Coming face to tooth-filled face with a deep-sea anglerfish that’s more mouth than anything else might not seem like something to celebrate, but it’s different when it’s one of the first times the fish has been caught on camera. Usually the small predators – which use a bioluminescent lure suspended over their heads to attract prey – are only found … Continue reading
Cyanogen has announced their Themes app, a means of true device customization for the everyman. With Themes, you can actually customize your device as you like, with just about every aspect of your interaction being swappable. The granular controls even reach into the boot animation, should you be so inclined to find a different animation when turning your device on … Continue reading
Spotify might grab most of the headlines (and users) but Rdio is a worthy competitor in the streaming music market, with apps for multiple platforms, a clear and clean interface, and some useful features hidden behind the scenes. If you’re an Rdio user read on for ten tips that can help you get more out of your monthly subscription.
The Alienware Alpha sounds awesome. It’s smaller and more powerful than the PS4 and Xbox One. It doubles as an actual Windows PC! But be warned: it’s not as easy to use as a game console, not as foolproof. It’s not nearly the slam dunk I was hoping it would be.
Samsung’s 64GB MicroSD card has fantastic reviews, and early Black Friday pricing today on Amazon. This is the best deal we’ve ever seen on this card, save for a short-lived price mistake which allowed a few of our lucky Twitter followers to score one for $1. [Samsung 64GB EVO Class 10 Micro SDXC with Adapter, $25]
Online panhandling is out of control. With Kickstarter and Indiegogo’s tendencies to wash their hands of the garbage on their sites, scams and impossible projects are in a golden age. While fantastically impossible bullshit abounds , these are but a few of the most egregious.
Google Play Music was absent from T-Mobile’s Music Freedom options… until now. After a public vote to see who should be next, Mountain View’s streaming library will no longer gobble your data on the UnCarrier’s network. Google’s music service is…
Did you get a G Watch R or Moto 360 and promptly give it a watch face that simulates a mechanical timepiece? Don’t count on doing that again. TorrentFreak understands that watchmakers like Omega, Panerai, Swatch and Tissot are sending takedown…
Everything on an Android device is linked to a Google account. You need one just to be able to install apps on the device, other than that, it is also required for accessing various Google services. Even device backups are linked to the Google account. If you happen to go through a lot of devices and wonder if the account is still linked to any one of them then Google’s new dashboard is just the tool for you.
The Devices and Activity dashboard can be accessed from inside the Google account’s security settings. It will list every single device with which your Google Account was linked over the past 28 days. It will also display when was the last time the account was accessed and from where.
It will be possible to unlink a Google account from a device so that all of the data associated with it remains protected and safe against unauthorized use. This feature will come in handy if its not possible for you to use a feature that lets you remotely wipe that device.
This is a good tool particularly if your job requires you to frequently switch devices. By using the Devices and Activity dashboard you can be sure that there’s no chance of your Google Account being misused on a device that was previously linked to it.
New Google Dashboard Let You See Which Devices Use Your Account , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
It was not too long ago when Microsoft made an announcement concerning a spanking new white Xbox One bundle that will feature Sunset Overdrive as part of the overall package. If you have been on the lookout for this particular bundle, you might have to call upon your reservoirs of patience – since it looks as though this particular bundle is all sold out at retailers, and they happen to be available on eBay, albeit at a premium.
Just how much more of a premium, you ask? Well, the bundle would have cost $350 in the first place, where it comprises of a white Xbox One and Sunset Overdrive, but it seems that the average price on eBay at the moment happens to stand at approximately $450 thereabouts, with some other auctions breaking the half a grand mark.
This happens to have its fair share of pros and cons for the folks over at Microsoft. This means that the white Xbox One is being sold like hot cakes, and the bad part is, their production is unable to keep up with the demand. The black bundle of the Xbox One remains to have a fair number of stock available, so it is not the massive console sellout that Microsoft is looking for.
White Xbox One Is Going To Cost More Than Usual , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
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