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Everyone’s favorite color is coming to Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S III smartphone, at least for those in Korea. Since we know not everyone likes the standard black or white color options on their powerful smartphones Samsung’s here to the rescue. Offering their powerful quad-core smartphone in a cute color. More details below.

Recently Samsung has been loving the options though. After originally launching the Galaxy S III with just two color options, they’ve since announced 4 new ones bringing the total to 7 if you count hot pink. Now Samsung’s flagship smartphone is offered in Marble White, Pebble Blue, Amber Brown, Garnet Red, Sapphire Black and Titanium Grey.

Surely they have an elegant name for the pink option — but we haven’t heard it yet. I’m going with Berry Pink, or maybe even Lily Pink. Since the Galaxy S III was “inspired by nature” according to Samsung. This isn’t the first time we’ve seen pink color options from the South Korean company. Their Galaxy Note and Galaxy S II got the same treatment, but none ever made it to the states.

The all new Berry Pink Galaxy S III (yup, I’m going with Berry) will hit the streets in Korea starting next week, and we have no word on whether a US debut is coming but expect it to arrive around the holidays. Personally the new Titanium Grey color is my favorite on both the GSIII and the Galaxy Note II. Ladies, will you go for pink or are you set on that white iPhone 5?

[via GSMArena]

Samsung unveils Hot Pink Galaxy S III for Korea is written by Cory Gunther & originally posted on SlashGear.
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There’s tons of extra cameras and colorful chairs hanging around Google‘s Headquarters in California. That’s because it’s the set of what is surely going to be an awesome new movie — or a giant commercial for Google. The epic duo of Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson from Wedding Crashers are back, this time for a new movie called “The Internship.”

If you didn’t like Wedding Crashers then I don’t know what to tell you, because it was awesome. The duo are at it again shooting a new movie that while mostly was shot off of Google’s lawn, recently they’ve been right at the HQ having some fun. Since they couldn’t give up their entire office for months and months, the movies been shot at Georgia Tech, and bits and pieces at Google’s HQ. Awesome right?

That isn’t all either. We’re expecting tons of Googlers themselves to star as extras in the film. Those include Co-founder Sergery Brin, and top dogs like Hugo Barra, and more. This might not be quite like “The Social Network” but I’m betting it’ll be pretty awesome. Isn’t everything that Google does awesome? For more details you’ll surely want to check out this short video clip starring my man from Swingers, Vince Vaughn himself:

While Bloomberg reported that Google doesn’t have any financials involved with the movie, you have to wonder a bit with so many big hitters on the ground. Apparently Eric Schmidt interviewed Vince Vaughn for an employee talk (which should be online soon) and even Sergey Brin hosted a dinner and what surely was a fun party at his property in California for much of the movie crew. Here’s what Google had to say about the film:

We’re excited that Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson chose the Google campus as a backdrop for their first film together since ‘Wedding Crashers.’ We’re sure they’ll have a humorous take on life in Silicon Valley and look forward to seeing the result.”

So more on Google. Sergey Brin’s special Google Project X toys will apparently be making a few cameos during the film too. We are expecting to see Google Glass (which we’re excited about here) as well as Google’s Driver-less cars and more. Vaughn states he wrote the script without a major company in mind but after meeting a few from Google, decided to take that approach. Good stuff. I can’t wait to see it!

[via AllthingsD]

Google HQ opens for Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson’s movie crew is written by Cory Gunther & originally posted on SlashGear.
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The ‘geotagging’ feature has been around for quite some time, being used to add locational information to photos on social networks. To take things a step further, you will soon be able to geotag your ‘feelings’ to let your friends see how you felt at a particular place.

Neurowear intends to accomplish precisely that. With the help of the neurowear gear, you can have an app automatically discern your mental states and geotag them accordingly on a map. For instance, if you felt happy at a dinner, the app would show that on the map through a happy cartoon face. (more…)

By Ubergizmo. Related articles: This cat tail accessory will wag according to your brain waves, LG Tone+ Bluetooth stereo headset claims better call experience over 4G networks,

NASA and the US government may have moved on from the shuttle program, but it’s clear that the American people are still in love with our nation’s cosmic cargo planes. An estimated 20,000 people showed up at the Ames Research Center/Moffet Air Force Base in Mountain View, California this morning to see Endeavour buzz the tower. With so many folks itchin’ to see Endeavour’s farewell tour firsthand, the line to get in was lengthy, but we braved the crowds to bring you some shots of the action. Enjoy.

[Thanks to Chris Williams for helping with some of the crowd shots]

Update: Canon/RED guru and LA-based DP Vincent Laforet caught the shuttle’s final approach and landing at LAX. You’ll find the slow-motion clip, shot at 5K resolution on a RED Epic at 96 frames-per-second with an 800mm Canon f/5.6 lens, just past the break.

Continue reading Vizualized: Bay Area bids adieu to Space Shuttle Endeavour (update: video)

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