US Navy LASR research facility builds robots, not ray guns

The US Navy announced a new robotics research facility this week located within the existing Naval Research Laboratory's main site in Washington D.C. The Laboratory for Autonomous Systems Research, or LASR, was created to support NRL research in "robotics and autonomous systems of interest to the Navy, the Marine Corps and the Department of Defense," wrote LASR director Alan C. Shultz, mentioning that a familiar sounding autonomous firefighting robot would be among the lab's projects.

Engadget, US Navy LASR research facility builds robots, not ray guns

Another Samsung Galaxy S III photo leaked

Briefmobile have reportedly stumbled across a Samsung Galaxy S III leaked image, and appear confident that it could be legit. Their reasons. The ICS TouchWiz interface, and the Weber Shandwick logo (I don’t understand why that adds any real credibility). My two cents? It’s a fake. Firstly, it’s based off a Reddit thread, so you have to take that with a grain of salt. Secondly, see both the views of the phone. It’s white on grey in the face on view, and grey on white in the side view.

Android Phone, Another Samsung Galaxy S III photo leaked

If This is a Sample Photo from the Samsung Galaxy S III, I'd Be Disappointed

A photo has hit Picasa with some interesting EXIF data. It claims that photo was taken with a Samsung GT-I9300, the model number believed to be reserved for the yet-to-be-announced Samsung Galaxy S3. The camera is 8.1 megapixels. It’s hard to put a ton of faith into EXIF data so I’m having a hard time getting excited. And if this photo is anything to go by (that’s if it’s real, of course), that is one sorry camera on the Galaxy S III. My original Galaxy S took better indoor photos and I have a hard time imagining that Samsung would regress in this area. Take it for what you will.

Android Phone, If This is a Sample Photo from the Samsung Galaxy S III, I'd Be Disappointed

Sneaky YouTube Update Enables HD Playback for Pre-Honeycomb Devices (Galaxy Note)

Okay, so the YouTube app has been updated in the Google Play store today and this one was a little more sneaky than most. Seeing how the official YouTube app is already installed on your device, jumping into your apps list wont show you that an update is available. No, sir. You're going to have to update this one manually by searching for the app yourself, and clicking update. Wasn't so hard now, was it?

The update will bring the YouTube app up-to-date with version 2.4.4 (previously, 2.3.4) and although it doesn't seem like all that much has changed, apparently, there is a new “HD option” for applicable pre-Honeycomb devices.

Android Phone, Sneaky YouTube Update Enables HD Playback for Pre-Honeycomb Devices (Galaxy Note)

Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition announced

Remember the countdown timer spotted on baldursgate.com today. Well since some of us here are hardcore fans of the RPG, we decided to wait it out and see what was going to happen when the countdown reached zero. Sure enough, as we predicted - the page would refused to load, providing us with error messages and so on. Thankfully through Twitter (yes, Baldur's Gate is trending at this very moment) we managed to find out what the fuss was all about.
Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition has been officially announced, and will be arriving in Summer 2012.

Ubergizmo, Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition announced

Samsung, LG and others fined $40 million in Korean price-fixing scam

. Korean regulators on Thursday fined domestic mobile phone manufacturers and carriers 45.3 billion won (roughly $40.2 million) for price-fixing and consumer fraud. According to the Fair Trade Commission, the companies secretly agreed to inflate the prices of cell phones while advertising offers with considerable incentives. The companies' actions apparently tricked consumers into thinking they were buying a new phone for a bargain. “Companies took advantage of the complicated price setting practice in the mobile telecommunications sector to trick consumers,” an FTC official said.

Boy Genius Report, Samsung, LG and others fined $40 million in Korean price-fixing scam

Kindle, Evernote, Vimeo and more get optimized for the iPad's Retina display

As we saw the iPhone 4's release, a massive bump in screen resolution means that plenty of apps need to be updated to fully take advantage of all those extra pixels, and today has seen a few big name ones get optimized for the new iPad's Retina display. The biggest of those is Amazon's Kindle app, which now promises sharper fonts than ever, along with a few other changes including the ability to switch between books stored on your device and in the cloud.

Engadget, Kindle, Evernote, Vimeo and more get optimized for the iPad's Retina display

Smartphone owners want bigger touchscreens, 4″-4.5″ is the sweet spot

Just in case the proliferation of ever bigger-screened Android devices wasn't clue enough, there's now a survey that has concluded that people want bigger screens. Well, bigger than the iPhone's, at least. According to Strategy Analytics, almost 90% of existing smartphone owners surveyed chose a prototype smartphone with a display larger than their current device. The 4-to-4.5-inch range seems to constitute the sweet spot for people nowdays. There are some caveats though. First of all, with a screen that large, phones also have to be very thin. And there are slight differences in what women want compared to men.

