Ralph Gilles talks about SRT's mission

All it takes is a moment or two pondering Chrysler's high performance SRT lineup to put a smile on our faces. After all, the entire lineup was given a makeover in the past few months, complete with a new 6.4-liter Hemi V8 engine that pumps out 470 pavement-punishing horsepower. Newly named SRT brand CEO Ralph Gilles is lucky enough to have the best seat in the house to oversee the development of the brand. Gilles sat down in front of the cameras to talk SRT, and the good folks at Chrysler popped the results into YouTube for your enjoyment. Hit the jump to check out the moving pictures.



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How to build a Ferrari 458 Italia's body frame

As far as autoworker jobs go, putting together a Ferrari has got to be one of the plum gigs. The company is consistently rated as one of the best places to work in Europe, but if the pleasant atmosphere and long espresso breaks weren't enough, you get to go home at the end of the day knowing that you put together a Ferrari. Not a pickup truck, not an economy hatchback, but a Ferrari. Unfortunately for most of us, that job isn't really feasible, but to give us a glimpse at what we're missing, Ferrari is apparently releasing a series of videos showing us what it's like inside its factory.



Autoblog, How to build a Ferrari 458 Italia's body frame

Slim new HP TouchSmart AIO highlighted in leaked promo video

A tipster sent in what looks to be a video of a forthcoming HP all-in-one. The TouchSmart 520 is a slim device, propped up by two "sweeping support arms," which allow the PC to be adjusted, much like in past models. Not a lot of specs to go on at this point, though the system does sport a "high definition display" and souped up audio courtesy of Beats.

Engadget, Slim new HP TouchSmart AIO highlighted in leaked promo video

Intel to invest $300 million in Ultrabooks

Intel will invest $300 million during the next three to four years in an effort to speed up the development of its new “Ultrabook” category of laptops, Bloomberg reported on Thursday. Intel will provide its hardware and software partners with funding and hopes that the cash will be enough for its partners to develop Ultrabooks that can last a full day on a single charge. “The Intel Capital Ultrabook fund will focus on investing in companies building technologies that will help revolutionize the computing experience and morph today's mobile computers into the next ‘must have' device,” Intel Capital Corp.

Boy Genius Report, Intel to invest $300 million in Ultrabooks

Nvidia Has A Bright Future Ahead Of Them And It's All Thanks To Android

Looks like Nvidia is doing alright for themselves these days and it's all thanks to Android. Okay, to be fair, it also has a little to do with a mobile chip they like to call the Tegra 2. Nvidia's forecast for their 3rd quarter revenue earnings is higher than what many analysts were expecting. Nvidia expects a 4%-6% revenue growth for Q3, putting their revenue somewhere around $1.06 billion mark.
The Tegra 2 appears in about 10% of all Android devices being shipped these days, thanks largely in part to Google choosing the Tegra 2 the chipset of choice for Honeycomb tablets.

Android Phone, Nvidia Has A Bright Future Ahead Of Them And It's All Thanks To Android

Used cars commanding record prices, sometimes cheaper to buy new

Just a couple years after U.S. auto sales plunged to their lowest levels in decades, dealers are finding an industry-wide shortage of used vehicles. This lack of used inventory has driven up the price of scarce pre-owned vehicles on lots, sending more and more consumers into aggressively priced new vehicles. One economist says as many as 500,000 people who intend on purchasing used will instead take delivery on new vehicles by mid-2012. This phenomenon wasn't completely unexpected.

Autoblog, Used cars commanding record prices, sometimes cheaper to buy new

Cadillac Converj gets production green light again?

Unveiled at the 2009 Detroit Auto Show, the Cadillac Converj concept is perhaps General Motors most on-again, off-again vehicle in recent years. Based on the Chevrolet Volt, the Converj is a plug-in hybrid coupe with chiseled lines and a Wreath and Crest badge. This production/non-production saga continues with Green Car Reports claiming "an inside source at General Motors" has confirmed the Converj is back on, meaning Cadillac is gearing up to launch the plug-in hybrid in 2013 or 2014.

Autoblog, Cadillac Converj gets production green light again?

