Hasta La Gadget!

Sometimes, it pays to look out for tiny small details in life, as it is more often than not these little details which have been overlooked that have proven to be the downfall for many. On a far more positive note, sniffing out little details will also allow one to come to some pre-conceived conclusions based on existing information, such as the latest snippets from Zauba. Zauba happens to be a website which will keep track of imports as well as exports to and from India, where according to the site, there has been a shipment from Delhi Air Cargo that sported a pair of mobile devices, and these featured the model number SM-P601.

It might sound close to the SM-N601 that we talked about sometime at the end of last month, where that was speculated to be a Galaxy Tab 10” successor. This particular information gleaned from such a document this time around seemed to point to a smaller version of an existing model, which would mean speculation abounds as to whether it is a new Galaxy Note Mini tablet or not. After all, do you think that any device with a 5.25” display can be deemed as “Mini”? I suppose when the “parent” device comes with a 10” display, that would be justified.

Hopefully, additional light on the SM-P601 will be shed in due time, and we simply cannot wait for that to happen.

Samsung Galaxy Note Mini Reportedly Being Tested In India original content from Ubergizmo.

It’s a well-known thing amongst doctors that heavy drinkers have a mysterious propensity for breaking their bones—and not just because they may trip over their own feet in an inebriated stupor. Medical researchers from Loyola University in Chicago wanted to get to the bottom of the issue, and they addressed the question the only way they saw fit: by getting mice drunk and breaking some bones.

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Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia seen in the elderly, is increasingly becoming a global healthcare challenge. There is still no cure, and therapies that slow symptom progression require early diagnosis to be effective. Now, an interdisciplinary team of German researchers has found that simple motion sensors can pick up the physical activity changes associated with the disease, and even diagnose Alzheimer’s more effectively than current methods.

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We did mention earlier this year on how Beats Electronics are working on launching a new music streaming service later in the year, and now that we are already into the final quarter of the year, I suppose that it is valid for some folks to start feeling impatient. On the bright side, you need not wait that long any more, since Beats Music, which is Beats Electronics’ streaming service, will soon be made available over the Web, in addition to iOS and Android apps, of course.

In due course of time, we consumers should also see a Windows Phone 8 app up for order. To say that this eagerly awaited music streamer has been a long time in coming would be an understatement. President and COO of Beats Electronics, Luke Wood, did mention that Beats Music ought to launch “within the next few months” in the United States first. Hmm, this will definitely carry the possibility that we could even be looking at a 2014 release date, which would be a bummer. Are you highly anticipating the Beats Music streaming service, and wished that the clock would tick a whole lot faster so that it will finally be able to hit the market up and running?

Beats Music To Debut In The US Soon original content from Ubergizmo.

This week the folks at Microsoft appear to have given control back to the Google team when it comes to the unofficial-official YouTube app for Windows Phone devices. Here existing on Windows Phone 8, the app has been part of a battle between companies for several months, resulting in several iterations of said app for […]