This is a really silly building. When I first saw it I thought it was probably some kind of Photoshop fake. It isn’t. It’s cool establishment in South Korea called Dreamy Café. It looks like an awesome red Rolleiflex and inside it’s full of of awesome vintage cameras too.
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To say that the folks over at Google are a creative bunch would be quite the understatement. After all, they have come up with some pretty decent services and tools in the past, and April Fool’s is a great way to let off some steam. In fact, another prank by them would be having Google Translate being able to support Emoji, and in this prank, it claims to be built directly into Chrome for Android and iOS so that users are able to read all of your favorite web content using efficient and emotive illustrations, so that you need not have to labor your eyes through a bunch of text.
Google Translate Does The Emoji Dance (April Fool’s) original content from Ubergizmo. 
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You can say that military powers around the world are bent on creating and developing stealth vehicles, be it over the sea, land or air. After all, if your enemy is unable to see you or detect your presence, it gives you the first mover advantage as well as the element of surprise – crucial elements in securing a victory on any battlefield. The PL0-01 tank is a prototype stealth tank that goes one up on what we have seen so far – it claims to be able to disguise itself to look like a car, and can seem as though it has ‘disappeared’ with but a touch of a button.
P0-01 Stealth Tank Is A Master Of Disguise original content from Ubergizmo. 
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When is it too early to introduce your baby to the world of consumer electronics? Never I suppose, as you can see how young kids are able to make use of technology despite some experts in the industry claiming that one should not expose kids to stuff like tablets too early in life since it would affect some aspects of their mental development. Still, it did not stop this 2-year old from saving his mom when she was bitten by a dog. Having said that, the JoyCarpet is one for your baby, as it flashes and makes noises in order to help aid your child’s development.
JoyCarpet Introduces Your Baby To Tech Early On In Life original content from Ubergizmo. 
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In this day and age, it is pretty easy to identify a security camera, as most of these come in either one of two form factors – a dome-shaped device, or one that looks like a cylinder. Well, a Japanese security company known as Japan Security System Co, Ltd. intends to make a splash by introducing a new design for their security camera which will target hotel lobbies as well as upmarket storefronts. This new design happens to come in the form factor of a motorcycle. Yes, it could not be too obvious than this, could it?
Motorcycle Is Actually A Camera original content from Ubergizmo. 
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If you know where you came from, it is a whole lot easier then to know just where you are going. This is why the study of history is extremely important, and for those of you who love the Big Apple and wanted to check out what New York City’s maps looked like prior to having the wonders of skyscrapers taking over the landscape, the New York Public Library has just the panacea for you. Basically, the New York Public Library has published over 20,000 of its historical maps under a Creative Commons public domain license.
New York Public Library Offers 20,000 Plus Historical Maps For Free original content from Ubergizmo. 
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We double checked the calendar too, but no, it’s not an April Fools joke — Verizon’s FIOS Media Server is finally available in a few areas as a part of the new Quantum TV package. The VMS1100 upgrades the standard cable boxes used by Verizon and…
Exploding iPhones as well as phone chargers are nothing new, and there has been alleged reports of people getting killed by it along the way. We always maintain that one should make use of authorized and original parts only, chargers included, even though you might save a fair bit of money by purchasing third party or knock-off chargers, as this particular Minnesota resident found out. Tim Tyrrell was shopping for a second charger for his iPhone, and settled on a $10 eBay offer that came with a couple of wall chargers and a car charger, instead of forking out $25 to $30 for an original from Apple. This knock-off plug exploded, resulting in Tyrrell experiencing a serious electrical burn that was the size of a quarter on his hand.
Knock-Off iPhone Charger Explodes, Victim Ends Up With Electrical Burns original content from Ubergizmo. 
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