New BlackBerry phones arriving on Sprint – August 21st

Want to know how much you'll be forking out if you plan to get the one of the next generation BlackBerry devices. Thanks to the folks at BGR who managed to get their hands on an upcoming Sprint flier, we now have the prices for the phones when they go on sale later this year. The BlackBerry Bold 9930 will be priced at $249.99, while the BlackBerry Torch 9850 will be $149.99 - both with a 2-year contract on Sprint. While $150 for the Torch seems nice, paying an additional hundred for the Bold seems pretty steep, even though it is RIM's flagship device after all.

Ubergizmo, New BlackBerry phones arriving on Sprint â€" August 21st

Dell Streak 5 reaches end of the road

Dell has stopped selling their Streak 5 tablet/smartphone hybrid – I guess it was a little bit too large to be used as a smartphone on a comfortable basis, while it remained too small to offer a decent tablet experience. The Streak 5 was actually launched in 2010 as Dell's first Android-powered device, sporting a generous 5″ touchscreen display at 800 x 480 resolution with the ability to make and receive calls just like a standard smartphone.

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Microsoft Mobile Market share declines after WP7 release

While Google's Android continues to assimilate mobile OS market share, Windows Phone 7 continues to decline, a reverse effect of what Microsoft actually hoped for, which is to gobble up some of Android and iOS's market. Last Thursday comScore released data showing key trends in the U.S. mobile phone sector during the three month average period ending June 2011.

2DayBlog.com, Microsoft Mobile Market share declines after WP7 release

Free Minesweeper, Sudoku come to Windows Phone 7 in the US

Sad that your brand new Windows Phone doesn't have much apps to fool around with. Well, today, Microsoft has announced that ad-supported versions of Minesweeper and Sudoku are available to download, free of charge, right now on your Windows Phone 7 device. There's only one stipulation: you've gotta be a US resident. Damn.
Both titles feature Achieviements and multiple modes of play — in Sudoku, you've got Classic or Lightning mode, while Minesweeper boasts Classic and Speed modes.

2DayBlog.com, Free Minesweeper, Sudoku come to Windows Phone 7 in the US

Ford discloses more details on Lincoln's transformation

This is going to be a serious effort, and the early signs are encouraging. The Ford Motor Company is finally marshaling the resources and money to transform Lincoln into a true luxury brand again. While the company is guarded in discussing the full details of its plan, it's divulging enough for now to let the world know that this is going to be a serious effort. And the early signs are encouraging.
The linchpin to this turnaround will be daring new products and significantly upgraded dealerships. And the key to accomplishing that is a new organizational structure for Lincoln.



Autoblog, Ford discloses more details on Lincoln's transformation

Call of Duty: Black Ops – Rezurrection Behind the Scenes Preview

Here's the behind the scenes preview from Call of Duty: Black Ops' upcoming DLC pack ‘Rezurrection'. For your info, this add-on content will hit Xbox Live on August 23rd for 1200 Microsoft Points.

TechFresh, Call of Duty: Black Ops â€" Rezurrection Behind the Scenes Preview

HTC Vigor could be the first phone with Beats by Dr. Dre

It seems the HTC Vigor is all the rage these days.  Official specs on HTC's new flagship device are still sealed up tight, but new rumors indicate that the HTC Vigor is going to be one of the hottest phones once it hits the streets.  According to the new report, specs of the HTC Vigor may include a 4.3-inch 720p HD screen (1280x720 resolution) display, 8 megapixel camera, 3 megapixel front-facing camera, 1 GB or RAM, 16 GB of internal storage, and a 1.5 GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. On top of all that, the HTC Vigor is said to run on Android 2.3.4 with HTC Sense 3.5.

HTC Source, HTC Vigor could be the first phone with Beats by Dr. Dre

Dell: It's Been a Great Ride, Dell Streak 5 Discontinued

Dell has announced through a special landing page on their website that their original Android device that blurred the line between tablet and phone has reached its end of life. “[The] Streak 5 is now longer available,” reads the page’s headline. An image of a forward-looking beauty in car is accompanied by the text “Goodbye, Streak 5. It’s been a good ride.” Stop it, Dell, you’re getting me all teary eyed. The Streak 5 is survived by the Dell Streak 7 and the Dell Streak 10 Pro, which is still awaiting its release here in the US.

Android Phone, Dell: It's Been a Great Ride, Dell Streak 5 Discontinued

DROID Incredible Not Receiving Gingerbread After All?

