It can be hard to choose a backup battery when the market is as flooded as Bluetooth speakers and iPhone cases have become. Manufacturers are now finding ways to include added value with their emergency power supplies, like Cerevo’s new EneBrick that can turn your favorite USB keyboard into a wireless Bluetooth accessory for your tablet or smartphone.
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It’s time again to get involved with a Telltale Games title, this time rolling with “A Crooked Mile,” the third installment in The Wolf Among Us adventure game series. This … Continue reading
When you can hear every note and word of a song, it’s easy to be immersed in it. Hearing muffled versions of our tunes when our headphones or ear buds crap out only serves to make us a tad crazy. If you’re accustomed to constant quality sound like what you would get out of your home computer setup, then you know how annoying ear buds constantly falling out or putting themselves in awkward positions in your ear can be.
If you prefer over-ear headphones, then why subject yourself to anything other than that just because you’re using your smartphone? The ATH-AX5iS SonicFuel Over-Ear Heaphones can make your daily music dosage all the better. These were meant for smartphones, and have 40mm drivers that can pack a decent punch. These have cushy earpads, and a headband which is said to be comfortable for extended wear. The cord is flat, which somehow means tangle-free (if it’s a cord, it will find a way to tangle itself).
As these are meant for mobile devices, they needed to have a more portable aspect to them, so the earcups are capable of folding flat, and this set comes with a carrying case. They are made of ABS plastic with aluminum accents, and are available in black or gun-metal grey. There is an in-line microphone, as well as volume and track controls so you can take calls in between jamming out. These will cost you around $90, but won’t be available until this summer.
More information is available on audio-technica, found via thegeekchurch
[ The ATH-AX5iS SonicFuel Over-Ear Headphones can make big sounds from tiny devices copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
There is just something about the miracle of a growing baby in a mother’s womb – no two ways about it. In fact, how the heck does a full human baby form in a matter of 9 months? That is truly a wonder to ponder over, and excited parents of their unborn child might want to be even more participative by listening to their baby’s heartbeat without having to go to the doctor’s. This is made possible thanks to the BellaBeat, a new app that claims to be able to track your baby’s heartbeat.
Bellabeat Lets You Hear Your Unborn Baby’s Heartbeat original content from Ubergizmo. 
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T-Mobile is one of the major U.S. carriers which are going to offer the Samsung Galaxy S5. The carrier has already announced its intention to do so. When it made the announcement, T-Mobile guaranteed delivery by launch if the pre-orders were placed between March 24th and March 31st. Today the T-Mobile Galaxy S5 pre-order date has been pushed back. Potential customers now have one extra week to get their pre-orders in, with T-Mobile confirming launch day delivery for them as well.
T-Mobile Galaxy S5 Pre-Order Deadline Pushed Back original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Kasperkspy Labs recently launched a beautifully terrifying interactive map that shows online threats arounds the world in real time. In practice, it’s a global visualization of cyber attacks that, Kaspersky hopes, will motivate you to buy their security software. But it’s still a hell of a spectacle.
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When it comes to the worlds of technology and fashion, we do seem to see how both universes tend to cross one another’s paths in recent years as compared to the previous millennium. Of course, there is still the issue of washing battery operated clothing, since one would have to go through the hassle of removing the batteries and whatever wiring there is beforehand, but the future does look bright. In fact, for Alexander Wang, his Autumn/Winter 2014 collection takes a page out from the future by making use of heat sensitive fabrics which were laser cut with precision.
Heat Activated Fashion By Alexander Wang original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Apple and Samsung have begun their opening statements at the latest patent infringement case in San Jose, with Samsung already insisting that, while it respects its rival, it can’t allow … Continue reading
If Google announces something new and potentially groundbreaking on April 1st, one might instantly chalk it up as an April Fools’ prank. That’s because the company takes part in this frivolity, cooking up ingenious pranks to catch us all by surprise. But on April 1st 2004 Google wasn’t pulling off a prank. It issued a press release that day announcing the launch of Gmail, its webmail service. Some might have thought of it as a prank, but soon they’d find out that Gmail was in fact very real, and here to stay.
Gmail Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary Today original content from Ubergizmo. 
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When it comes to the world of 3D printers, there has been some rather zany creations in the past, and this will also include 3D printed shoes, definitely. New Zealand-based footwear firm Three Over Seven has a novel method of purchasing a new pair of shoes – it basically requires you to scan your feet with a smartphone app, where the relevant information will then be tabulated and sent over to Three Over Seven, where a custom pair of shoes is then produced and delivered right to your doorstep, now how about that for service?
Three Over Seven Lets You Scan Your Feet To Custom Print Shoes original content from Ubergizmo. 
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