Feb 25
2014 is the Year of Wearables, and the inaugural Plug and Play Wearable Health and Fitness Expo will be the place to see many of them on March 6th. Taking … Continue reading
Feb 25
Microsoft has recently rolled out its first service pack for Office 2013, where you will be able to download it here in x86 as well as x64 versions. Of course, depending on which particular flavor that you decide to download it from, the file sizes would range from 643MB and goes all the way to 774 MB. Do bear in mind that this happens to be the first major update to the Office platform ever since it rolled out, and it should be more than welcome for those who happen to live and breathe Office 2013 every single day. With SP1 having been released, it remains to be seen whether additional IT stores will make the jump to this particular platform, as plenty of large corporations have picked up this unofficial policy of ‘wait until SP1’ prior to deployment.
Microsoft Office 2013 Service Pack 1 Released original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 25
You may not have to wait until later this year to see a smartwatch from Google or Motorola — in fact, you may be looking at a jointly developed watch right now. Android Police claims to have photos of Motorola-built prototype wristwear from 2013,…
Feb 25
Where Roguelikes are concerned, procedural generation is pretty old hat. We already know all there is to know about random levels, enemies, and bosses. That’s why the folks behind #Dungeon are taking a rather novel approach: they’re letting players build the game using Twitter.
Feb 25
Who knew a sad story told through water drops can be so fun to watch? This stop motion animation called Cachoeira (which means waterfall in Portuguese) by Rodrigo EBA! is illustrated with a little droplet man in a little droplet car trying to take a dip in a little droplet waterfall. I find it adorable.
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Feb 25
The all new Sony Xperia Z2 tablet has just been officially introduced at this year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC 2014). Claimed as the world’s slimmest and lightest waterproof tablet by Sony, this high-end tablet sports a 10.1-inch 1920 x 1200 touchscreen display, a 2.36GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor (MSM8974AB), a 3GB RAM, a 16GB of internal storage, a microSD card slot, dual cameras (2.2MP front & 8.1MP rear), GPS, NFC, 4G LTE, WiFi, Bluetooth, a 6000mAh battery and runs on Android 4.4 KitKat OS. The Sony Xperia Z2 tablet will be available globally starting in March. [Unwiredview]
Feb 25
In order to run a blood test, one would need to have sufficient amount of fresh blood. The thing is, what happens when one is unable to draw enough blood, or the circumstances do not permit it? A certain Elizabeth Holmes is curious to see a future where old-fashioned phlebotomy is reinvented so that a new dawn of comprehensive superfast diagnosis and preventive medicine can be ushered in. Having founded a company known as Theranos, she has worked on a radical blood-testing service that requires just a pinprick and a drop of blood. That single drop of blood is enough to run hundreds of tests, which range from standard cholesterol checks to sophisticated genetic analyses.
Single Drop Of Blood Enough For 30 Lab Tests original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 25
Crackle may not have the brand recognition of Netflix, but it still boasts a solid user base, offering Internet goers and device owners access to a library of movies and … Continue reading
Feb 25
LUXA2 has listed a new wireless charging power bank ‘TX-P1′ on its product page. Measuring 72mm x 137mm x 17mm and weighing 215g, this travel friendly power bank is equipped with one USB 5V 1A output port for wired charging, a micro-USB charging port, wireless charging support (simply place your compatible device on the TX-P1′s charging plate and it will start to charge wirelessly) and a built-in high-capacity 5000mAh battery. The TX-P1 retails for $64.95. [Product Page]
Feb 25
PayPal To Support Fingerprint Authorization For Payments Via Samsung Galaxy S5
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[MWC 2014] It was some time last week when we brought you word that Samsung might unveil a working partnership of sorts with PayPal at this week’s Mobile World Congress, and it seemed that such a rumor was right on the money. In fact, PayPal has made an announcement that the recently unveiled Samsung Galaxy S5 will have the honor of being the first smartphone from the South Korean manufacturer to be able to login and shop at any merchant that accepts PayPal on mobile, as well as in stores, using not one’s signature, but rather, a fingerprint. Such a new secure biometric feature could translate to the Galaxy S5 not requiring its users to remember passwords or login details whenever one wants to pay using one’s PayPal account.
PayPal To Support Fingerprint Authorization For Payments Via Samsung Galaxy S5 original content from Ubergizmo. 
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