Are you the 2014 Honda Fit?

Despite being the oldest model in North America's subcompact sweepstakes, the current Honda Fit remains a paragon in its segment, offering unparalleled packaging, good road manners and robust reliability. In fact, even with far more modern competitors like the Chevrolet Sonic, Ford Fiesta, Hyundai Accent and Nissan Versa Note on the scene, it may well still be the best of the bunch. All of which explains why we're so nervous about the next-generation model, shown in these apparently leaked stock shots scanned from an in-country magazine (no, that rear end really isn't that wonky, it's the page curl distorting the image).

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Adidas Springblade Running Shoes Offer Cutting Edge Technology

There are two major sports brand giants in town, and they are Adidas and Nike, although we will concentrate on the former today. Adidas' most recent unveiling concerned the Springblade running shoes which look out of this world, where angled elastic blades that are located on the soles have been touted to give you an edge in competition, while ensuring that you will be able to perform at a far better rate than normal compared to the moments when you make use of "normal" shoes to do your fitness regime.

Ubergizmo , Adidas Springblade Running Shoes Offer Cutting Edge Technology, Adidas Springblade Running Shoes Offer Cutting Edge Technology

BBM Coming To iOS, Android 'Before The End Of The Summer'

T-Mobile UK confused the entire Internet as they released a teaser image of BlackBerry Messenger running on a Samsung Galaxy S3 announcing BlackBerry's popular messenger would be making its way to both iOS and Android on June 27. Unfortunately, it seems like T-Mobile UK jumped the gun a bit as BlackBerry denied BBM would be made available on that date.

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You can install Android 4.3 on your Galaxy S4 right now

Samsung Galaxy S4 Google Play Edition was unleashed just two days ago, but some lucky guy have somehow managed to get his hands on an Android 4.3 Jelly Bean-running test unit of the device. The Android build however doesn't have all of the features that will premiere within the official Android 4.3 though. The Google's edition of Samsung's flagship is based on the I9505 model powered by the Snapdragon 600 chipset and normally runs on a stock Android 4.2 Jelly Bean ROM.
However if you already got one or even if you own a regular I9505 Galaxy S4 and wonder what is to have the new Android 4.3 Jelly Bean, now you can experience it.

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Porsche 911 GT2 caught testing, is super bad

Look what spy photographers have spotted sprinting around the Nürburgring. Our shooters nabbed a few photos of the all-new Porsche 911 GT2 in its native habitat without any of the bulky camouflage or cladding we're used to seeing. The result is our first truly clear view at the upcoming successor to the GT2 throne. From the looks of it, the new model will boast wider fender arches front and rear, and hefty air intakes set into the machine's hips should help feed a beastly 3.8-liter flat six-cylinder engine.

Autoblog , Porsche 911 GT2 caught testing, is super bad, Porsche 911 GT2 caught testing, is super bad

Samsung Galaxy S4, Galaxy Mega 5.8 and 6.3 leaked with new purple paint jobs

Have an affinity for purple but found there just aren't too many Android devices to satisfy your bizarre fetish. Samsung may be looking to rectify that. @evleaks has just leaked some promo images of the device rocking a beautiful new “Purple Mirage” paint job. No word on which carrier this will land on, but we expect to learn more in the very near future.
This latest leak actually comes after the Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 and 5.8 was leaked in a similar “Purple Plum” color by SamMobile.


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Samsung Curved OLED TV Debuts In South Korea

Samsung continues to take care of their home market of South Korea by announcing the availability of the $13,000 Curved OLED TV (or at least, that is the price point that we came up with after performing some currency conversion). Something tells me that the more luxurious hotel suites around the world might want to pamper their guests with the Curved OLED TV, especially since it boasts of a whole new level in innovation which will be able to deliver immaculate true-to-life pictures regardless of the angle or vantage point, all thanks to the unique curved display.

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iOS 7 Lets You Control Your Device Using Head Movements

It looks like with iOS 7, Apple is interested in giving users more ways to interact with their phone apart from just touching it. Discovered in the latest build of iOS 7 beta 2, it was found that the operating system now allows users to interact with the phone using head movements, such as by turning your head to the left or right. According to the folks at 9to5 Mac who managed to take it for a spin, they found the feature pretty accurate, albeit tedious since there were apparently many options to cycle through before reaching the one you want.

