Mar 26
Mark Zuckerberg’s $2 billion buyout of Oculus Rift
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Mar 26
Supposing you’ve been frustrated in the past with Google I/O and the registration process which always leaves developers wanting without a quick trigger-finger, today may make you happy. Google has … Continue reading
Mar 26
Microsoft recently admitted that it went through a blogger’s Hotmail account to collect evidence of a leak by an employee. The proof led to the arrest of Alex Kibkalo, a former Microsoft employee who leaked Windows 8 files and Microsoft Activation Server Software Developer Kit to a French blogger. Microsoft was well within its rights to access the account, even though it may border on violation of privacy. The company’s privacy policy states that it can access content of communications “to protect the rights or property of Microsoft.” After this story broke, Google was accused of doing the same through Gmail. The company has formally denied allegations.
Google Denies Allegations Of Gmail Snooping To Weed Out Leaker original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 26
![Next Android Build Rumored To Be Enterprise Focused [Rumor]](https://i0.wp.com/cdnrss.ubergizmo.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/android-4.4-kitkat.jpg?resize=640%2C427 "Next Android Build Rumored To Be Enterprise Focused [Rumor]")
Over the years we’ve seen Google release many versions of Android. For the most part they’re progressive and have made changes and improvements to the Android operating system. However we’ve also seen how Google attempts to target specific devices and markets with different builds of Android.
For example we saw Honeycomb which attempted to target Android tablets. We also have Android KitKat which is aimed at Android devices in general, but focuses on devices with less powerful hardware, and recently Google has also announced Android Wear, a build of Android that targets wearables. (more…)
Next Android Build Rumored To Be Enterprise Focused [Rumor] original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 26
Following the launch of the all-new HTC One yesterday
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Mar 26
How many of you out there actually make use of Google Drive on a daily basis? I know I do, and there is nothing quite like firing up a quick text document, or a spreadsheet to keep track of where every single dollar and penny have gone to throughout the course of a day in order to be a more responsible family man. Well, for those who actually store your presentation slides within Google Drive itself, here is some good news that will perk up your day – Google Drive now enables you to edit images in Slides itself.
Google Drive Allows You To Edit Images In Slides original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 25
Google loves smartphones, but with Project Tango it’s hoping to make them even smarter and more aware. The handiwork of Google’s skunkworks Advanced Technology and Projects Group, it explores what … Continue reading
Mar 25
Facebook’s Oculus Buy Signals A Hardware Land Grab, And Company Fit Isn’t A Concern
Posted in: Today's ChiliThere’s a gold rush on, and the people striking it rich are the ones building things — not apps, not software, but honest-to-goodness hardware, like the Oculus Rift, whose creator, Oculus VR, was just purchased by Facebook for around $2 billion in cash and stock. Earlier today, Intel closed its purchase of wearable health tech maker BASIS, and Google recently bought Nest for $3.2 billion. Google… Read More
Mar 25
In a move we’re guessing might not rub the remote computer access competition the right way this week, NVIDIA is letting it be known that Remote GameStream abilities are coming … Continue reading
Mar 25
Support for the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 800M collection of graphics processors is now ready alongside several other sets of processing hardware for the NVIDIA GameStream experience. What this means for … Continue reading
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