We question Olympus’ decision to photograph its latest ruggedized cam next to a dead fish, then send that image out to reporters. But puzzling marketing practices aside, this is one impressive point-and-shoot. The Stylus TG-3 hails from the company’s…
Olympus introduced its five-axis image stabilization in 2012 with the OM-D E-M5. That $1,000 camera was mighty powerful for its day, but the new IS tech was perhaps its most impressive feature, enabling sharp stills and steady handheld video. It’s…
Have you ever given Google Now a chance on your Android-powered device, be it a smartphone or a tablet? If you have answered in the affirmative, and have found it to be extremely useful along the way, perhaps it is time for you to make use of it even more. Word on the street has it that Google Now might eventually function as a reminder for you to pay your bills.
Google Now Could Help Remind You To Pay Your Bills Soon original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mobile technology and mobile devices are so prevalent today that it totally make sense to employ those not just to make our lives easier but keep our families safer as … Continue reading
Apps such as WhatsApp, Line, WeChat and Voxer have definitely done their fair share to advance ever more affordable communication between the masses – as long as one is connected to a Wi-Fi network or has a decent data plan, and are using a smartphone. Well, Voxer, a pioneer in push-to-talk (PTT) and multimedia messaging, has just announced that Voxer 3.0 for iOS is released. This will be a completely redesigned app, where it is touted to deliver faster access to new messages, boast of extended battery life as well as a redesigned, intuitive user interface that will be able to deliver a seamless and content rich push-to-talk experience.
Voxer 3.0 For iOS Announced original content from Ubergizmo. 
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The Sony PS4 has been extremely successful ever since its release, and the next generation console does look set to continue to burn up the hardware sales charts in the months (and perhaps years) ahead, although you might not want to purchase the Sony PS4 if you happen to live in South America, as that region sports some mighty high prices for the console. Having said that, the folks over at Sony are pleased to announce that there are more than 1,000 developers who have been licensed to self-publish on the PlayStation 4.
Sony Announces Over 1,000 Developers Licensed To Self-Publish On PS4 original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Pornography is a topic where much has been said about it, and this time around, we have a proposed clamp down on pornography with demand by a media regulator for porn sites to have an age check law in place before one is able to access that site. According to the results of a survey that was conducted by The Authority for Television On Demand (Atvod), these very same results were used as debating “ammunition” against underage access of pornography in the UK.
Media Regulator Demands Porn Site Age Check Law Prior To Access original content from Ubergizmo. 
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HTC has been accused of boosting their HTC One (M8) when it comes to benchmark performance, as AnTuTu has included a new version of its popular benchmarking site known as AnTuTu X that supposedly eliminates some of the cheating which has been whispered about. AnTuTu X is meant to depict a more authentic and realistic benchmark score. For instance, as the HTC One (M8) went through the pages of the AnTuTu 4 benchmark test, it managed to eke out a phenomenal 38,815 score, which is ahead of the Galaxy S5’s 34,898 score, way ahead of the Sony Xperia Z2 at 32,768 and the LG G Pro 2 at 30,068.
HTC: One M8 Boosted As A Feature For Benchmarks original content from Ubergizmo. 
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We have got our shields up for this coming April 1st as I am sure that there will be a fair number of seemingly realistic albeit nutty sounding tech stories that will make their way online. T-Mobile is dead serious, however, this coming April 1st where they intend to move away from employer rate plan discounts and will instead replace them with a T-Mobile reward card of $25 every single time an employee purchases a new device. T-Mobile claims that this is “simple, clear and transparent”, which is at the heart of just about “everything we do.”
T-Mobile To Discontinue Employer Rate Plan Discounts original content from Ubergizmo. 
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