CAVITEX and C5 Link will apprehend motorists entering RFID lanes without valid RFID in accordance to RA 4136 or "Land Transportation and Traffic Code." Those who don't have Easytrip RFID yet are encouraged to have it installed through the installation sites or use the cash lane. Following the official launch of the new HTC One, HTC has also confirmed that its popular feed aggregator, HTC BlinkFeed, will soon be available to other Android devices via Google Play Store. HTC BlinkFeed is an app that gathers updated information from your social feeds, calendar events, news, music, and other content and puts them in one organized place. D-Link's got their own pocket WiFi (D-Link DWR-530) with the same features and functionalities that we've seen before from the likes of Huawei and ZTE. The D-Link DWR-530 was launched back in January 17, 2012. We got a sample unit from D-Link and been using the router since this week-end. D-Link promises up to 5 hours of usage on a single full charge but can't seem to reach 4 hours on the road with this one (will need additional tests). D-Link DWR-530 3.75G Mobile Router specs: UMTS/HSDPA 7.2Mbps downlink, 5.76Mbps uplink WiFi 802.11 b/g/n micro-USB port micro-SD card up to 32GB 1500mAh Li-Ion battery The DWR-530 already supports local SIM cards. Read more in our articles including "CAVITEX to apprehend motorists without valid RFID starting May 17" and "HTC BlinkFeed coming soon to other Android devices".