Feb 27
Feb 27
The Beetle from Volkswagen is a truly iconic ride for the ages, and to see one of these classics purring around on the road is certainly a sight to behold, especially when it has been kept in immaculate condition. Well, the ZelectricBug will surely make heads turn, considering how it is a project that has breathed new life into an old Volkswagen Beetle.
ZelectricBug Is A 1963 Beetle That Runs On EV Power original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 27
ZTE promised and has delivered and now we’re getting a quick look at the Grand Memo II LTE. But with a larger than normal phablet size and mid-range hardware specs, … Continue reading
Feb 27
It is pretty difficult to live in a politically correct environment these days, where everything that you say needs to be weighed extremely carefully so as not to offend any party out there. Well, tact and wisdom needs to be applied all the time, so it is rather surprising to see for ourselves that a block in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, has appeared on Google Maps as the “West 8th Street drug section.” Of course, the residents living there are definitely far from amused, of course.
Google Maps Names A Brooklyn Block As The “Drug Section” original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 27
Report: Less than one percent of mobile gamers responsible for half of all in-app purchases
Posted in: Today's Chili
With the runaway success of Candy Crush Saga, it’s perfectly natural to wonder just how many people are dropping coin in freemium mobile games. One firm’s answer, however, might surprise you. A very small number — 0.15 percent, to be exact — of…
Feb 27
Were you expecting to see a Michelin Star restaurant? Something like Per Se? Certainly a restaurant where fine dining doesn’t even begin to describe the orgasmic experience, right? Like Alinea? Nope. Those excellent restaurants—and others of their kind—are not the best restaurant in the USA according to Yelp. That honor would go to a small shack in Hawaii called Da Poke Shack. You could eat there for less than 10 bucks.
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Feb 27
Hulu Sells Off Japan Operations
Posted in: Today's Chili
All good things must come to an end, and concerning the Hulu service in Japan which was launched nearly three years back, being a first-of-its-kind subscription video on demand service in the market, it seems that Hulu will be selling off its Japan operations to a strategic buyer. The interested party would be Nippon Television Network Corporation (Nippon TV), who will take over the day-to-day operations as well as management of the business when the transaction closes.
Hulu Sells Off Japan Operations original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 27
They say that knowledge is power, but I would like to think otherwise. Knowledge is potential power if you know how to leverage it, and ASUS intends to “educate” the masses with what they have in store for the future where its Android 4.4 KitKat devices are concerned. In fact, a list of which particular device from ASUS’ stables that will be on the receiving end of this operating system update has been revealed, so for those who happen to own an ASUS PadFone 2, PadFone Infinity (the old and new models), or PadFone A80 have reason to smile. This particular Android 4.4 KitKat update will arrive on the original PadFone Infinity in Asia and Russia, as well as the PadFone A80 in Europe. As for the ASUS PadFone 2 and the new Infinity, both of them should be updated to the latest KitKat version regardless of its territory.
ASUS Unveils Android 4.4 KitKat Roadmap original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 27
This video, shot and made by Scott Gold, plays like a dream. It depicts Scott and his wife’s trip to Japan in January but to me, it shows how Japan is maintaining its illustrious history and mystical culture amidst the fast paced, beep beep, every person cross the intersection right now modern world.
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Feb 27
Having a house with a plot of land is a dream for many, but with it, comes stuff like having to prune the garden, water the plants, and making sure that not a single weed grows in there. That could translate to a whole lot of work really, and at times, you might even feel like purchasing a patch of artificial grass instead. Researcher and artist Cassinelli Alvaro decided to work on the Toro-bot instead, where it will arrive in a pair of walking, locationally-aware robots that has Japanese lanterns as heads. This is as weird as it gets, don’t you think so? These tiny garden robots will move around your garden from time to time so that you have a “new” look each time – without having to lift a single finger along the way.
Toro-bots Help Out In Your Garden Reorganization Effort original content from Ubergizmo. 
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