You are here: Home � Gadgets , mobile , Technology � There are a number of different credit card processing systems available for the iPhone and if you are a small business looking to begin taking credit card via an iPhone Intuit’s GoPayment is worth considering. Launched last month the new GoPayment iPhone credit card processing system provides you with a free card reader dongle that plugs into the headphone port of the iPhone. When credit cards are then swiped and the accompanying app running on the smartphone submits the payment to Intuit for real-time processing. Intuit GoPayment The low volume package offers small businesses a free reader and no monthly fee, but with payments in the form of a percentage of the sale. Swiped cards have a 2.7% fee, entered or non-qualified transactions have a 3.7% fee, and both are hit with a 15 cent per transaction fee as well. People with over $1000 monthly card volume can pay a $12.95 monthly fee and get 1.5% swiped transaction or 2.7% keyed with 3.7% for non-qualified transactions like corporate sales. The per transaction fee is 30 cents on this plan. Up to 50 users can use a single account making it great for field service businesses. Via Slashgear This is a post from Geeky Gadgets, who bring you the latest Gadgets and Technology News. Intuit GoPayment iPhone Credit Card Processing Service (C) 2010 Geeky Gadgets Plex Media Centre App Arrives On Android

There are a number of different credit card processing systems available for the iPhone and if you are a small business looking to begin taking credit card via an iPhone Intuit’s GoPayment is worth considering. Launched last month the new GoPayment iPhone credit card processing system provides you with a free card reader dongle that plugs into the headphone port of the iPhone. When credit cards are then swiped and the accompanying app running on the smartphone submits the payment to Intuit for real-time processing. Intuit GoPayment The low volume package offers small businesses a free reader and no monthly fee, but with payments in the form of a percentage of the sale. Swiped cards have a 2.7% fee, entered or non-qualified transactions have a 3.7% fee, and both are hit with a 15 cent per transaction fee as well. People with over $1000 monthly card volume can pay a $12.95 monthly fee and get 1.5% swiped transaction or 2.7% keyed with 3.7% for non-qualified transactions like corporate sales. The per transaction fee is 30 cents on this plan. Up to 50 users can use a single account making it great for field service businesses. Via Slashgear This is a post from Geeky Gadgets, who bring you the latest Gadgets and Technology News. Intuit GoPayment iPhone Credit Card Processing Service (C) 2010 Geeky Gadgets Plex Media Centre App Arrives On Android

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Plex Media centre has now arrivied on Android and bridges the gap between your Android mobile device and your home theater, using an intuitive user interface providing instant access to your media.
Plex for Android allows you to browse and play your video, photos, and music right on your Android device, streamed from Plex Media Server on your Mac and PC. Users need to download the Mac media center or the server application for Windows (both free of charge).

Currently, there are over 200 channels available through Plex’s service, including iTunes, Netflix, CNN, Revision3, YouTube, and many others. Plex Mobile integrates seamlessly with the desktop version. Stop watching a movie in your living room, and continue right where you left off on your Android device. All of your ratings, viewed status and more is kept perfectly in sync

You can now download Plex from the Android Market for $4.99

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Plex Media Centre App Arrives On Android

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