Ubergizmo , iOS 7 Lets You Control Your Device Using Head Movements, iOS 7 Lets You Control Your Device Using Head Movements

Buttercup The Duck Gets New 3D Printed Foot

Dogs run, butterflies flit, and ducks – well, they can certainly fly, but I suppose swimming would be another suitable verb to describe them. For a duck to lack one foot, it would pretty much be having an eagle get around with a broken wing, as the missing foot would certainly hamper its movement, whether on land or on water. Buttercup the duck, however, was born with a backwards left foot, hence ensuring that his prospects for a happy future looked bleak. The backwards left foot made it difficult and painful to walk, resulting in cuts as well as the risk of infection all the time.

Ubergizmo , Buttercup The Duck Gets New 3D Printed Foot, Buttercup The Duck Gets New 3D Printed Foot

Twitter 4.2 For BlackBerry Is Now Available

For those of you who own a BlackBerry device and cannot live without the micro blogging site Twitter, you will be pleased to hear that a spanking new version of Twitter is now available, where it will target BlackBerry devices which run on BlackBerry OS 5 and higher. Of course, if you do not yet see Twitter 4.2 appear on BlackBerry World, be patient – it might take you up to 24 hours before this particular app shows up. Twitter 4.2 for BlackBerry is available as a free download, where it will allow you to express yourself a whole lot easier than ever before, and to remain connected to Twitter regardless of where you are.

Ubergizmo , Twitter 4.2 For BlackBerry Is Now Available, Twitter 4.2 For BlackBerry Is Now Available

Analyst: Apple Said To Slash iPhone Orders

Do you think that analysts have a slightly different outlook compared to the rest of us. I suppose the answer would be in the affirmative to a certain extent, otherwise they would not be analysts, would they. Jefferies analyst Peter Misek has a new report which claimed that Apple Inc. will be slashing their iPhone manufacturing orders for the rest of the year.
According to Misek, it seems that the change in Apple's manufacturing plans will see it reduce iPhone orders for the third quarter of 2013 from 40 million-45 million all the way down to 25 million-30 million, which is nearly half the amount less.

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Sprint's first Windows Phone 8 devices announced: Samsung Ativ S Neo, HTC 8XT

Sprint has just provided details on its first Windows Phone 8 handsets. These are the HTC 8XT (previously known as HTC Tiara), and the Samsung Ativ S Neo. The 8XT is an upgraded version of the HTC 8X that's been around since late 2012. it features LTE connectivity, Boomsound, 4.3 inch HVGA display, dual-core 1.4GHz Snapdragon 400 processor, 8MP rear camera, 1.6MP front-facing camera, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of internal memory, MicroSD card support (up to 64GB), and a 1,800 mAh battery.

Unwired View , Sprint's first Windows Phone 8 devices announced: Samsung Ativ S Neo, HTC 8XT, Sprint's first Windows Phone 8 devices announced: Samsung Ativ S Neo, HTC 8XT

Mirror's Edge 2 Was Built For Next-Generation Consoles

This year's E3 was one of the most important for the gaming industry considering just how crucial the next generation of consoles is going be for Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo. EA Games announced a number of next-generation titles, one of which was Mirror's Edge 2. Fans of the original game have been wondering why it's taken the company so long to release a sequel, and it looks like the reason might have been due to the hardware limitations of current-generation game consoles.

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Gamer Sells Kidney To Pay Off Debts, Chinese Media Blames Video Games

It seems that individuals selling their own organ parts to pay for goods these days has become more common than we would like, and it looks like it has happened again in China and the result is the Chinese government and the media blaming video games as being the cause. According to the story, a man from Gangsu province named Zhang wanted to raise cash quick, and reached out to an organ dealer and offered to sell his kidney. He ended up selling his kidney for a mere $6,510 when the going price was $47,000.

Ubergizmo , Gamer Sells Kidney To Pay Off Debts, Chinese Media Blames Video Games, Gamer Sells Kidney To Pay Off Debts, Chinese Media Blames Video Games

Concept First Aid Kit Supports One Hand Administration

I suppose you could say that one of the most famous phrases we would have heard would be this, "Doctor, heal thyself!". The thing is, not every single one of us have knowledge of administering first aid when the situation calls for it, let alone been trained, but perhaps conceptual first aid kits like the one you see above could change things for the better down the road for everyone. Knives are definitely not fun things to be hurt by, but sometimes, a slip in the kitchen could result in profuse bleeding despite a knife cut being but a minor wound.

Ubergizmo , Concept First Aid Kit Supports One Hand Administration, Concept First Aid Kit Supports One Hand Administration

LG Optimus G2 shows up again in leaked slides

More alleged images of the LG Optimus G2 have made an appearance on the web, courtesy of @evleaks. This time around, the upcoming Android powerhouse showed up in leaked slides. In line with previous leaks, the images of the yet to be revealed handset reveal an interesting set of buttons on its back, below its camera unit. The slides also suggest that the Korean manufacturer might do away with the Optimus moniker and unveils the device as the LG G2.