Despite receiving several leaks of an Android 2.3 build, the original HTC Droid Incredible might not be receiving Android 2.3. This was revealed by a supposed email response from a customer service rep who was addressed by a member wondering when a final build was coming. Unfortunately, the rep allegedly had this to say:. Thank you for taking the time to contact HTC in regards to Operating System upgrades to your Droid Incredible, XXXX.

Our goal is to give every customer the best possible experience on every phone. Every HTC phone is a combination of a unique HTC hardware and software experience and a core operating system.

Android Phone, DROID Incredible Not Receiving Gingerbread After All?

Meizu MX: Which Quad-Core Chip Inside?

The Meizu Forums (in Chinese) is buzzing because Jack Wong (Meizu's CEO) said that the upcoming Meizu MX was going to use a quad-core system on a chip (SoC / processor) to power its user experience. We wonder which vendor is currently used in this “dream phone” as Meizu puts it. Right now, FreeScale, Qualcomm and NVIDIA have announced quad-core chips, but only NVIDIA has shown working samples, so could the Meizu MX be powered by NVIDIA's Kal-El chip.

Ubergizmo, Meizu MX: Which Quad-Core Chip Inside?

Toyota takes to Twitter to tease 2012 Camry... again

Toyota has released a new image of the 2012 Camry, which adds to the growing number of teaser images highlighting the updated sedan. We've seen a video of Akio Toyoda talking up his latest product, along with a shot of the headlight. After that came a still image of the headlight, foglight and a portion of the grille and lower fascia.

Autoblog, Toyota takes to Twitter to tease 2012 Camry... again

Apple passes Exxon to become world's most valuable company

As of market close on Wednesday, Apple's market capitalization totals $337.17 billion - nearly $6 billion higher than Exxon Mobile at $330.77 billion - making Apple the most valuable company in the world. Apple's market cap topped Exxon's briefly during trading on Tuesday, but Exxon rallied ahead of close to regain the No. 1 spot. Shares of Apple stock fell 2.8% to $363.69 on Wednesday, while Exxon's stock dropped 4.4% to $68.03 as trading closed. Mobile devices like the iPhone and iPad have helped breathe new life into Apple, which found itself on the verge of bankruptcy 15 years ago. While Apple and Exxon may bounce around as No.

Boy Genius Report, Apple passes Exxon to become world's most valuable company

Herman Miller Envelop Desk offers better comfort at work

Now here is a desk which intends to promote better posture and comfort especially for those who sit in front of the desk all day long. Thanks to Bill Stumpf and Jeff Weber who designed the Envelop Desk, it was specially designed to help you, your chair, your desk, and technology all collaborate in harmony together. The Envelop Desk basically injects harmony between you and your workspace, where it will merge a sleek, simple look with ergonomics.

Ubergizmo, Herman Miller Envelop Desk offers better comfort at work

Saab may drop 9-3 name for car's successor

Saab has said it may kill the long-standing 9-3 nameplate in early 2013.

Autoblog, Saab may drop 9-3 name for car's successor

BTIG upgrades Sprint rating based on valuation, potential iPhone 5 launch

In a note to investors on Tuesday, BTIG Research analyst Walter Piecyk raised his rating on Sprint stock from Sell to Neutral without indicating a new price target. Piecyk had previously set his price target at $3.13, but noted that the stock now trades under five times BTIG's 2012 earnings estimate, which is below consensus. The firm notes that it is not moving to a Buy rating because Sprint's stock may fall further still, due to uncertain earnings, high debt leverage, lack of free cash flow and a worrisome 4G strategy.

Boy Genius Report, BTIG upgrades Sprint rating based on valuation, potential iPhone 5 launch

Leica Guy gets married, has Leica themed wedding

Don't you just love it when two souls come together as one in a beautiful wedding. Well, what do you expect from someone who calls himself “The Leica Guy” as he gets hitched to the other love of his life. Surely a Leica-themed wedding is on the cards, and he has a cool looking M9 wedding cake which seemed too good to eat. Not only that, the groom wore a Leica .95 Noctilux ring as you can see above, and needless to say, all the photographs at his wedding was taken using nothing but Leica equipment.

