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We know how challenging driving can be for most people as we’re distracted by our smartphones, our extremely loud radios and our significant other gabbing about his or her work day. But the worst distraction is the backseat driver, which seems to know more about anything than anyone else in the vehicle. Since backseat drivers think they know so much, this modification that puts them in control of the vehicle seems like the most logical way to get to your destination in as little time as possible. (more…)

This Modified SUV Puts Backseat Drivers In Control Of The Vehicle original content from Ubergizmo.

Considering just how connected we’ve all become to our mobile devices and computers as a primary way to communicate with one another, we know how important emails can be. Sending an instant message will probably get a quicker response, but there are several benefits to sending emails. One of those benefits is how those who correspond through email tend to be composed more professionally than instant messages, which often use acronyms such as “BRB,” “LMAO,” or “TTYL” and other ways to shorten the process of communicating with one another. The only issue with writing an email is how to properly write one without conveying the wrong message or emotion. If you’ve struggled with composing an email, then this animation is right up your alley. (more…)

Writing An Email Is Much Tougher Than You Think [Video] original content from Ubergizmo.

Prior to the release of the iPhone 5C, the majority of the tech community assumed the “C” stood for “cheap,” meaning the device would be introduced as a cheaper iPhone that could be purchased for much less than the latest and greatest iPhone. It turns out we were wrong as Apple introduced an iPhone 5C that doesn’t cost that much less than the iPhone 5S, although it left many people thinking what a cheap iPhone would look like. Funny or Die let their imagination loose as they created a video that takes a look at what a cheap iPhone would look like. (more…)

Funny Or Die Imagines What A Really Cheap iPhone Would Look Like original content from Ubergizmo.

We’ve been keeping a close eye on Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag ever since it was announced earlier this year. Since its reveal, Ubisoft has been steadily releasing new information regarding the game, and today, they take a closer at what it was like to build their first next-generation open world game. (more…)

Ubisoft Highlights Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag’s Next-Gen Tech [Video] original content from Ubergizmo.

Admit it, most of us like to surf channels on the TV when we have nothing to do. Granted that many people find something to do with all different sorts of internet connected gadgets that are available today, some just like to kick back and relax in the old fashioned way. Yahoo says that it has tried to recreate this experience with its new Yahoo Screen app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The company’s mobile team based in New York has developed this app to create an experience that helps users find entertaining videos.

The Screen app offers a simple experience that “turns your finger into a remote control.” It will display channels of content from Yahoo and its partners, users can lean back and watch from no matter where they are in the world. Users can browse through trending clips or search for specific shows. Swipe left and right to skip between episodes and swipe up and down to flip between channels. Yahoo also announced that it has made a deal with Viacom to bring clips from Comedy Central’s best shows. The company says that it hopes to make Yahoo Screen the destination for the “world’s best video creators and their awesome content.” Yahoo Screen app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch is available as a free download from iTunes App Store.

New Yahoo Screen App For iOS Helps You Find Entertaining Videos original content from Ubergizmo.