LG already announced that the upcoming smartphone will feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 SoC with quad-core Krait 400 CPUs and Adreno 330 GPU.




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Sony Xperia Z Ultra Price Comes In From Europe

Earlier today the Sony Xperia Z Ultra phablet was announced. Touting a 6.4 inch display, this phablet is powered by Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 800 processor. It looks like this device might end up Samsung's Galaxy Note series a run for its money, but for that to happen, it needs to release first. Sony says that the Xperia Z Ultra will be released in the third quarter, and Sony France tweeted that the smartphone will approximately cost aroud 729 Euros.
Given that its a premium Android device, a high price point for this device has always been expected. Sony Netherlands says that the device will be offered for 719 Euros.

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CyanogenMod Nightly Builds Will Now Come With Privacy Guard Feature

About a week ago we reported that Steve Kondik, the man behind CyanogenMod, was developing a new feature called Incognito Mode for apps. It has been announced today that all future CyanogenMod nightly builds will come with this feature, which has now been renamed to Privacy Guard. The feature will allow users to run apps on their Android devices without having to provide them full access to data stored on the device, this can include messages, contacts and call logs. The Privacy Guard feature is not going to be available in 10.1.0 RC or other stable CyanogenMod builds that are currently available for download.

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Smart Fortwo's off-road chops on display in amusing ad from Cannes

After spending a few days with the recalcitrant mechanism that masquerades as a transmission in the Smart Fortwo, we can admit we've pondered all sorts of ways to prematurely end the car's life. An impromptu hardcore off-road excursion has figured prominently in at least one such scenario. Evidently the marketers behind Smart have entertained similar thoughts, or at least spent some time contemplating the old chestnut that goes something like, "Who makes the best off-roader. Hertz." After all, how else can we explain this 49-second spot.



Autoblog , Smart Fortwo's off-road chops on display in amusing ad from Cannes, Smart Fortwo's off-road chops on display in amusing ad from Cannes

BlackBerry Secure Work Space Launches On iOS, Android

BlackBerry announced just last month it would be making its popular BlackBerry Messenger service available on iPhone and Android later this summer. It looks like that wasn't the only application the company was in the process of developing as today, BlackBerry has released its Secure Work Space onto iOS and Android devices. . BlackBerry's Secure Work Space is a software add-on to the company's BlackBerry Enterprise Service (BES) 10. Secure Work Space adds a managed container to protect corporate data and applications running on iOS and Android devices, which helps in further managing personal and work material.

Ubergizmo , BlackBerry Secure Work Space Launches On iOS, Android, BlackBerry Secure Work Space Launches On iOS, Android

Fujifilm - FUJIFILM X-M1 New Release Campaign - Win an original camera bag collaborated with the popular Japanese apparel brand JOURNAL STANDARD or original thumb rest

To mark the release of Fujifilm's new camera “X-M1″, Fujifilm will launch a special campaign, where people can win a special camera bag collaborated with JOURNAL STANDARD that is a popular Japanese apparel brand or win a thumb rest made only for “X-M1″. A set of the X-M1 camera and its interchangeable lens can fit in this stylish camera bag. You can also use it as a big pouch by taking the shoulder strap off.




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GlobalSign Deepens Existing Partnership With Leading Scandinavian SSL Provider Through Strategic Share Investment

Partnership with TRUSTZONE Provides Industry-Leading Security Solutions and Has Already Resulted in Over 100 Percent Market Growth in Scandinavia LONDON - June 25, 2013 - GlobalSign (www.globalsign.co.uk), the enterprise SaaS-based Certificate Authority (CA), today announced that it has made a minority share investment in TRUSTZONE (www.trustzone.com/about), a leading Scandinavian IT security company, to aggressively pursue the Scandinavian enterprise SSL and PKI markets.  Through the partnership, both parties aim to meet the increasing demand for SSL and other digital certificates requirements in the region through a range of dedica

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ASUSPRO BU400A-CZ168G 14-Inch Ultrabook

ASUS has unveiled another one of its upcoming ultrabook, the ASUSPRO BU400A-CZ168G. Adopting a carbon fiber casing, this ultra-portable system packs a 14-inch 1600 x 900 LCD display, a 1.8GHz Intel Core i5-3427U processor, an Intel QM77 Express Chipset, an 8GB DDR3 RAM, a 500GB hard drive, a 128GB SSD, a webcam, an SD card slot, WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0 and runs on Windows 8 Pro 64-bit OS. The ASUSPRO BU400A-CZ168G will hit the market from mid-July for unannounced price yet.