Ubergizmo, Leica Guy gets married, has Leica themed wedding

Fake iPhone, the hiPhone 5 arrives in China

Where else but in China can you find a fake Apple store that actually fooled customers as well as the store's employees themselves who thought that they were working for Steve Jobs' organization. It seems that the iPhone 5 has been cloned and released (!) even before the real deal is out – where it has been dubbed the hiPhone 5, give or take a ‘h'. The hiPhone 5 will sell for a pittance of around $31 on China's top e-commerce platform Taobao, which incidentally is part of the Alibaba Group.

Ubergizmo, Fake iPhone, the hiPhone 5 arrives in China

Samsung Debuts the Galaxy R, A Mid-Level Android Phone

Samsung announced an addition to its Android smartphone line-up today, the Galaxy R. Essentially, the phone is a step down in tech specs compared the forthcoming Galaxy S 2, though still a step above Samsung's most popular Android handset to date. It's a mid-level device, aimed at the in-between demographic comprised of those who don't want a feature phone, but aren't willing to spend lots of money for the latest high-end phone to hit the shelves.
The Galaxy R's screen, for instance, is a bit smaller (4.19 inches) and lesser in resolution (WVGA) compared to the S2 (4.3 inches, Super AMOLED).

Gadget Lab, Samsung Debuts the Galaxy R, A Mid-Level Android Phone

HTC Mazaa shows up running Windows Phone Mango

Remember the HTC Mazaa, seen back in April and supposed to arrive at Sprint. The handset has reappeared now, as Microsoft is giving it away to winners of the WPAppItUp application development competition. The Mazaa is running Widnows Phone 7.5 Mango – it's the 7720 build, hence the RTM version of the OS. The new device looks a lot like the HTC Trophy (released last year with Windows Phone 7).




Unwired View, HTC Mazaa shows up running Windows Phone Mango

Flame Red Nintendo 3DS coming your way

Nintendo wants to heat things up later this year with a Flame Red version of their Nintendo 3DS handheld console, where it will arrive this September 9th. To commemorate this occasion, the new colored system will be accompanied by a new Star Fox 64 3D title, keeping both Cosmo Black and Aqua Blue colors company. This is still a far cry from the many colors and varieties that the original DS Lite had, so we do expect to see other variants increase in due time of the 3DS' lifecycle.

Ubergizmo, Flame Red Nintendo 3DS coming your way

How to make Apple's OS X Lion less horrible

Apple made Lion, its eighth major OS X release, available to Mac computer users on July 20th, and the Cupertino-based tech giant noted in the first sentence of its press release that Lion includes “more than 250 new features.” Unfortunately for a seemingly large group of users - this editor included - the only new features that really mattered were the numerous annoyances that came to light after just a few minutes of usage. The new autocorrect, the annoying new event behavior in iCal, the lack of key repeat, the bizarre defaults set throughout the OS… we could go on for quite a while.

Boy Genius Report, How to make Apple's OS X Lion less horrible

Xperia Play spins original PlayStation One ISOs via emulator hack

Android developer Yifan Lu has reverse engineered the Xperia Play's native PlayStation emulator to make it run ripped PSX ISOs. That means you're no longer limited to Crash Bandicoot or the handful of other PSX titles that have officially trickled out from Sony Ericsson. Instead, you can grab your original games from the attic, rip them into disc images, and bring them back to life on your Play. Er, assuming that's legal, of course. Perhaps you should move to Papua New Guinea before trying it. We've attached one of Lu's videos to prove that his tweaked emulator actually works.

Engadget, Xperia Play spins original PlayStation One ISOs via emulator hack

Phantom v1610 camera shoots at 1 million FPS

While we have high-speed X-ray cameras that can capture images at up to 4.5 million frames per second, there are folks outside of the scientific community that want to make use of high-speed cameras purposes other than studying molecules. Enter Vision Research's new Phantom v1610 high-speed video camera. The camera is capable of capturing high-speed video at up to 1 million frames per second but as you can imagine, it sacrifices quality for speed - a lot of quality. The video shot at 1 million FPS will be only 128 x 16 pixels in size.

Ubergizmo, Phantom v1610 camera shoots at 1 million FPS

Samsung solar-powered laptop up for pre-order in the US

Folks living Stateside, here is a laptop from Samsung which might just go on a little bit longer when everybody else's start to blink, indicating a battery that is low on juice. Yes sir, this solar-powered laptop is now available for pre-order in the US, after a long, long time in coming. The innards might not be that up to date anymore, but better late than never, right.

