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If there’s one other thing that Samsung is known for, it would be their ability to put out great ads. The South Korean tech giant has recently released an ad for its smartwatch, the Samsung Galaxy Gear. The basically draws upon the numerous smartwatches that have made an appearance on film, television, and even cartoons, essentially likening their product to what’s been shown in the past, with the title reading, “A Long Time Coming”, as if to suggest that they were the ones who finally made fiction, a reality. It is admittedly a pretty clever ad although we’re not sure if it will be enough to convince consumers to purchase the device.

While the Galaxy Gear is a decent attempt by Samsung, some niggling issues have left many wondering if the device is more novel than functional. One of the drawbacks is its battery life which only lasts a day and no one really likes having to charge their watch on a daily basis, do they? The fact that the Galaxy Gear is not compatible with all devices out of the box is an issue as well, although Samsung is working on bringing more support for it in the future. In any case if you have a minute to spare, check out the Galaxy Gear ad in the video above.

Samsung Galaxy Gear Ad Released original content from Ubergizmo.

Star Wars is without doubt a pretty popular franchise and we have seen how some mobile games, namely Rovio’s Angry Birds have launched Star Wars based games in the past. Well now it looks like Tiny Tower will be cashing in on the Star Wars hype as well with the upcoming release of Star Wars: Tiny Death Star. The game will be developed by NimbleBit and based on what we know so far, will allow gamers to develop a new Death Star similar to how players were tasked to develop a tower in the previous version of the game. We can assume that several big names will be dropping by, at least based on the 8-bit characters in the picture above.

Not much else is known about the game, such as pricing or availability. There is a good chance the game could be free to download but players will be charged if they wish to purchase additional items that will help speed things up, much like its predecessor. The game is expected to “arrive soon” for mobile devices. Given that Tiny Tower was released on iOS and Android devices, we expect the same treatment will be given to Star Wars: Tiny Death Star as well. So, who else is looking forward to getting their hands on the game?

Tiny Tower Gets A Star Wars Makeover With Tiny Death Star original content from Ubergizmo.

We’ve seen our fair share of electronic bartending devices in the past, with some even designed to look like robots, but if you’re after something a little more accessible and possibly more affordable, the Perfect Drink bartender could be what you’re after. As pictured above, the Perfect Drink bartender appears to be a mix of a weighing scale of sorts combined with an app for iOS and Android. Basically what the scale does is that it allows the bartender to pour out drinks and based on the weight in the glass so far, it will be able to tell when you have poured enough. After all we’re sure some of you guys are sick of having drinks either watered down or overly strong despite ordering from the same bar, so this little gadget should aid with consistency.

The app will come preloaded with a library of cocktails that you will be able to mix up and when paired with the drink scale (similar to another device called the Barman), will let you know how much to pour and when to pour, allowing aspiring bartenders to create fancy layered drinks like the one pictured above (which based on past work experience is not as easy as the photo makes it out to be!). In any case if you’re interested in picking up the Perfect Drink for yourself, hit up Fancy’s website where you will be able to order one for yourself for $70 (the companion app is free).

Perfect Drink Bartender Will Allow You To Mix The Perfect Drink original content from Ubergizmo.

Tsukumo Japan has recently released their latest gaming PC, the G-Gear ‘Dragon Quest X’. Powered by a 3.0GHz Intel Core i5-4430 processor, this Dragon Quest X certified gaming PC is equipped with an Intel H87 Express Chipset, a GeForce GTX 650 1GB graphics card, an 8GB DDR3 RAM, a 500GB hard drive, a DVD Super Multi Drive, a 500W power supply and runs on Windows 8 64-bit OS. The G-Gear ‘Dragon Quest X’ is available now for 79,980 Yen (about $823). [Product Page]

Milestone Japan is gearing up to launch EVGA’s latest GeForce GTX 760 Dual 4GB FTW w/ ACX Cooler graphics card. Powered by NVIDIA’s Kepler GPU, this high-performance graphics card is equipped with 1152 CUDA Cores, a 256-bit memory interface, a core clock of 1085MHz (1150MHz Boost Clock) and a 4GB of GDDR5 memory set @ 6008MHz. Not only that, the card also employs EVGA’s original ACX cooling system and has dual-link DVI-D, dual-link DVI-I, HDMI and DisplayPort outputs. The EVGA GeForce GTX 760 Dual 4GB FTW w/ ACX Cooler will be available from October 11th for 45,000 Yen (about $463). [Product Page]