If fishing for you is more about pulling the most catches out of a lake—instead of simply using your wits to outsmart nature—then the more gear the better. And while fish finders have been around for decades, the FishHunter is the first to turn your smartphone into a window to what lies below the water’s surface.
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Fans of the Samsung brand in Europe will likely be seeing standalone stores for the brand pop up around Europe soon. Samsung plans to open over 60 Samsung stores across … Continue reading
Samsung’s next new screen-size for a smartphone is 5-inches, bringing in one element of the Samsung Galaxy S 4 to pair with the rest from the generation that came before … Continue reading
In an effort to make BlackBerry 10 a bit easier to work with, the folks at BlackBerry have issued update 10.2.1, complete with a few gesture updates and oddities. Here … Continue reading
Yesterday a rather quick-spreading report of Nintendo very possibly moving to mobile devices like the iPhone and Android smartphones of all sorts was initiated by Japan’s Nikkei and perpetuated by … Continue reading
Toshiba Tec Corporation has come up with something interesting – they have successfully developed a digital signage system which is capable of hooking up to a smartphone, and this particular prototype was recently showcased in Japan. In this particular system, multiple smartphone users are able to access the system which is known as “Smartphone-linked Signage,” all the while retrieving store information as well as coupons. Toshiba Tec is currently working on this particular system with the hopes of commercializing it, getting assistance from the likes of Toshiba Corp. and Hakuhodo i-studio Inc. to boot. Just how does the smartphone-linked signage work?
Toshiba Tec Showcases Smartphone-linked Digital Signage System original content from Ubergizmo. 
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The iPhone has done very well all around the world and is one of the most popular devices out there. The problem for Apple is that the iPhone is losing … Continue reading
Some new numbers are in that look at the smartphone market in Q4 2013. These numbers are from research firm Kantar and they show that Android had over half of … Continue reading
It is rare for Apple, especially its CEO, to admit to some level of error so when it does, everyone is all ears. This has happened yet again as Tim … Continue reading
The next time you play Angry Birds, life is not all peachy keen, as both the National Security Agency and its British counterpart have reportedly been exploiting the data that the game itself streams online. There has been dozens of previously undisclosed classified documents (courtesy of Edward Snowden) which actually showed that these apps will share a whole lot of personal information that can be tapped into by intelligence agencies – including the smartphone identification codes as well as your location.
Spy Agencies Know What Data Your Phone Apps Stream original content from Ubergizmo. 
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