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HP unveils the Slate 21 AIO, a 21.5-inch Android-powered all-in-one desktop computer with a touchscreen

HP has just announced a 21.5-inch Android tablet. No, really. This isn't April Fools Day. And there's no typo, you read that right – a 21.5-inch tablet. Well, it's being sold as a desktop ‘all-in-one', as they say, but it runs Android, unlike every other AIO out there.

This clearly shows that HP is starting to bet more and more on Android. On one hand, such a huge Android device seems ludicrous. On the other hand, the original Samsung Galaxy Note seemed so too when it was announced. And look at how the ‘phablet' category has been growing ever since.


Unwired View , HP unveils the Slate 21 AIO, a 21.5-inch Android-powered all-in-one desktop computer with a touchscreen, HP unveils the Slate 21 AIO, a 21.5-inch Android-powered all-in-one desktop computer with a touchscreen

Sony - 5,000mAH USB portable battery charger "CP-F5″ with 5 color valuations - AC adapter "CP-AD2″ to fully charge "CP-F5″ quickly

Sony is going to release a 5,000mAH slim portable battery charger “CP-F5″ on July 20. This thin body with only 9.4mm has 5,000mAh lithium-ion battery built-in, which is capable of fully charging a smartphone 2 times. “CP-F5″ can be charged from USB port with the accompanying 15cm USB cable and it takes about 11 hours. The light on the “CP-F5″ will let you know the reminding battery level.

5 colors are available: silver, pink, gold, blue, and black

Also, an AC adapter “CP-AD2″ will be released on July 20.









Akihabara News , Sony - 5,000mAH USB portable battery charger "CP-F5″ with 5 color valuations - AC adapter "CP-AD2″ to fully charge "CP-F5″ quickly, Sony - 5,000mAH USB portable battery charger "CP-F5″ with 5 color valuations - AC adapter "CP-AD2″ to fully charge "CP-F5″ quickly

SEEBURGER's FSI Integration Suite Delivers New Compliance Oversight for Banks

Industry’s Only Unified Data Transmission Platform Equips Banks with Built-in Workflow & Other Features to Support Compliance Efforts, Providing Added ROI for IT ModernisationNEW YORK, NY (June 18, 2013) – Global business integration software provider SEEBURGER today announced that its FSI Integration Suite offers advanced features to facilitate bank compliance with U.S. and European regulatory mandates.

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Moorfields Hospital Invests in Workspace Virtualisation to Improve Service Delivery

London, UK, June 19, 2013 – Moorfields Eye Hospital is working with Workspace Virtualisation specialist RES Software to significantly improve IT service delivery across the hospital’s central London campus.Moorfields has purchased the RES Workspace Virtualisation Suite, which will give 1,800 users instant access to their personal desktop, regardless of the device they are using and their location within the hospital. This will significantly improve access to the patient administration system, allowing clinical staff to more quickly view and immediately update records while on ward rounds.

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Perforce Software Announces European Winners of Its Customer Awards: The Versionaries

SAP, Cambridge Silicon Radio, Scania, and Nagravision Are Recognised for Their Advanced Use of Version ManagementWokingham, UK, June 19, 2013 – Perforce Software today announced additional European winners of its customer innovation awards. The Versionary Awards recognised pioneering use of version management to meet challenging collaboration and development requirements. "Our user community are always amazing us with the ways in which they continue to break new ground in their businesses when using version management in innovative ways.

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Official: NVIDIA to license out GPU's to other chip makers

Nvidia took to their blog today to talk about what else, but their bread and butter: GPU's. It's been a tough year for NVIDIA. Their next-gen Tegra 4 processors haven't been too well adopted amongst Android OEM's. Most smartphone and tablet manufacturers these days are turning to Qualcomm and their Snapdragon platform for all their computing needs, putting NVIDIA in a tight spot. But don't worry, it looks like NVIDIA may have another plan.

According to their blog post, NVIDIA will expand their business model by licensing out their GPU's, for use in mobile processors — starting with the Kepler.

Android Phone , Official: NVIDIA to license out GPU's to other chip makers, Official: NVIDIA to license out GPU's to other chip makers

LG to release Xbox One-like device that's always listening, even while sleeping [RUMOR]

When it comes to Android devices, manufacturers are always busy at coming up with new ways to differentiate themselves from the pack, packing their devices with custom UI's, hardware, and software features. Just take a look at Samsung's TouchWiz Nature UX custom UI to see what we're talking about, piled high with more features on top of Android than you can shake a stick at. Long time rival LG isn't about to sit back and let Samsung come up with all the good ideas (or not so good ideas). According to GottaBeMobile, LG is planning a new killer feature for their handsets in 2014 — always-on voice commands.

