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If you are a Sprint customer, then you would be pleased to hear that patience no longer needs to be a virtue with you, especially when it comes to that spanking new phone upgrade. With Sprint Easy Pay, customers are able to upgrade whenever they want. Right now, for a limited time only, Sprint will be offering all of its customers the opportunity to upgrade their phone early thanks to the introduction of Sprint Easy Pay.
Sprint Easy Pay Allows Customers To Upgrade In A Jiffy original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Jan 16
The developer preview of the Google Drive Android API in Google Play Services 4.1 has been revealed today, where you are now able to enjoy the convenience of Google Drive cloud storage thrown into the mix alongside your apps without having to worry about a single thing. Drive integration on Android was not exactly impossible previously, but the new API itself would create a faster, seamless experience which allows your apps to be integrated with the Drive backend in a matter of minutes, now how about that for added convenience?
Google Drive Dev Tools To Introduce New Features original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Jan 16
It was earlier this evening over at the inaugural Buzzfeed Brews event in New York City, where HBO CEO Richard Plepler took to the stage and made an announcement that HBO and PlayStation have come together to work as a team, ensuring that the masses will be able to enjoy the hugely popular HBO GO app. The HBO GO app would be made available first on the Sony PS3, before it is set to arrive on the next generation Sony PS4 console itself. Having said that, I would have to ask – when would companies and publications stop referring to the PS4 as a next generation console before they accept the fact that this is a current generation device, and is set to stay?
HBO GO For PS3 Set To Arrive Soon With PS4 Support Right Behind original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Jan 16
Pay attention to the road. At least, until the cars are able to drive themselves. That’s the rule, and it was probably one of the reasons why Google Glass early-adopter Cecilia Abadie got ticketed for donning the wearable at the wheel. It was a …
Jan 16
If you’re an Android user, there’s little doubt that you’re familiar with Google Drive, Mountain View’s preferred cloud storage service that competes with the Dropboxes, SkyDrives and iClouds of the world. Of course, Drive can also be used by …
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HBO has just announced a treat that would be coming soon to Sony’s gaming crowd. Though no definite date has been set, the popular HBO Go app will soon be … Continue reading
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KitKat brought pedometer functions to Android, but that’s not necessarily enough for smartphone owners who want to track their fitness routines. Google may be aware of that desire for more athletic info, though. Google Operating System has discovered …
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This article was written on October 17, 2006 by CyberNet.
One of the things that Internet Explorer 7 definitely lacks is better searching functionality. I get sick of having that popup window especially after becoming accustomed to Firefox’s Search Bar. Internet Explorer users…you don’t have to suffer anymore!
There is now a nice Find As You Type add-in compatible with Internet Explorer 5 and up. I downloaded the add-in and upon installation it also had to download some C++ runtime files from Microsoft but it did all of the work for me. After that I continued the standard installation process and booted up my IE 7.
One thing that I did miss was the ability to just start typing anywhere on the screen and have it automatically start searching the page like I can do in Firefox, but I pressed Control+F and the Find Bar appeared as pictured above. I started to type some text and it found the first instance on the page. If I wanted to move to the next instance I just had to press Enter and to move back I pressed Shift+Enter.
So it is pretty much the basic functionality but this is something that Internet Explorer 7 should have shipped with by default. I mean think about it, the whole reason that Microsoft put tabs in Internet Explorer 7 was to reduce the number of windows a user would have open…but there is still a popup window for the search box? Doesn’t quite make sense to me but this add-in solves the problem.
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