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Mobile phones are without a doubt our most personal and intimate computers. They are with us at all times, and we have become extremely reliant on them. At Ubergizmo we follow the latest developments, products and rumors of this extremely vibrant eco-system. Don’t miss a beat, and don’t forget that Ubergizmo is mobile-friendly too!

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Sprint Launches LG G2, Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 And Galaxy S4 Mini

11/10/2013, Sprint customers are in for a treat this month. The carrier has launched a number of popular Android devices. This time around, it also got the new Nexus smartphone. That’s right, the new Nexus 5 is available from Sprint now. Apart from that...

Gogo Launches Talk & Text In-Flight Service

11/08/2013, The FAA may have lifted regulations that originally stopped people from being able to use their personal electronic devices during an aircraft’s takeoff and landings, but one thing they haven’t authorized is the ability to still use our cell...

AT&T Lumia 1520 Release Date Pegged For November 22

11/08/2013, It was just the other day when we heard both the Nokia Lumia 1520 and 2520 might be released on November 22, which is already a big day for Microsoft seeing how their Xbox One will be releasing on the same day. It looks like that’s exactly what is...

SEGA Offering Retro Console-Inspired Mobile Accessories In November

11/08/2013, With all of this talk of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, gamers tend to forget about previous-generation video game consoles for a few months as they spend the majority of their time playing with their new preciouses. Soon after the honeymoon phase is...

LG G Flex: Hands-On

11/08/2013, If you thought that everyone had fired their last salvo of 2013 when it comes to high-end smartphones, think again: if you follow Ubergizmo, you knew that the LG G Flex was coming, but now we had a chance to play with one and there are several things that...

Oppo N1 Limited Edition Announced, Will Come With Extra Goodies

11/08/2013, When one thinks of custom Android ROMs for their smartphone, chances are CyanogenMod comes to mind. This is because CyanogenMod is one of the most popular custom ROMs available for Android devices due to its wide compatibility and strong development team....

The Gramohorn II Speakers For The HTC One Will Cost You $1,610

11/08/2013, The speakers on the HTC One are placed rather oddly, but when you hold the phone in landscape mode, it starts to make sense when it attempts to provide its listener with stereo sound. Well in case the default volume was not loud enough, or you didn’t...

LG G2 For Verizon To Go Free On Contract Until 11th November

11/08/2013, The LG G2 is an impressive device and is admittedly one of the better LG phones we have reviewed to date. Some of the features we loved was its display and camera, which surprisingly performed very well under low-light conditions, giving Apple’s iPhone...

Moto G Press Render Leaked

11/08/2013, Thanks to an official invite being sent out by Motorola, we now know that the upcoming Moto G will officially make its debut on the 13th of November, and thanks to a leak by the ever-reliable @evleaks, what we are looking at above is the alleged press...

Android 4.4 KitKat Gets Ported To 3-Year Old Motorola Defy Handset

11/08/2013, We’re not sure how many of you guys remember the Motorola Defy, but in case you don’t, it’s basically an Android device by Motorola that was originally launched back in 2010. So why are we talking about a device that’s 3 years old? Well as a...

Official Nokia Lumia 1520 Pre-Orders For AT&T Launched

11/08/2013, As some of you guys might recall, Microsoft had accidentally gotten ahead of themselves and launched pre-orders for both the Nokia Lumia 1520 and Lumia 2520, but quickly took it down, although they did state that they would be honoring pre-orders that...

Nokia Patents Foldable Batteries

11/08/2013, One of the things about flexible phones is not only does the display itself need to be flexible, but the rest of the components as well. After all if a screen is flexible but its innards, such as its circuits and battery is not, there’s only so much one...
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