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On September 30th, Ubergizmo and Stained Glass Labs will host Digital Fall, a Tech Fashion Show that will feature wearable technology devices.

Sponsored by Lenovo and produced by Y’Anad Burrell, the fashion show  will feature the following designers: Manic Designs by Rachel Riot, Roc Rio by Rickie Lee and Christina Morgan Cree.

Digital Fall will be the closing party of the GLAZED Conference, a 3-day Glass and Wearable Tech event including a weekend hackathon put on by Stained Glass Labs/AngelHack and a 1-day conference.

After a weekend of conversation around wearable technology, the world’s top tier investors, press, developers and entrepreneurs will gather to celebrate fashion, art, and technology during a fashion show that will showcase the latest innovations.

Thanks to our partners: Girls in Tech, GABA, Prime, SunnyKarma for their support

Tickets start at just $20 with discount code – Sept. 30th at Mezzanine, event starts at 7.30 pm,

Use the exclusive DIGITAL50 discount code to get your ticket. http://glazedfashionshow.eventbrite.com/

Note: this a 21+ event
More information about the event oand our past events on the website: http://digital-seasons.typepad.com/

Photos from past Digital Summer events hosted by Ubergizmo

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Remember how Twitter is quietly testing timeline boxes that show trending TV shows? That’s not a one-off experiment: TechCrunch has also discovered a similar test for live events happening nearby. Instead of focusing on a person or series, the new box highlights a representative event tweet and offers a shortcut to more tweets associated with that event’s hashtag. As before, Twitter isn’t directly confirming the existence of its latest trial run; it will only say that it practices “innovation through experimentation.” Given the widened scope of the company’s testing, however, there’s a real chance that these context-sensitive cards could soon become ubiquitous.

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Ubergizmo is a media partner of Glazed Conference and the co-producer of Digital Fall, the closing party featuring a Tech Fashion Show. Ubergizmo readers get 25% off the registration fee with code UberGlazed.

Since the launch of Google Glass, wearable technology has become a hot topic in the tech industry, specifically in the Silicon Valley. Additionally, the miniaturization and the decreasing price of components alongside innovations in low power technologies foster the rise of the wearable tech industry. In 2007, Wired editors Gary Wolf and Kevin Kelly started the Quantify Self, a movement that has recently got a lot of traction thanks to the popular connected bracelets Jawbone UP and Nike+ FuelBand.

Yesterday, Stained Glass Labs, the first incubator/accelerator focused on Glass and wearable Technologies announced the Glazed Conference, a 3-day event that will gather the world’s top tier investors, press, developers and entrepreneurs to engage the Silicon Valley in conversation around  wearable technology.

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