All the stories tagged with: Breaking
Sony Vaio F: Summer Refresh
05/25/2011, The Sony Vaio F Series featured a 3D display earlier this year, but the summer refresh for this Vaio line brings 2D back into the light, although Sony still positions the Vaio F as a multimedia powerhouse. The 1080p screen [...]
Sony Vaio S Gets Updated
05/25/2011, Sony has just announced the update of its Vaio S Series of laptops. The Series S is typically split in two sub-categories: S/B, for the more affordable systems, and S/A for the premium ones. The S/B line will get an [...]
Dell XPS 15Z Preview
05/23/2011, We at Dell respect the Ubergizmo audience, so you can say we are flattered earlier in the year when this positive story first circulated. Thank You. It’s not a secret anymore, Dell is going to release the Dell XPS 15Z [...]
LiveScribe Connect Takes SmartPens to the Next Level
05/22/2011, LiveScribe makes smartpens that records your writing and the voice/sound that was happening at that exact moment. The company has just released a software update called LiveScribe Connect, a new desktop software that makes it possible for the recorded content [...]
VMWare Horizon App Manager
05/17/2011, VMWare, one of the main force behind cloud computing, has realized that having people use many different services in the enterprise does create some unique challenges. They can be as obvious as remembering many passwords, or as difficult as creating [...]
Slacker Radio Launches Premium Service
05/17/2011, Until today, Slacker was a free online music radio service similar to Pandora except for the better looking user interface. Slacker Premium Radio gives on-demand access to the Slacker music library (8 million songs) for $9.99 a month. It is [...]
NXP GreenChip: Internet Addresses for every light bulb
05/16/2011, NXP has just announced its GreenChip, which gives every light bulb the potential of being connected to a TCP/IP network to provide real-time information and receive commands, wirelessly. This feels a bit like science-fiction talk, but NXP has managed to [...]
PlayStation Network slowly comes back online, requires new firmware
05/14/2011, After some 26 days, Sony’s finally announced that its hacked PlayStation Network is slowing seeing restored service in the U.S. in certain regions. To keep up to date on service restoration in your region, you can check out this constantly [...]
Sony Online Entertainment: Service Restoration In Progress
05/14/2011, Sony Online Entertainment (SOE) has just announced that it has started restoring its game services, although this is just the announcement of the “beginning” of the restoration. When done, most if not all the SOE online games, forums and sites [...]
Ooma VOIP service adds 911 notification
05/10/2011, One of the issue with VOIP is that 911 calls are not always connected directly to emergency services. The FCC site even states: “Not all VoIP services connect directly to emergency services through 9-1-1. For additional information”. Even if the [...]
Zen Pinball THD Android Pinball Game, For Tegra Only
05/09/2011, Zen Studios porting its fantasy Pinball game called Sorcerer’s Lair on PS3 to Android, but only for Tegra-powered devices. Called Zen Pinball THD on Android, it will soon appear on Tegra Zone, NVIDIA’s own directory of graphics-intensive games that work [...]
HP Mini 210 Netbook, Updated
05/08/2011, The HP Mini 210 is getting a refresh and this time around, HP has further refined its design. HP’s most popular Netbook has been modified to look good — from every angle (yes, even below). When closed, the curvy edge [...]
HP Probook 5330m: a good looking laptop that makes IT managers happy
05/08/2011, As consumers get used to having good looking and entertainment-capable laptops at home, they are also demanding consumer-friendly design and features at work. That’s precisely what HP aims to offer with the Probook 5330m. Using its Forge design philosophy, HP [...]
