Hasta La Gadget!

Have you played the game Carmageddon before? If you have answered in the affirmative, how did you find that particular title pan out? It was not too tasteful actually in my opinion, and there are far better games out there to play with. Honda, the Japanese automobile manufacturer, has come up with the first automatic braking system in the world which is capable of ensuring that a fast traveling vehicle of up to 60kph will be able to stop so that it will not end up colliding with a pedestrian. I am quite sure that Honda themselves are not the only ones working on implementing such technology, as other badges are doing it, too.

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Honda Looks To Tech To Prevent Speeding Cars From Hitting Pedestrians original content from Ubergizmo.

There has been quite a lot of speculation surrounding the possible release date of the Samsung Galaxy S5, and so far, nothing concrete has been mentioned. Of course, this means that rumors will have a field day, and it has certainly shown in news reports that have come up so far. Samsung has yet to reveal anything official about the Samsung Galaxy S5 to date – will it be unveiled before Mobile World Congress kicks off, or will it happen in a separate Samsung Unpacked after the event in Barcelona? Eldar Murtazin, the Russian blogger who has had his fair share of hits in the past when it came to rumors, has revealed possible MWC plans from Samsung, where a mid-March event could see the new flagship smartphone’s release.

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Samsung Galaxy S5 Could Be Released In The Middle Of March original content from Ubergizmo.

It takes a special kind of magic to make an electric motor unicycle not terrifying to ride, and Ryno Motors has somehow pulled it off.

When it comes to tech, it seems that there will always be certain quarters who want aesthetics that seem to lean more toward the softer and more fragile side. Flowers are always linked romantically, and Samsung has been releasing various versions of a La Fleur edition in the past that concerned their smartphones, here is the latest device to fall under the La Fleur spell via a tweet – which would be the Samsung Galaxy S4.

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Samsung Galaxy S4 La Fleur Edition Confirmed original content from Ubergizmo.

This article was written on June 25, 2007 by CyberNet.

Finally, there’s an update regarding the @live.com email addresses! Last year around this time, it was rumored that they were going to be released. We waited, and waited, and nothing ever came of it. Some of you had the opportunity to claim your address last year using tricks that we posted (here, here, and here). If you managed to get one, hopefully those email addresses will still be valid once Microsoft makes them available globally. 

LiveSide pointed out a posting from the Product Manager for Windows Live in Toronto where he explains that @live.com addresses (and all @live.xx– depending on the country you live in) will be available starting sometime in the Fall. He also explains that current Hotmail addresses will remain the same, and there’s no guarantee that you will receive the same name for a Live.com address as you had for you Hotmail address.(e.g., just because you have ashley@hotmail.com doesn’t mean that you will get ashley@live.com). It’ll be on a first come, first serve basis.

Additionally, he points out that you’ll only be able to migrate your contact information to your new account.  All of your emails that you have saved over time will remain with your previous account, and if you wanted them moved to your new account, you will have to forward them manually.

Many people have been patiently waiting to get their hands on an @live.com address, so it’s nice to get an official update and know that they will actually be coming sometime this Fall. Unfortunately, I think many Hotmail users will be disappointed when they find out that the only thing they’ll be able to migrate to the new account is contacts. Things such as “Windows Live Spaces contents (photos, blogs, etc), emails, subscription status (hotmail plus or premium), association with other products (Favourites, OneCare, etc) will stay with the existing account. I wouldn’t be surprised in the least if this will keep people from switching to the new brand, and just sticking with their trusty Hotmail account.

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