It may seem like minor news, especially considering the hoopla over Sony’s Virtual Reality this week at GDC, but the PlayStation 4’s DualShock 4 controller is about to get a firmware fix. In an interview with Geoff Keighley of Spike TV, Shuhei…
Apple wasn’t always the behemoth that it is today. Just like any other company, it too has humble beginnings. Consisting of only a few employees back then, the company had to convince investors to take a chance on it, it had to convince computers shops to sell its products. One of the first companies to do so was Minneapolis based Team Electronics, which later changed its name to FirstTech. It shipped the first batch of Apple computers in the late 1970′s, and holds the distinction of being the first Apple reseller in the world. After 37 years of selling Apple’s products, its closing shop for good.
First Apple Reseller Throws In The Towel After 37 Years original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Having a dog is like living with a perpetual child. They’re always full of energy, trying to find new ways to get in trouble, and leave messes behind where they’ve played. If you’re working with your pooch to improve their behavior, there’s a good chance you’re going to have to go through a few treats to do it.
The Tidy Dog Toy Box will let you teach your pup that putting their toys away after they play is a good thing. This box has a delicate motion sensor that will know when your dog is putting things away, and pops out a few snacks for a job well done. Even if your pup is a bit sneaky, this box was designed to handle some of their tricks. The first prototype was based off of a motion sensor candy dispenser next to a toy box, and has developed into more of a precise machine.
Your pooch won’t be able to trick this into handing out more treats very easily, as it has load cells that can detect even the slightest of vibrations which have to sense absolutely no movement for 30 seconds before it will pass out a treat. That means sitting in the box (as it can even detect breathing) or putting several toys in one after another won’t do anything. If you’re interested in this training method, then this toy box will cost you around $69-99. There is an on/off switch, so you can also train them to learn when play time or cleanup begins and ends.
Available for crowdfunding on Kickstarter
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SCOTTEVEST, maker of tech-centric clothing, has announced a new limited edition ware: the Knowmatic Hoodie, which was designed in collaboration with Staple Design’s jeffstaple. The hoodie is being limited to … Continue reading
This week at GDC 2014 we’ve been given the opportunity to have our first peek at the outer-space-based EVE title called EVE: Valkyrie for PlayStation 4. While before this week … Continue reading
According to a new report, backed up by a purported leaked sales guide image, Samsung is going to launch a lineup of premium headphones in the near future. The image reveals that this new lineup will consist of both in-ear and on-ear models. There’s really no question of device compatibility since they’re going to feature a 3.5mm pin, which would make the new headphones compatible with almost every mobile device and even laptop out there. At least one of the models will feature the ability to wireless connect with a device.
Samsung Premium Headphones Lineup Reportedly Coming Soon original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook often try to assist and provide tools for coders, both current and future ones. With that in mind, the social network today announced Hack, an open-source language for programmers. This new language has been used…
It’s easy to forget on the slopes, but your speed depends on the thin film of water created by your snowboard (or skis). So it follows that more heat below your feet would mean more speed, right? Signal Snowboards’s Dave Lee just built a heated snow board to find out.
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Completely appropriate for children, the Muzzy Dothraki language program will have your kids running their own khalasar in no time!
(Credit: Video screenshot by Michael Franco/CNET)
Hey kids! Have you ever wanted to learn how to say “I will dance in your blood?” in the Dothraki language made popular on “Game of Thrones”? Parents, do you want to arm your kids with vital language skills in a world that’s increasingly being taken over by strange terms like “Valyrian steel,” and “mother of dragons?” If so, video-spoof-making team Nacho Punch has got just the thing for you.
Their latest YouTube parody takes a 1990s commercial for a video set that teaches kids to learn a foreign language by following along with the slightly creepy character “Muzzy,” and melds it with the fantasy world of “Game of Thrones.”
“With this unique language course,” the video says, “humans, giants and even bastards can learn a second language with incredible ease.” The course isn’t just for wannabe Dothraki speakers either. It also offers lessons in Valyrian, Hodor and White Walker.
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Xiaomi is one of the fastest growing manufacturers in China. In just a couple of years it has managed to grab a significant share in one of the world’s most lucrative mobile market. Now it has its sights set on global expansion. Recently the Xiaomi Redmi Note was launched, a competitively priced smartphone with impressive specifications. Huawei has responded within days by launching a revised version of the Honor 3X.
Huawei Revises Honor 3X To Take On Xiaomi Redmi Note original content from Ubergizmo. 
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