If you’re still a little confused about why everyone is talking about The Big Bang and gravitational waves and cosmic inflation and space and twists of light and so forth, it’s okay. Much smarter people are taking care of answering those questions for humanity. But it’s a big effing deal so us less wrinkled brain humans should try and understand it too. How? Simple. With a towel, an apple and a ping pong ball.
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Realizing the growing need to have wireless access to data anywhere and everywhere, Toshiba has unveiled its Canvio Wireless Adapter. This small, pocket-sized device transforms any external hard drive that … Continue reading
Sliders. They’re made so you can eat different burgers with different recipes instead of a big monolith. But I want to eat these three Lolita burgers: "potato chip encrusted, foie gras pâte à choux, a sultry sweet onion jam, bacon peanut butter, pan seared foie gras, and a grass-fed beef patty."
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Remember all those Windows 8 screenshots that surfaced before the platform was released? Well, some of those might have been courtesy of Alex Kibkalo, an ex-Microsoft employee who was just arrested for stealing and leaking company secrets. Unlike the…
It makes perfect sense for the likes of Google to introduce their very own keyboard app into the Play Store, considering how they are the ones behind the Android mobile operating system. Apart from gesture typing, Google decided that an update is long overdue – and has finally pushed out the latest version to its Google Keyboard that will see the inclusion of personalized suggestions.
Google Keyboard Update Comes With Personalized Suggestions Now original content from Ubergizmo. 
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I know that when it comes to design, many people would place Apple right there at the very top, but I am quite sure that the other players in the market have also managed to play catch up over the years. Take South Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung for example. When they first came up with mobile phones, Nokia ruled the roost with their designs, and Samsung was, well, Samsung. Using cheap looking plastic that has been cobbled together, their first truly breakthrough handset was the Samsung A200 in my opinion, sporting a blue glow that was otherworldly. Samsung has since then become a tour de force in the world of phones, and their upcoming Samsung Galaxy S5 looks set to make plenty of waves to boot.
Samsung Design Site Teaser Video original content from Ubergizmo. 
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The devil’s in the details, or so the saying goes. For those of you who have spent the better part of your past few years getting social on Facebook while indulging in the many games (time sinkholes, I call them) whether you are at the office in front of a desktop computer, or are on the move and playing with a mobile device, I am quite sure that would have come across some notifications in your Facebook account that comprised of your friends sending you a game request, whether it is for more energy bars, in-game currency or other kinds of goodies. Facebook has decided to make things a wee bit more specific, which is something that should have been done right from the very beginning.
Facebook Game Notifications Get More Detailed original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Peter Binkley is one person who is knee deep in developing open-source mechanical hands via an organization which is known as E-Nable, and he makes use of a Solidoodle 3D printer for his 3D printing needs. One of the main reasons that he decided to join up with the movement would be to build an assistive device that is now known as the Talon Hand 2.0 with his son Peregrine Hawthorn, as Peregrine wanted one to use himself.
Talon Hand 2.0 Prosthetic Hand Created By Father For Son original content from Ubergizmo. 
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And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how Scruffage is spread. This growing trend among American youth is not some innocent, victimless high. It’s a highly-contagious parasitic infection that changes human physiology at the most basic facial hair level, transforming young men and women into cantankerous, chain-smoking, rail-riding hobos forever addicted to the simple freedom of the open rail, harmonica solos, and baked beans cooked in a can.
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