Unwired View, Smartphone owners want bigger touchscreens, 4″-4.5″ is the sweet spot

Anonymous OS reportedly full of trojans

Yesterday, there was news of an Anonymous operating system released on the internet, available for the public to download. In case you were wondering about what it is - it is basically a Ubuntu Linux-based operating system that comes preloaded with tons of apps for users to launch attacks on website (despite the disclaimer on the about page for the operating system). However, before you rush to download it for yourself, the OS has already been discredited by Anonymous themselves, calling it fake and wrapped in trojans.

Ubergizmo, Anonymous OS reportedly full of trojans

Apple announces second batch of countries to receive the new iPad

When Apple's new iPad was first announced, unfortunately the 16th of March release date was only for a select handful of countries, with Apple promising that more countries will be added to the list and will be able to get their hands on the new iPad come 23rd of March. The good news is that Apple has officially unveiled the additional countries that are set to receive the iPad, and they include Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Macau, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovaksia, Solvenia, Spain, and Sweden.

Ubergizmo, Apple announces second batch of countries to receive the new iPad

Neutrinos can transmit messages through walls, mountains, planets

Neutrinos may not travel as fast as we first hoped, but then they have other special abilities to make up for it. Being almost massless, they can penetrate the thickest barriers, which ought to make them ideal message carriers. To illustrate the point, scientists sent the word "Neutrino" on a beam of particles through 240 meters (800 feet) of solid stone and received it loud and clear on the other side.

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Skyscraper in Mumbai to get floating pool balconies

Residents of Mumbai are in for a unique treat as real estate firm Wadhwa Group sets out to construct one of the greatest residential towers we've ever seen. The company is set to begin construction on two exclusive residential towers in the Borivali district of Mumbai, designed by architect James Law. Aside from its state of the art features and stunning modern design, each residence will have its own jaw dropping private pool balcony. Dubbed the Aquaria Grande residential towers, each tower will be 37 stories high and equipped with an appropriately large car park with plenty of parking space.



2DayBlog.com, Skyscraper in Mumbai to get floating pool balconies

DROID X2 Over-The-Air Update Being Pushed Out – Brings Bug Fixes And Google Security Patch

Motorola Droid X2 users should be expecting a 35MB over-the-air update hitting their device in the coming days. Software version 1.3.418.MB870 is being pushed out and will bring the usual set of bug fixes, a little added bloatware and some kind of “Google security patch.”. If you’ve been holding out, waiting for Android 4.0, it’s been all but confirmed that the device will most likely not be seeing an upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich in it’s lifetime (officially, anyway). Which is awfully strange seeing how a device with dual-cores was just about made for the new multi-threading improvements found in ICS.

Android Phone, DROID X2 Over-The-Air Update Being Pushed Out â€" Brings Bug Fixes And Google Security Patch

Alleged Samsung Galaxy S3 press render surfaces

There are quite a lot of rumors going around about the Galaxy S3 nowadays, with the latest one being the phone about to enter production. Well, today we've got one more to add to the mix. The folks over at Phonearena.com received from a tipster, an image that is supposed to be the press render of the Galaxy S3′s “final design”. Judging by the image, it looks a lot like the Galaxy S2 sans the capacitive buttons at the bottom, but with an almost bezel-less display. However, there's a lot about the image that just doesn't seem right.

Firstly, the display looks like it was quickly put together in Photoshop.

Ubergizmo, Alleged Samsung Galaxy S3 press render surfaces

Blizzard: No PvP mode in Diablo 3 at launch

On Friday Blizzard's Jay Wilson said that PvP will not be a part of Diablo 3 when the game goes retail (in 2Q12). He said that PvP Arena and its systems aren't living up to their standards in its present form, thus it will be released in a patch following the game's debut. The team felt this was a better option than delaying the entire game and punishing those who merely want to enjoy the campaign and core solo/co-op content.

2DayBlog.com, Blizzard: No PvP mode in Diablo 3 at launch

The New iPad has a really massive battery

When Apple unveiled the new iPad (which is now designated as “third gen” from Apple's site), it said boasted that it featured battery life that was no different from that of the iPad 2. Having something the same as the previous generation isn't typically something to brag about, but in this case, it is. The battery of the new iPad is 42.5 Wh, which is literally huge.

2DayBlog.com, The New iPad has a really massive battery

New Study Shows 4.5-inches To Be The Ideal Smartphone Size – Would You Agree?

 . As the saying so often goes, bigger is always better. Strategy Analytics proved this today after they released a report showing that the majority of smartphone users polled in the US and UK, want devices with a bigger screen. When presented with various prototype devices, 90% of participants chose a device with a larger screen as more desirable than what they were currently using.