Ubergizmo, Samsung solar-powered laptop up for pre-order in the US

Camera Accessories to Help You Get the Right Pictures

Whether you are seasoned or new to the world of digital photography there are always newer and different products coming out which claim to improve performance, from lens filters to flash diffusers. It's easy to find product reviews on digital cameras and relating accessories in magazines and on the web, but what else do you need to make your photography start with a bang. The first thing any photographer should invest in is a good tripod. You may have heard of a gorilla pod or similar and there are many on the market which do the same job.

Today Gadgets, Camera Accessories to Help You Get the Right Pictures

Canon EF 500mm f/4L IS II USM Lens for Sports and Nature Photography

Great for a wide range of applications, the EF 500mm f/4L IS II USM lens is ideal for professional photojournalism, sports photography and nature and wildlife photography. The optical formula of the new lens has been enhanced to include two fluorite lens elements for improved image quality and reduced chromatic aberration. Helping to reduce photographer fatigue and make the lens more portable, Canon has reduced the overall weight of the lens by 18 percent from 136.5 oz to 112.5 oz.



GIZMOGRAPH, Canon EF 500mm f/4L IS II USM Lens for Sports and Nature Photography

Skype for Mac OS X adds HD video calling and Lion support

Fresh on the heels of launching a client for the iPad, Skype released Skype version 5.3 for Mac on Monday. The update adds support for Apple's latest OS X Lion operating system as well as HD video chat. Users will now be able to send and receive HD-quality video using their built-in Mac webcams or other HD-capable cameras. Skype says that the feature will work best for those with internet connections that can maintain at least 1.5Mbps upload/download throughput.

Boy Genius Report, Skype for Mac OS X adds HD video calling and Lion support

Light Blue Optics touch interface pico projector passes through the FCC

Last time we saw Light Blue Optics' Light Touch, it was deep in the bowels of CES, where we got to play with its touch-sensitive projections. Well, the little laser pico projector has finally made its way from that dark trade show corner into the bright lights of the FCC. It still turns any flat area into a WVGA touchscreen using holographic laser projection (HLP) and infrared sensors, only now it's more finger friendly and supports multi-touch gestures.

Engadget, Light Blue Optics touch interface pico projector passes through the FCC

Apple releases Lion Recovery Disk Assistant, asserts its dominance over Snow Leopard

Distributing your OS digitally certainly makes for an easy upgrade, but what happens when your hard disk spontaneously combusts - taking Lion's recovery partition with it. Unless you planned ahead and rolled your own install image, you were stuck taking an arduous and painful detour back to Snow Leopard before being given the chance to re-up with Cupertino's latest. That changes today, with the Lion Recovery Disk Assistant, a utility that duplicates the OS's recovery partition onto an external drive of your choosing - allowing you to boot directly into an installer which'll re-download the latest jungle cat, sans sojourn to 10.6.

Engadget, Apple releases Lion Recovery Disk Assistant, asserts its dominance over Snow Leopard

BBC iPlayer app gets a new look on the PS3 now, other devices later

While we keep waiting for the BBC to release a version of its iPlayer on this side of the Atlantic, it's already upgrading UK PlayStation 3s with a brand new interface. Designed to be navigated by any standard remote, the main focuses are personalization and enhanced navigation to avoid scrolling through long lists, as well as bringing over synced iPlayer Favourites from the PC. The new UI is built on HTML5 and CE-HTML with an eye towards rolling it out easily on other devices soon, but there's also plans for a version built with Adobe Flash and AIR technology.

Engadget, BBC iPlayer app gets a new look on the PS3 now, other devices later

Cobra owner sands floor the only way he knows how... with burnt rubber

Strip, plank or parquet, it will all start to look the same after a while. One Shelby Cobra (well, most likely a replica Cobra at least...) owner must've gotten bored with the style and color of his wood flooring, so he decided to mix things up a bit. We're not sure if he is sanding or sealing, but we do know that his Cobra is getting the job done, regardless of what his objective may be. If you thought rubber-soled shoes left marks on a floor, we've got something to top that.



