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If you’re the kind of person who enjoys having a nice, cool beverage, but hate the nonsense you have to go through with ice as not only do you have to remember to prepare them, but also their ability to water down your drink, then you may be interested in Pucs. Pucs are weighted stainless steel stones designed to cool down your beverages. (more…)

Pucs Beverage Stones Keeps Your Drinks Cold Without Watering Them Down original content from Ubergizmo.

If the Makerbot 3D scanner weren’t enough to get you excited about the longevity of 3D printing this week, the Microsoft Windows 8.1 exploration of 3D printing standards might. What the team at Microsoft is doing this week is going through how users of the next-generation update of Windows 8 will be able to work […]

Earlier today, we reported on the new Nexus 7 receiving a firmware update that will reportedly fix issues some users are having with its multi-touch. It looks as though that isn’t the only update Google has planned for the Nexus 7 as well as additional Nexus devices as the company has just posted factory images of Android 4.3 Jelly Bean for a good chunk of these devices. (more…)

Android 4.3 Jelly Bean Factory Images Now Available original content from Ubergizmo.

We have seen something called the iHeart Dock in the past, but this time around, here we are with the $24.99 iHeart Diary Electronic Locket which will be something different, as you would look downright weird if you were to dock an entire iPod onto your necklace, no? That would have to be one large necklace to begin with in the first place, and the iHeart Diary Electronic Locket is something which the fairer sex would definitely appreciate – as it allows you to pen down your thoughts in an unconventional way. All you need to do is talk to it, and it will “write” down what you say.

Just how does it work? Basically, the iHeart Diary Electronic Locket functions as a key to your electronic diary. All you need to do is to push a button on the locket, and it will send a special code to the iHeart Locket Diary App which is a free download. This particular app would enable you to shoot photos, capture voice memos and notes, among others, so that you can have all of those pleasant memories tucked away for posterity. Android device owners will have to sit this one out, as it is compatible only with iOS devices.
[ iHeart Diary Electronic Locket for the modern day diary author copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

After roughly nine months of almost complete radio silence, Google-owned Motorola suddenly sprang into action by announcing four devices in the space of eight days. The lineup of new smartphones included the much-hyped Moto X and a fresh crop of Droid-branded handsets for Verizon. Interestingly enough, this quadruplet shares many of the same specs; aside from exterior design, screen and battery size, there’s very little to distinguish Motorola’s latest offerings. The first out of the gate is the Droid Ultra, a 5-inch 720p model wrapped in Kevlar. All told, it’s more of a mid-range phone, though its on-contract price of $200 would suggest otherwise.

The Droid Ultra is arguably the closest cousin to the Moto X, and because the two have basically the same specs and price, we’ve been scratching our heads trying to figure out why Motorola needed to make both. Still, we did our due diligence in giving the Ultra the full review treatment. How does it differentiate from Moto’s flagship, and does it hold any sort of advantage? Is the device worth paying $200 and agreeing to a two-year contract? Read on as we answer these questions and more. %Gallery-slideshow73296%

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