Apr 02
These jugs may look like a smart piece of modern design—because they are—but they’re also modelled on the most important muscle of all: the beating heart in your chest.
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Apr 02
Spotify is one of the more popular streaming services out there for music fans. It has changed the colors of its user interface in an effort to be more uniform … Continue reading
Apr 02
![Video Games More Healthy Than Watching TV [Study]](https://i0.wp.com/cdnrss.ubergizmo.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/06-Video-games-make-players-eat-more.jpg?resize=620%2C465 "Video Games More Healthy Than Watching TV [Study]")
Back in the day when television was more common than computers, parents just had to worry about their kids spending too much time watching TV. However with computers now being more prevalent, parents have to worry about their kids spending too much time watching TV and playing on the computer.
However if given the choice, it seems that letting your kids play a couple of games on the phone or a computer might actually be better than watching TV. Wait, what? After all that debate about whether videos games are good for children, it has now been suggested that video games might actually be better than TV? (more…)
Video Games More “Healthy” Than Watching TV [Study] original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Apr 02
When EA released Battlefield 4, the game was not only action-packed, but packed full of bugs as well. So far EA has taken steps to try and quash as many of the bugs as possible, but in the meantime it looks like the game has been hit with yet another issue – rubber-banding.
What is rubber-banding, you ask? We’re sure most players playing online games have experienced it at some point in time, but basically it’s where your character moves forward based on your commands, but due to lag or other issues, you find yourself standing back where you were a few seconds ago. (more…)
DICE Promises To Fix Battlefield 4′s Rubber-Banding Issue original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Apr 02
Heads up Zelda fans, if you love the Legend of Zelda franchise and have collected every game, toy, t-shirt, bundle, and etc. so far, you might be interested to learn that there will be a new Zelda figurine that will be released later this year, Q4 2014 to be exact, although no specific dates have been provided.
The figurine will be priced at a whopping $350 which we guess is more or less standard for some figurines that we’ve seen so far. It will also measure 17-inches tall so safe to say that this is not your typical-sized figurine, but here’s the kicker, apparently only 2,500 such copies will be made, meaning that it is extremely limited so you might want to move quick before it is sold out. (more…)
Limited Edition Princess Zelda Figurine Unveiled For $350 original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Apr 02
Amazon’s own product rating system is fine and all, but subjective reviews aren’t always as relevant as we might like, even when there’s an overwhelming consensus. Whether browsing for games online, or scanning shelves in a second-hand store, this…
Apr 02
After a few weeks of using a bare-bones 13-inch Toshiba Chromebook as my primary laptop, I found it isn’t hard to achieve pretty much everything a casual user would do on a traditional desktop or a laptop.
Apr 02
Bundling is hardly unique to the entertainment industry, nor is it solely a “made in America” phenomenon. There’s a reason for that: Bundling benefits consumers and vendors in more ways than one.
Apr 02
If it’s time to upgrade the display in your office, Samsung has a sweet 4K set that you can nab for under a grand.
Apr 02
Sony has unveiled a new set of headphones called the MDR-HW700DS that are claimed to be the world’s first 9.1 channel surround sound wireless headphone system. A variety of sound … Continue reading
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