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The folks over at T-Mobile have come up with another particular smartphone offering from South Korean conglomerate, Samsung, and this time around, it would be the Samsung Galaxy Light which will no doubt run on the Android mobile operating system from Google. According to T-Mobile, the Samsung Galaxy Light will be one of the most affordable LTE handsets to date, but unfortunately, we do not have the exact details on its pricing. One of the cheapest, eh? Does this mean it is going to arrive for nearly free with a new 2-year contract?

The Samsung Galaxy Light ought to be made available in the weeks to come, where some of its features would include Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean, a 4” display with 800 x 480 pixels resolution, a 5-megapixel shooter at the back, a 1.4GHz processor, 1GB RAM, 8GB of internal memory that can be further expanded upon via a microSD memory card slot, and a 1,800 mAh battery. This sure as heck seems to shape up to be an entry level handset, and it might just be a good way to introduce someone to the world of Android smartphones, and would be ideal for beginners. Power users, needless to say, would be advised to give this a miss.

T-Mobile USA Announces Samsung Galaxy Light original content from Ubergizmo.

We do know that the folks over at Microsoft will no longer support Windows XP after April 8, 2014, which would be five years after it stopped mainstream support. Once that date comes and goes, the venerable 12-year-old operating system will no longer be on the receiving end of any new security updates, so its users will have to learn to use the computer by themselves and to make sure that they take all of the necessary security precautions possible to prevent any unwanted intrusion into their system. Google, however, might have been feeling a little bit more benevolent, as they have announced that they will offer support for Chrome users on XP for an additional year – that is, until April 2015.

Google claims that browser bugs are one of the easiest ways for malware to be able to infect computers, and since Windows XP will no longer be getting any security updates anymore after April 2014, it will most probably be an opportunity for hackers to exploit its vulnerabilities. Hence, this is where the Chrome browser comes in handy, as it might mean those with a more security minded point of view might just make the switch from Internet Explorer to Chrome by then.

Chrome Support For XP Users Extended Until April 2015 original content from Ubergizmo.

Are you excited about the impending rollout of the PS4 demo kiosk? After all, it is less than a month away before the PS4 launches in the US this coming November 15th, and we have already seen its demo pod in the past, not to mention having some of the console’s user interface as well as features leaked in a recent video. Apart from that, we also know that PS4 games are now available for pre-order over from your PS3, how cool is that? Well, today marks the day that Sony has started to introduce its PS4 demo kiosks to select stores around the country.

The first wave of PS4 demo units will appear in select Sony Stores, but fret not, there will be thousands more introduced to a variety of retail locations, such as GameStop, Best Buy, Target, and Walmart, in the weeks ahead. The moment you are faced with a PS4 demo kiosk, you will be able to whet your appetite for what is to come this November 15th, as there will be games such as Knack, Octodad: Dadliest Catch, FIFA 14, Contrast, Super Motherload, and Pinball Arcade to keep your gaming appetite for next generation titles stoked. Oh yeah, bring a bib while you’re at it to collect all that drool.

PS4 Demo Kiosks Already Available At Select Retailers original content from Ubergizmo.

Staying fit should be one of the things that are located at the top of our lists, especially when it comes to wanting to live a long and healthy life. Well, there are always gym memberships for you to purchase, but the kicker is, you would need to learn how to motivate yourself to keep on returning. Getting a personal trainer would also help, and if there are other cute guys or girls in the gym whom you would like to know better too, is an added incentive. However, there are always alternatives to make sure that you have a quantitative analysis on how fit you can be or should be, which is why the Fitbit Force is now up for pre-order over at RadioShack at $129.99.

The Fitbit Force is a new wireless activity device that also doubles up as a sleep tracker. It comes in a sleek form factor for a wristband, and will be able to share real-time statistics while tracking steps, distance, calories burned, active minutes and even how well you sleep. Sporting an OLED display, it shows off statistics throughout the day, where it will also be able to wirelessly synchronize to your computer or smartphone in order to track trends over time. There are two sizes to choose from, where you can track goals and progress on a daily basis in order to remain motivated on your path to healthy living.

Fitbit Force Up For Pre-Order On RadioShack original content from Ubergizmo.

Lenovo’s play for the smaller Windows 8.1 tablet market is the Miix2, a new 8-inch slate running the full version of Windows but carrying the sort of price tag you might associate with an ARM-based model. Headed to shelves later this month priced at $299, the Miix2 runs Intel’s latest Bay Trail-T Atom processor, while […]