Autoblog, Cobra owner sands floor the only way he knows how... with burnt rubber

‘Anonymous' and ‘LulzSec' release 10GB of data from 50 police departments

In response to the arrests of LulzSec member Topiary and Anonymous PayPal hackers, members of the AntiSec initiative have infiltrated 50 police departments across the United States and stolen 10GB of data. According to a release put out by the group, which includes members from Anonymous and LulzSec, the data includes “private police emails, training files, snitch info and personal info on retaliation for Anonymous arrests.” It also includes social security numbers, address information, passwords, credit card numbers, training files and more.

Boy Genius Report, ‘Anonymous' and ‘LulzSec' release 10GB of data from 50 police departments

Panasonic, Sony, Samsung and XpanD finally team up for an active 3D glasses standard

The lack of a universal standard for active shutter 3D glasses became painfully clear during our 3D TV shootout last year, and gave plenty of reasons for buyers to skip the pricey specs altogether. Nine months later we see that LG has jumped onto passive 3D and CEA is playing catch up on the IR glasses problem, but many of the new HDTVs for 2011 are using Bluetooth technology to keep their glasses in sync - again without any promise of cross-manufacturer compatibility.

Engadget, Panasonic, Sony, Samsung and XpanD finally team up for an active 3D glasses standard

Google+ iOS app now supports iPad and iPod touch, still not optimized for iPad

Google curiously chose not to make its iOS app for Google+ a universal app when it first released it last month, but it's now finally letting iPad and iPod touch users in on the act as well. Unfortunately, the iPad part of the equation comes in the form of a blown-up iPhone app rather than a properly optimized version, although that's not exactly surprising considering it's much same situation that Honeycomb users still find themselves stuck with. Also included in the update are additional Huddle settings, aggregated circle add notifications to cut down on some of the noise, and the usual performance and stability improvements.

Engadget, Google+ iOS app now supports iPad and iPod touch, still not optimized for iPad

LG ‘Thrill 3D' Hits the Pages of Best Buy's Buyer's Guide

Though the phone has been delayed until the end of the month, the LG Thrill 4G has appeared in the pages of August's Best Buy Buyer's Guide, a good sign for those looking forward to the glasses-free 3D handset. The upcoming phone is actually listed as the LG Thrill 3D, a name that highlights its unique feature set, though it is unclear if this is a conscious decision or simple typo. Along with the image comes word of a pre-order for the handset, which should begin soon at Best Buy.

Android Phone, LG ‘Thrill 3D' Hits the Pages of Best Buy's Buyer's Guide

Verizon hops on ban-wagon, blocks unauthorized tetherers

Verizon Wireless is seemingly following AT&T's lead and taking action against subscribers who make use of unauthorized tethering apps. ReadWriteWeb reports that one of its writers was using a “jailbroken tethered Verizon Motorola X” with an unauthorized third-party app, rather than paying for Verizon Wireless' mobile hotspot solution as its contract terms require. According to the report, the writer was blocked from accessing webpages on devices tethered to her DROID X on Friday, and was instead redirected to a Verizon Wireless page outlining rates for authorized mobile hotspot usage.

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SteelSeries World of Warcraft MMO Gaming Mouse Legendary Edition

Fans and players of the World of Warcraft MMO game by Blizzard should be familiar with the SteelSeries. For those who are not familiar, SteelSeries is a company that specializes in gaming peripherals such as keyboards and mice. The company has just announced a new mouse that they are adding to their World of Warcraft lineup which will be in the form of the SteelSeries World of Warcraft MMO Gaming Mouse Legendary Edition. Apart from a pretty lengthy name for a mouse, the Legendary Edition mouse shares pretty much the same features and specifications of its predecessor, with the exception that it will be in a more compact form.

Ubergizmo, SteelSeries World of Warcraft MMO Gaming Mouse Legendary Edition

Melville House introduces HybridBooks, blends the digital with the physical

While ebooks could very well be the future of books it goes without saying that there are still plenty of people left in the world who prefer reading and holding a physical book. The smell of a new book along with the fresh and crisp pages is an experience that an ebook reader will never be able to recreate. Perhaps in an attempt to merge the digital with the physical, publisher Melville House has launched a series of books called the HybridBooks. What these HybridBooks are about are basically regular, physical books that come with additional digital content which are called "Illuminations".

Ubergizmo, Melville House introduces HybridBooks, blends the digital with the physical