Android Phone , LG to release Xbox One-like device that's always listening, even while sleeping [RUMOR], LG to release Xbox One-like device that's always listening, even while sleeping [RUMOR]

Infiniti gets boiled down to four P's: Performance, passion, precision, provocation

So then we asked, "Well, what does that mean?". Its F1 partnership with Red Bull Racing was a key example of that. A brand with no motorsports pedigree – save for a listless dalliance with Indycar and the Infiniti Pro Series – was suddenly married to the world's marquee racing series, but one being continually declined by other brands and even its own entrants for a lack of relevance to road cars.

Autoblog , Infiniti gets boiled down to four P's: Performance, passion, precision, provocation, Infiniti gets boiled down to four P's: Performance, passion, precision, provocation

SearchYourCloud Broadens Security and Search Capability to Android and Google Drive

Android users can now safely secure content in the cloud without worry over unintended access concernsSimplexo today announced that users can now secure and search data stored on Android devices and in Google Drive.  With these new capabilities, SearchYourCloud users can now safely find documents and files stored in most major cloud storage and email sites, which also include Dropbox, Box, Exchange, Outlook.com, and Sharepoint. Currently, they face serious risks from malware and unintended access.

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Speak to the Mobile Operators About the Future of Mobile Billing

Payforit Summit brings the industry togetherLondon, 18th June, 2013: The AIME organised Payforit Summit is the place to hear all about mobile payments and how business owners can start to accept mobile payments from their customers. With presentations from EE, O2 and the Senior Manager mCommerce at Vodafone, as well as other leading industry figures, the Payforit Summit is the place to go for any business looking to start or expand their e-commerce or m-commerce strategy.One of the big announcements at the Summit will be the next stages of the in-app billing initiative for Payforit.

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HTC Butterfly S poses for the camera before June 19th unveiling

With less than a week to go before the official unveiling of the HTC Butterfly S in Taiwan on June 19th, the phone has made its unofficial photo debut thanks to VR-Zone. On the surface, the HTC Butterfly S looks like last year's HTC Butterfly/HTC Droid DNA with an extra speaker below the display, but the device is rumored to feature the same 1.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 600 processor as the HTC One, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, a microSD card slot and a 5-inch 1080p display.

HTC Source , HTC Butterfly S poses for the camera before June 19th unveiling, HTC Butterfly S poses for the camera before June 19th unveiling

Mosler acquired by Rossion, name being retired

Mosler is one of the most interesting upstart automakers to have survived the 1980s and '90s. Its Consulier GTP was ugly, but effective, and able to out-lap more powerful cars with its tiny turbocharged 2.2-liter engine from Chrysler. The company, founded by its namesake Warren Mosler, has persevered for 28 years since its founding in 1985, its latest and last vehicle being the MT900 supercar. We have news, however, that its independent streak has ended: Mosler has been acquired by RP High Performance, the private entity that also owns Rossion.

Autoblog , Mosler acquired by Rossion, name being retired, Mosler acquired by Rossion, name being retired

Austrian Broadcasting company uses ITSM software to monitor transmitters at nearly 450 sites nationwide

ORS, (Austrian Broadcasting Services) has chosen IT service management software developed by iET Solutions to centralize all the information needed to monitor and manage its national network of transmitter stations at around 450 locations. The iET ITSM software was chosen for its flexibility. Today ORS manages around 80,000 data records using a configuration management database and broadcasting database, which was implemented using software from iET Solutions.Norbert Grill, ORS Managing Director said: ‘‘ORS is responsible for almost all TV and radio programme providers in Austria, as well as for digital television.

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MacAlly MEGACAM 2.0MP Webcam

For just $22.95, you could take home one of this MEGACAM 2.0MP Webcam from MacAlly. This plug and play USB webcam has a 2MP image sensor, a built-in microphone, a USB 2.0 connector and can capture a stunning 1600 x 1200 video at 30fps.

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Spot Global Phone review: a satellite phone for the masses

Hardware. Let's face it: satellite phones have never been sexy. But in reality, the Global Phone is a heck of a lot more attractive than those that have come before it. It measures 5.3 x 2.2 x 1.5 inches, weighs just 7.1 ounces and can withstand just about any temperature that the user can. The token extendable antenna is here in full force, and when fully erect, the length of the phone nearly triples. The device itself is barely a burden in the grand scheme of things; in fact, it's easy to misplace in larger packs.







Engadget , Spot Global Phone review: a satellite phone for the masses, Spot Global Phone review: a satellite phone for the masses