Mouse Computer has just added a new gaming PC ‘NEXTGEAR i630BA5-SP’ to its product page. As part of the G-Tune series, the system is packed with a 3.40GHz Intel Core i7-4770 processor, an Intel Z87 Express Chipset, an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB graphics card, a 16GB DDR3 RAM, a 1TB hard drive, a DVD Super Multi Drive, a multi-card reader, a 500W 80PLUS SILVER power supply and runs on Windows 8.1 64-bit OS. Price itself is set at 129,990 Yen (about $1,267). [Product Page]
A picture might be worth a thousand words, but if a particular photo that is copyrighted is posted up without prior consent from the owner, then there are legal implications to think of – which would certainly result in more than a thousand words, of course. Getting original, non-copyrighted photos might be a tricky thing these days, but Getty Images intends to give a leg up to the masses. After all, they happen to be the world’s largest photos service, and in what seems to be an extremely early Christmas, Getty Images has announced that they will be freeing up approximately 35 million photos from its collection that spans more than a century, allowing websites and bloggers to post them up without staring down at a lawsuit.
Getty Images Has 35 Million Photos That You Can Embed For Free original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Getting an education at a learning institution is a whole lot more than just good grades, it is also developing as a wholesome person from various aspects. It is then interesting to take note that education has evolved over the years, where technology is playing a more vital role in the dispensation of knowledge right in a classroom. Singapore have schools that uses the iPad to help children learn better, and here we are with the Dell Latitude 13 Education Series laptop that ought to shine in an educational environment, where it is accompanied by a Dell Mobile Computing Cart upgrade kit and Dell Interactive Projector S520.
Dell Latitude 13 Education Series Laptop Targets Schools original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Microsoft Research continues to push the boundaries of what is possible with SurroundWeb, where it can be best described to be a 3D browser concept which is capable of projecting Web pages onto your walls. Right now, SurroundWeb remains as a prototype, but the very idea of using your room’s walls as part of the browser makes for an interesting read. The thing is, some of us do decorate our homes with various bric-a-brac to the point where there is no more space on our walls, making the SurroundWeb rather limited in its potential in such an environment. Still, it is interesting to note that SurroundWeb would be able to offer web pages the ability to display across multiple surfaces in a room, all the while adapting their appearance to objects.
SurroundWeb 3D Browser Concept From Microsoft Research original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Yahoo has been in the spotlight recently, having cut off access to services for Google and Facebook log-ins. This time around, one of the early dot com giants who are still hanging around today has picked up another company known as Vizify, making this the 37th purchase for Yahoo ever since the company’s new CEO, Marissa Mayer, came on board in July a couple of years ago. The whole idea behind Vizify’s acquisition was to ‘bring a more visual approach to data’. As to whether this acquisition will be able to send more people flocking over to Yahoo’s services remain to be seen.
Yahoo Purchases Vizify original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Google’s clout in the search environment is second to none, and this has led to online retailers doing their level best to make sure that on the very first page of Google search results, their brand would be represented in an accurate manner. Murphy’s Law, however, has struck British computer superstore PC World, where viral news site UsVsTh3m picked up a quirk in Google’s search algorithm as a search for ’PC World’ resulted in a result that could cause some of us out there to blush. Other than the standard links to PC World’s home page, there is also a map that depicts nearby branches, while alongside the snippet of information hailed from Wikipedia stood the logo shown above. This embarrassing image originated from an article published in 2008, where it talked about rumoured job cuts in the company’s servicing and repair division, where the words “The Computer Superstore” were replaced with “Like hell, but with worse customer service”.
Google Search For ‘PC World’ Ends Up With Egg On The Face original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Word on the street has it that ASUS of Taiwan is working on a brand new 15” Ultrabook, the ASUS Zenbook NX500, and if the rumors surrounding it prove to be true, then it ought to arrive with a 4K Ultra HD display. Other possible features of this particular Ultrabook would include an aluminum body (to keep up with the times, I suppose), an anti-glare display, as well as ear rockin’ Bang & Olufsen audio. Do bear in mind that the Zenbook NX500 would not be the inaugural 15” Ultrabook from ASUS, and it seems that it will most probably arrive with an Intel Haswell CPU, not to mention that there is every possibility of a discrete graphics card underneath the hood to help it chug along nicely visually.
ASUS Zenbook NX500 Touted To Feature 4K Display original content from Ubergizmo. 
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A 2-in-1 computer might sound like a real technological achievement, but it is nothing new these days, considering how many companies have started to roll out multi-mode machines. Take Lenovo’s Yoga range for instance, where these are able to function as a standard laptop, fold it all the way to the back to be a tablet, or leave it standing in a tent mode. Acer wants in on the multiple-in-one bandwagon too, with word that the upcoming Acer Aspire Switch 10 will feature three different modes for you to work with.
Acer Aspire Switch 10 Is In The Pipeline original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Dospara has once again expanded its line of high-end gaming PCs by bringing you the GALLERIA TITAN BK XG 3way. Powered by a 3.60GHz Intel Core i7-4960X Extreme Edition processor, the system sports an Intel X79 Express Chipset, a 3way SLI NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN BLACK 6GB graphics card, a 32GB DDR3 RAM, a 240GB SSD (Intel SSD 530 Series), a 3TB hard drive, a Blu-ray drive, a 1250W 80PLUS GOLD power supply and runs on Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit OS. The GALLERIA TITAN BK XG 3way sells for 749,980 Yen (about $7,344). [Product Page]
If you’re a Windows user and have searched for third party Twitter clients, chances are that you might have come across MetroTwit in some list. Initially launched back in 2012, MetroTwit quickly became one of the most popular Twitter clients for Windows, later on the team also released a Modern UI version for Windows 8. Unfortunately, it has reached the end of the road. The team has announced today that MetroTwit has reached its end-of-life effective immediately.
Popular Twitter Client MetroTwit Bites The Dust original content from Ubergizmo. 
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