Mar 31
Olympus has just revealed its latest digital camera the takes the best of both worlds of its PEN compact design and its relatively new optical 5-axis image stabilization technology. While … Continue reading
Mar 31
Victorinox Announces New Inox Watch
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Victorinox Swiss Army has a spanking new timepiece for you to consider if you are currently on the lookout for a new watch. After all, they have introduced a new watch collection at this year’s Baselworld in Switzerland, where the Inox timepiece has been depicted as a rugged companion to last you a lifetime, and each Inox has gone through a hundred toughness tests before it is sold over the counter. Some of these toughness tests are not to be sneezed at, including being run over by a tank, being dropped onto concrete, or exposed to temperature extremes as well as being in the midst of a raging sandstorm for some time.
Victorinox Announces New Inox Watch original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 31
NTT Docomo Inc. is said to begin offering their “Tsunagari Hot Support” application software, where it will target the elderly as well as their families, and this particular app has already arrived on smartphones from the company on March 25. This particular software would now receive a new function known as “Tsunagari Hot Support”, where this particular service is capable of notifying registered people of how the phone is used over e-mail whenever the (elderly) user uses his or her phone.
NTT Docomo Smartphone Elderly Monitoring Service Launched original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 31
Progress has been extremely slow when it comes to the UK and its copyright law making their way across the finish line in the digital era. It has taken a rather lengthy two-year legislative process for the UK’s Intellectual Property Office to publish the final version of copyright exceptions. In layman’s terms, this would make it legal for users to rip CDs and shift formats from this coming June 1, 2014, onwards, as long as those rips are used for personal purposes and not on a commercial whim or business premise.
UK Legalizes CD Rips From June 1 2014 Onwards original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 31
The world is slowly but surely making its move over to the digital world completely, and one of the more recent evidences of that happening would be EA’s Origin service which has revealed that they will not longer put up physical copies of copies of games on sale from April onwards, since this particular service is all set to go digital.
EA Origin Service To Go 100% Digital From April Onwards original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 31
At the end of last week, we brought you word that half a dozen fake Google apps had arrived on the Windows Phone Store, which certainly brought about a fair amount of attention to those who have an interest in this particular subject matter. What was Microsoft going to do about the situation? Why, the answer is pretty simple – Microsoft decided to remove the six fake Google apps from the Windows Phone Store, where those questionable apps included “Hangouts,” “Google Voice,” “Google Search,” “Google+,” “Google Maps,” and “Gmail – email from Google.”
Microsoft Removes 6 Fake Google Apps From Windows Phone Store original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 31
Toshiba has just unveiled a new integrated circuit or IC that will hopefully help make wireless charging a more viable technology. Aside from being compatible with past and future devices … Continue reading
Mar 30
The national long-running TV program “Waratte Iitomo!” ends its 32-year history today
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Mar 30
The Olympus SH-1 seems at first like any other compact point and shoot camera with a long zoom. But it includes a signature feature usually found in the company’s interchangable-lens bodies: 5-axis on-sensor image stabilization.
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