You won’t have to stick to a PC or TV to play Valve’s iconic games in the future. The developer is teaming up with NVIDIA to bring the original Portal to the Shield handheld — in other words, Portal is coming to Android. The two haven’t said just…
Robots are here to stay, that goes without saying. The thing is, just what is the extent that you would want a particular robot to help you out around the house? Some chores like vacuuming the floor can be left entirely to the robot vacuum cleaner to get the job done, as you would have found other ways to spend your time in an equally productive, and yet more fun manner. How about making sure that all of the plants in the lawn is watered? This is where the likes of Droplet comes in handy, being a smart sprinkler that “knows” how and when to water your lawn.
Droplet Robot Sprinkler Delivers Efficiency In Watering Plants original content from Ubergizmo. 
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For a long time, Instagram’s location services have been powered by Foursquare’s vast venue database. That might change in the future. According to a new report, Instagram is now testing Facebook Places integration as a possible replacement for Foursquare. If this eventually happens, its unlikely to surprise anyone considering the fact that Facebook owns Instagram.
Instagram Tests Facebook Places Integration original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Those of you with keen eyes for name-changes will recognize a bit of a switch-over this week with NVIDIA’s mobile processor lineup. While each successive generation has been named Tegra … Continue reading
When you’re traveling, your suitcase can quickly go from a model of organization to a chaotic catch-all of clothing, souvenirs, and dirty laundry. But the makers of these Genius Pack suitcases and bags have found a better way to keep travelers perpetually organized, including a brilliant way to deal with laundry.
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If AT&T and Verizon manage to shut out their smaller rivals in a critical LTE wireless auction, it would severely harm US wireless competition, according to the Center for Public Integrity. In a report it said that the pair of wireless giants spent…
NVIDIA’s Titan Z isn’t the only massively-powerful graphics system the company has for GTC 2014: there’s also the $50,000 Iray VCA, aimed straight at designers aiming to bypass physical prototypes. … Continue reading
After a long wait, the anticipated Amazon refund for certain Kindle customers is arriving in applicable accounts today in the form of an automatic credit. Not everyone will be seeing … Continue reading
Developers often have no patience of locked bootloaders, bloatware and carrier delays of latest software updates. Which is why certain manufacturers launch variants of their popular mobile devices that are geared towards the folks who make the apps and games that we love. Earlier today the All New HTC One was unveiled. It is already available for purchase through major U.S. carriers. Don’t worry, HTC didn’t forget about the developers.
All New HTC One Developer Edition Available Now original content from Ubergizmo. 
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If you live just close enough to work that walking would be a pain, there’s a good chance you use a train, bus, cab, or your own method instead of hoofing it. It’s not that walking is a terrible thing, it just often takes up more time or energy than we have in the mornings. If using a bicycle or skateboard is a bit too labor-intensive for you, but you’d rather rely on your own ways of getting to work, there are options out there that require little effort from you.
While a Segway is a valid option, it’s mainly meant for sidewalks, and in all honesty looks a bit silly. If you’ve ever considered a motorbike, but don’t want to have to pay high prices for gas, then the FEDDZ might seem fairly appealing. This is a an electric motorcycle that is closer in size to a bicycle, but has no pedals to fuss with. There are front and rear lights as well as turning signals, and the entirety of this bike runs off of a Lithium-ion battery, which takes about 4-5 hours to recharge after it has been drained. It is easy to remove, and has no cables to get tangled. Simply remove, plug into a wall outlet, replace, and be on your merry way.
There are two different types of bikes available, the lower end of the spectrum being able to go about 16mph, and the higher end being able to go 28 miles per hour. In either category, there are options for the battery which are called Eco and Premium, which have around a 44-68 mile driving range respectively. On any bike, there are three speed options to choose from, a display to show you your speed, time, and distance, as well as brakes on the handlebars. The prices for these e-bikes is anywhere from $8,200-10,000+.
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