Mar 17
These sleek hangers, designed by German-Latvian agency Flow Design, look like something’s missing. Don’t worry, though: they’ve simply swapped the hooks for magnets.
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Mar 17
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The LG G3 has yet to be officially announced, but so far it seems that the handset has been generating a lot of interest amongst users mainly due to the rumors which has suggested that the phone could pack a QHD display.
In fact this was “proven” recently thanks to a UA profile sighting which “confirms” the resolution, and a recently leaked screenshot which also hints at the device’s QHD display. However while the phone might pack a QHD resolution, what about the rest of its specs? What else do we know about the handset? (more…)
LG G3 Could Sport 5.5-inch Display, Octa-Core MediaTek Chipset [Rumor] original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 17
Just last week we reported on a streaming service called Popcorn Time. It was basically a pirate’s equivalent of Netflix where users would be able to stream torrents instead of downloading the files onto their computers.
According to its creators, they claim that Popcorn Time is 100% legal, although we’re not sure how. Perhaps it could be due to a loophole in the law, but whatever it is, its creators asserted its legality, although the act of piracy itself is not. That being said, they decided to shut down its service anyway, but not before the code for the program made its way onto GitHub where it has since been forked several times. (more…)
Popcorn Time Gets Resurrected Under A Different Torrent Group original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 17
One of the features of the iPhone 5s would be its Touch ID sensor. This allows users to unlock their phone and make purchases in the iTunes App Store simply by scanning their fingerprint. However if one were to jailbreak their phone, they could use Touch ID for other purposes.
In the past we have seen how Touch ID on a jailbroken iPhone would allow for it to be used as Home button, and now thanks to a recent jailbreak tweak by the name of Asphaleia, you will be able to use Touch ID to help lock/unlock specific apps. (more…)
Asphaleia Jailbreak Tweak Lets You Use Touch ID To Protect Your Apps original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 17
The Nintendo Wii hasn’t exactly been selling well the last few years. Nintendo’s latest game console is being handily outsold by prior generation PS3 and Xbox 360 consoles as well … Continue reading
Mar 17
The Nikon 1 V3 is the new clubhouse leader when it comes to continuous-shooting speeds with (and without) autofocus enabled.
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Mar 17
Hey, everybody, airline passengers don’t have to turn off their electronics anymore! Great! (Or maybe it’s the most awful thing ever.)
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Mar 17
Movies based on Marvel superheroes are booming at the box office earning huge money for the comic book publisher. If you liked the last movie focused on Wolverine, called The … Continue reading
Mar 17
In a rare interview, Jony Ive spoke to The Sunday Times over the weekend, discussing everything from design philosophy to travelling with Steve Jobs. Here are a few choice cuts.
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Mar 17
Philips has unveiled a new computer monitor called the 239C4QHWAB Miracast monitor. This display is able to stream content from your Android device in HD to the monitor with no … Continue reading
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