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ARCHOS Readies Transformer Competitor With New G10 XS Series

The world of convertible Android tablets is about to get a little more crowded once Archos bring their new G10 XS series to market. The Transformer competitor was teased in a video the company uploaded to YouTube today teasing the new tab, pretty much showing off the entire device while still keeping an air of mystery behind it.  .
Slides from a press briefing in Paris however, have brought a little more light to the tab, which is said to measure in at about 7.6mm thick alone, and 11mm when combined with the keyboard dock. No word on specs, but we're thinking it will be something similar to the already released Archos G9 Turbo.




Android Phone, ARCHOS Readies Transformer Competitor With New G10 XS Series

PSA: Nook Tablet can be repartitioned in-store, Android app adds comic support

Did you take umbrage with Barnes & Noble's efforts to hoard all your Nook Tablet storage for its own content. Well, the book seller has made good on its promise to reassign a portion of your 16GB hard drive, opening up 8GB for personal content and leaving 5.5GB for Nook Shop content. As we said before, you'll need to physically take your Nook Tablet to the bricks and mortar outlets to get the storage tweak.

Engadget, PSA: Nook Tablet can be repartitioned in-store, Android app adds comic support

Fourth Dimension Displays wants to take gaming to the next level

If there's anything that we've learnt from all the video game-based hacks out there - games just aren't immersive enough right now and people are willing to resort to DIY contraptions to improve their gaming experiences. Well, one company known as Fourth Dimension Displays is determined to make such a change as well. The company has come up with a special headset featuring a high definition display in each lens, a modified PlayStation Move gun to act as a tracking controller, and a vest with two large drive electronics kits to process the input.

Ubergizmo, Fourth Dimension Displays wants to take gaming to the next level

Overclock your brain with a $99 DIY kit

Here is a little lesson in reasoning – your brain is a computer, and hence, if you can overclock computers, surely the same applies to your brain as well. Unfortunately, there are no jumpers or adjustable voltage for us to play with where our brains are concerned, but Benjamin Syzek, a Ph.D neuroscience student at Michigan State University, might beg to differ. He claims that transcranial direct current stimulation (TDCS) is capable of delivering increased cognitive performance in a safe and effective manner.

Ubergizmo, Overclock your brain with a $99 DIY kit

Laser erases printed paper

Using a pencil is great when writing, since you can always erase any errors away, but when ink or powder is involved, it gets a whole lot trickier. You cannot just erase a printed paper from your inkjet or laser printer, can you. Well, technological advancements might just change that line of thinking, thanks to a new method that was discovered by an engineering team at the University of Cambridge in the UK who managed to discover how one can erase pages through the vaporizing of common toners thanks to a laser-based technique which will not cause any damage to the underlying paper at all.

Ubergizmo, Laser erases printed paper

Galaxy Note LTE gains access to T-Mobile's HSPA+ network with custom radio

To all T-Mobile users that've privately longed to wield the Galaxy Note, yet've remained deterred by its nasty EDGE speed limitation, we've just one thing to say: welcome to flavor country. A new workaround designed specifically for AT&T's LTE variant of the monolithic smartphone (and ostensibly, Canadian versions, but not the international model), has successfully enabled HSPA+ support for AWS networks.

Engadget, Galaxy Note LTE gains access to T-Mobile's HSPA+ network with custom radio

IDC: Android tablets won't overtake the iPad until 2016, holding their own for now

With the release of the new iPad analytics firm IDC is upping their tablet forecast for 2012. Their unit forecast has been bumped up from 87.7 million to 106.1 million but the lion's share of those devices are still predicted to run iOS. IDC's current model doesn't have slates running Google's Android overtaking Apple's tablet until 2016 despite strong growth in 2011. At the forefront of that growth was the Kindle Fire.
During the final quarter of 2011 Amazon's $199 media tablet made up 16.8 percent of all tablets sold. To put that in perspective, Android tablets held 44.6 percent of the market in total.

Android Phone, IDC: Android tablets won't overtake the iPad until 2016, holding their own for now

NASA, GM working on a 'Robo-Glove' to assist astronauts and autoworkers alike

We've seen power assist technology designed to help people walk, bike or just tote luggage around, and now we've for the Human Grasp Assist aka Robo-Glove. Under development from GM and NASA, the project takes inspiration from technology designed to give Robonaut 2 a hand capable of using tools designed for humans to embed actuators in the top of the glove that provide additional grip for the hands of meatbags. Once its pressure sensors detect the wearer is picking up a tool the synthetic tendons retract, holding them there until the sensor gives the signal to release.


