Tesla Motors’ Supercharger Corridor, which runs from San Diego to Vancouver, is now open for business. It enables the Model S to quickly recharge for free at a variety of locations along the West Coast of North America. At least six of those locations are already installed, and Tesla says “more than …
The Google mystery barges docked near San Francisco and Portland, Maine are getting even more mysterious. We’ve seen the barge and heard the arguments about what’s inside
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People with eyesight often times have trouble making their way through the world as tend to trip, stumble or bump into things, even though we see them coming. Blind people probably have a much more difficult time getting around as they often need to seek the guidance of a cane to get them around safely. That’s why something like the robotic cane needs to be turned into an actual consumer product as it could help the blind or those with extremely poor vision walk around the world without getting themselves into trouble. (more…)
Robotic Cane Helps Guide The Blind Past Obstacles original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Nintendo has announced a new video game system bundle that will land just in time for holiday shopping. The new bundle will include the video game The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds set to launch on November 22. Nintendo will offer the video game in a special bundle with a customized 3DS XL […]
As we all desperately claw after more bandwidth to sate our unquenchable thirst for data, there may yet be an oddly affordable solution; a simple piece of circuitry and software that can double bandwidth in the blink of an eye.
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One of the most highly anticipated games of the next-generation of consoles has to be Titanfall. The shooter will be exclusive to Microsoft platforms as it’s expected to be released March 2014 on Xbox One, Xbox 360 and Windows PC machines, which means future owners of the PlayStation 4 will unfortunately be missing out on the game. Although you shouldn’t completely count a Titalfall game making its way to other platforms out of the realm of possibility. (more…)
Titanfall Completely Exclusive To Xbox One, Xbox 360, PC; Sequel May Not Be original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Google co-founder Sergey Brin, wearing Google Glass.
(Credit: James Martin/CNET)
Google Glass wearers may want to think twice before wearing their high-tech specs behind the wheel, at least in California.
Cecilia Abadie said she was ticketed by a police officer for wearing Google Glass while driving through the sunny West Coast state. The exact line as written on the ticket said: “Driving with Monitor visible to Driver (Google Glass).”
Abadie said the actual law tells drivers not to “drive a vehicle equipped with a video monitor, if the monitor is visible to the driver and displays anything other than vehicle information global mapping displays, external media player (MP3), or satellite radio information.”
In her Google+ post, Abadie posed this question: “Is #GoogleGlass [illegal] while driving or is this cop wrong???” Seeking legal advice, she asked people if they knew of similar tickets doled out to Google Glass wearers anywhere in the US.
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Worried that your first generation Nike Fuelband would be left in the cold in favor of the revamped model? The sportswear company has announced that early adopters will get a firmware upgrade that’ll provide better tracking algorithms, double-tap for the time and sessions support. Of course, since …
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WASHINGTON — Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius apologized on Wednesday for the “miserably frustrating experience” people are having with the Obamacare enrollment website and said she’s the one that the American people should hold accountable for its problems.
“I apologize. I’m accountable to you,” Sebelius said during testimony before a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing. “I am committed to earning your confidence back.”
House Republicans have been demanding that Sebelius testify about the problems with HealthCare.gov since its Oct. 1 launch. Not surprisingly, many took the opportunity to trash Obamacare on the whole. Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.), for one, came to the hearing ready for a fight.
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