With an increasing number of bikes now sharing American roads with vehicle traffic, it’s more important than ever to be as visible as you can on two wheels, especially at night. But with the Zap commuter jacket from Sugoi, that won’t be much of a problem.
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This article was written on September 22, 2008 by CyberNet.
Last week we saw a revamped version of Paint in the third Windows 7 milestone. At the time there weren’t any other screenshots available, but it looks as though someone who got their hands on Windows 7 M3 has decided to post some screenshots showing off more of the enhancements.
Here are six of their screenshots of the new calculator, WordPad, Paint, slightly reorganized Windows Explorer Sidebar, better theme selection, and a different display management window:
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I’m actually happy to see that Microsoft is polishing up the operating system, and look forward to some of the future enhancements they’ll be adding to the operating system. Unfortunately we don’t know what the under-the-hood improvements are like yet.
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Ouya is the product of one of the most successful Kickstarter campaigns the crowd sourced funding site ever produced. The Ouya is a game console that plays Android games on … Continue reading
Here is some interesting news from the folks over at Nikon Corporation, where they are more than happy to announce that the total production of NIKKOR lenses for Nikon interchangeable lens cameras have touched the 85 million mark as of January 2014 onward. It was all the way back in 1959 when the Nikon F was released alongside the first NIKKOR lenses for Nikon SLR cameras, where among them include the NIKKOR-S Auto 5cm f/2. The NIKKOR tradition has since continued a fair number of years ever since that first lens was released.
Nikon NIKKOR Lenses Production Hits 85 Million Mark original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Time was, in Bluetooth headsets, you generally had to choose between style and performance. Some looked great but suffered poor battery life and mediocre audio quality; at the other extreme, … Continue reading
Gamers are an extremely particular lot about the kind of gaming hardware that they use, ranging from the video cards to the motherboards and processors. Of course, as you move up the ladder in terms of the gaming world, you would also need to look the part – that is, to have a decent or at least upmarket gaming keyboard as well as mouse. While most of the modern gaming mice these days are able to work on just about any kind of surface (we would not recommend shiny glass though), it is always nice to have a mousepad accompany the mouse. ROCCAT knows this, which is why they have just announced their cutting-edge gaming mousepad that is known as the Siru.
The Siru from ROCCAT boasts of a unique, blade-thin gaming surface which measures under a millimeter thick. That is really, really thin, of course, and it would also end up being one of the thinnest mousepads that have been created to date. This ultra-thin, single-layer Siru is made up of a battle-ready, easy-to-clean top which provides high glide and outstanding control, where it will also be accompanied by a reusable, non-slip backing that anchors to your desktop. The innovative design of the mousepad is said to deliver direct desktop feedback, paving the way for exceptionally precise tracking as well as lightning-fast aim corrections.
The Siru itself will measure 13.35” x 9.84” x 0.01”, which more or less makes it nearly invisible from the desktop surface. Since it is already so thin, the mouse will be able to sit on the exact same level as your desktop, which results in providing gamers with a superb direct response that will result in exceptionally true and precise tracking, in addition to the ability to make rapid, accurate cursor corrections. Apart from that, the Siru’s innovative surface has been field-tested with over 80 laser and optical mice so that you know for sure you are in for precise control at all times, being stylish and deadly simultaneously.
Press Release
[ ROCCAT Siru mouse pad is super thin copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
We already have Tauntaun sleeping bags from ThinkGeek, but they are expensive and maybe you want to wear your Tauntaun rather than sleep in it. Good thing for us, the folks at WeLoveFine are offering this awesome hoodie for just $59(USD).
It is all Tauntaun up top, and also has a smooth satin lining that features printed images of intestines for added realism. Another bonus is that there is no Tauntaun smell.
The lightsaber zip pull is a nice touch. Too bad Han couldn’t cut open his Tauntaun with a zipper. This hoodie is perfect for harsh winters when you have to reach the first marker.
[via Geekosystem]
Wearables may have been the talk of the town at CES, but given that Jawbone just released the Up24 a month ago, chances were slim it was going to announce another fitness tracker so soon. Instead, then, the company is going back to its roots: it just …
Infographics might seem like a modern phenomenon—citizens of the internet love nothing more than a nice and tidy presentation of catchy stats—but data viz dates way, way back. In The Book of Trees: Visualizing Branches of Knowledge, interaction designer Manuel Lima examines a recurring theme: more than eight centuries’ worth of trees used as diagrams, and why botanical iconography has endured from those early days through to the digital revolution.
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Well, after plenty of merry go round news concerning the Samsung Galaxy Tab3 Lite, here we are with an official announcement of the device and its availability, adding yet another 7” device to the Galaxy Tab3 range. In fact, the Galaxy Tab3 Lite will come with a pretty generous 3,600mAh battery which allows it to last for up to eight hours of video playback in one go, all without having to carry an adapter around with you without missing a beat or an entertainment moment.
Samsung Galaxy Tab3 Lite Announced Officially original content from Ubergizmo. 
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