The slightly more powerful of the two HP Chrome OS machines is making another appearance today with Intel 4th generation Core technology (Haswell) and three lovely tones for its exterior. You’ll find this Chromebook14 coming in Snow White, Ocean Turquoise, and Peach Coral right out the gate. This machine works with a 14-inch diagonal BrightView […]
Call of Duty: Ghosts is inching ever so closer to its November release as it’ll be releasing on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii U and Windows PC on November 5, while its PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions will be available at the time of their respective launches. If you’re a PC gamer, you probably have been waiting to hear of Call of Duty: Ghosts PC spec requirements since you want your first-person experience to go without a hitch. Your wait is finally over as GeForce has just posted Windows PC system requirements for Call of Duty: Ghosts. (more…)
Call Of Duty: Ghosts PC System Requirements Revealed original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Kik has lived with the burden of a lawsuit for most of its life — BlackBerry sued the company in 2010 for allegedly infringing on BBM-related patents with its multi-platform chat app. All that’s water under the bridge, however, as Kik says that the two firms quietly settled the lawsuit last month. …
Unmanned vehicles have long been powered by traditional energy sources, but now aviation manufacturers hope to harbor the potential from the cosmos to power a revolutionary new type of aircraft.
Smart thermostat company Nest has revealed its second intelligent home device, the Nest Protect, a WiFi-enabled smoke and carbon monoxide detector. Aiming to do the same for home safety as the original Nest does for HVAC control, the Nest Protect tracks potential perils, warns you with both an spoken audio alert and pings to your […]
The folks over at LG Display seem to be on to a new groove, where they have just announced that they will begin to mass produce the first flexible OLED panel in the world, targeting the smartphone segment, of course. This is a state-of-the-art display panel which will represent yet another milestone that will continue in the company’s commercial footsteps where they too, were the first to introduce the first 55-inch OLED TV display in the world sometime earlier this year. LG Display has placed a positive spin on the future of the flexible display market, where they do hope that this particular market segment will be able to grow quickly since this technology is tipped to expand even further into a range of other applications including displays, tablets and wearable devices.
With this move, it does seem as though LG Display intends to gain an early lead in the flexible display market, and we cannot wait to see what other new products will they reveal next year that will arrive with enhanced performance as well as differentiated designs. Just how does LG Display’s flexible OLED panel become possible? Well, it has been built on plastic substrates instead of relying on the traditional material, which is glass. Through the application of film-type encapsulation technology as well as attaching the protection film to the back of the panel, LG Display has ensured that the panel ends up as bendable and unbreakable. Now that is definitely some food for thought, don’t you think so?
The new display will vertically concave from top to bottom where it carries a radius of 700mm, which would open up a world of design innovations in the smartphone market. Not only that, it will also measure a mere 0.44mm thin, which would make this particular offering from LG Display as the world’s slimmest flexible OLED panel in its class, too. Apart from that, there is another feather in its cap, which would mean it is the world’s lightest as it tips the sclaes at just 7.2 grams even when it features a 6″ display. I guess this advancement from the folks over at LG Display can only mean one thing – the advent of flexible display smartphones are just on the horizon, and we cannot wait to see what the future holds.
[ LG Display to mass produce flexible OLED panel for smartphones soon copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
Yahoo is celebrating the 16th birthday of its Yahoo Mail web email platform by completely revamping it to offer a slew of new features for its users starting today. The new Yahoo Mail will begin to roll out today and will add a Conversations view that allows you to organize your emails within a singular thread. You’ll be also be able to collapse the left-side toolbar so you can focus squarely on your messages as well as the ability to hover over an email to have a number of options pop up including search, delete or opening the message. (more…)
Yahoo Mail Gets Huge Revamp For Its 16th Birthday original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Just as they have apparently tapped HTC for the dual-boot option for Android phones with Windows Phone 8, it’s become apparent today that Microsoft may have asked Samsung and Huawei to do the same. Microsoft was tipped this past week to have suggested HTC make a selection of devices that boot to Windows Phone 8 […]
Microsoft’s Surface 2 is just two weeks away from hitting retail, so in the lead up to that Windows 8.1 tab’s launch, the company’s released a ‘Making of…’ video to whet consumers’ appetites. As spotted by The Verge, this latest Surface 2 video focuses mainly on the innovations made to the new …
Nintendo Wii U owners now have the opportunity to pick up the digital and retail version of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD, allowing gamers both new and old to enjoy one of NIntendo’s finest Zelda games ever created. We learned a few weeks ago The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD wasn’t the only game Nintendo considered for an HD remake, although considering Nintendo producer Eiji Aonuma has admitted the game took a total of six months to develop, we think more HD remakes would be pretty easy to carry out in the future. (more…)
The Legend Of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD Took Six Months To Develop original content from Ubergizmo. 
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