Engadget, NASA, GM working on a 'Robo-Glove' to assist astronauts and autoworkers alike

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7″ model spotted at the FCC

Remember the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7" model that we reported on before and during MWC. While no official announcement has been made for a possible US launch, it looks like Samsung is not closed off to that idea with the device recently making a pit stop at the FCC, supposedly packing a set of radios that will be compatible with AT&T's 3G network, which means that if and when it does make its way stateside, AT&T might be the carrier you'll want to pay attention to.

Ubergizmo, Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7″ model spotted at the FCC

Nokia rumored to release Windows 8 tablet in 4Q12

Those notorious unnamed upstream component suppliers who like to dish out rumor after rumor now claim that Nokia will introduce a Windows 8 tablet in 4Q12. The tablet will reportedly feature a 10-inch screen and a dual-core Qualcomm SoC. Naturally that means the gadget will sport Windows on ARM, the non-x86x64 version of Windows 8 that Microsoft insists will go retail along with the x86x64 version this fall. According to the sources, Nokia is expected to outsource production of the 10-inch tablet to Compal Electronics.

2DayBlog.com, Nokia rumored to release Windows 8 tablet in 4Q12

Microsoft: there's a limit to Tango's love (for 256MB devices, anyway)

Microsoft's going after the low-end market with devices like the Lumia 610 and its brethren. The handset's biggest limitation is that it only packs 256MB RAM and Redmond spent last week imploring developers to slim down their apps or face ghettoization. Now the company's revealing what else will be missing from Tango's cheapie iteration: Video podcasts, Bing local scout, fast app switching, automatic photo uploading, HD video playback (with certain codecs) and background agents will all be disabled.

2DayBlog.com, Microsoft: there's a limit to Tango's love (for 256MB devices, anyway)

HTC details micro arc oxidation, says your One S will be strong enough to forgo the case (video)

Happen to recall the gorgeous metal HTC's using on its upcoming One S to surround its Ice Cream Sandwich-loaded core. To refresh your memory, the ceramic look and feel of its metal unibody shell is created using a process known as micro arc oxidation - and HTC's highlighting how the magic happens in its latest YouTube video. According to the company, the shell (made from aircraft-grade aluminium) gets slammed with a whopping "10,000 volts of energy," causing a reaction that quickly leads to the black color and smooth texture. Notably, HTC points out that this is actually a treatment to the metal, rather than a finish on top of it.

Engadget, HTC details micro arc oxidation, says your One S will be strong enough to forgo the case (video)

Walmart in-store disc to digital UltraViolet conversion gets official

In a press event panel that included almost every big studio executive - sans Disney - Walmart announced an exclusive in-store disc to digital conversion service. Starting April 16th, in more than 3,500 stores, you'll be able to bring your DVD or Blu-ray discs in and have 'em added to your Vudu movie collection. The privilege of watching movies, you already bought, online via Vudu will cost you $2, but if you own the DVD, it'll cost you $5 to upgrade your digital copy to HD.

Engadget, Walmart in-store disc to digital UltraViolet conversion gets official

Pantech IM-A830S with HD screen, dual-core 1.5 GHz Snapdragon S4, and ICS leaks on its way to Korea

Pantech hasn't normally been associated with high-end smartphones, at least not outside of its native South Korea. Then again, a few months ago Huawei wouldn't have been either, and now look at them. It appears that Pantech is prepping a new Android-powered device for the South Korean market. The Pantech IM-A830S has leaked courtesy of a benchmark it ran, and so we already know a few things about it (even if we have no pictures just yet).

The IM-A830S will have a 720p HD touchscreen, a dual-core 1.5 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor, and will run Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

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Telappliant® shortlisted for Best Business Internet Telephony Service Provider and Best Consumer VoIP awards by industry association

…Internet Telephony Services Providers’ Association acknowledges British firm Telappliant’s quality of service in two categories ahead of its 4th annual awards…LONDON – Tuesday 13th March 2012 – Telappliant, the leading Internet telephony provider for UK based small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs), has announced it has been shortlisted in the ‘Best Business ITSP (Micro)’ and ‘Best Consumer VoIP’ categories for the forthcoming Internet Telephony Services Providers’ Association (ITSPA) annual awards.

Press Release Distribution, Telappliant® shortlisted for Best Business Internet Telephony Service Provider and Best Consumer VoIP awards by industry association

The new iPad unboxed in Vietnam. Comes with 1 GB of RAM, the same processor as the iPad 2

The new iPad will be in stores in the first batch of countries and territories this Friday, but it's already received its first ever unboxing in Vietnam. So a video and many photos were obviously shot, showcasing Apple's newest creation in all its glory. And in real life. For the first time, we get an up close and personal look at the actual tablet, and not some nice-looking press renders.
Not that it looks bad, mind you.








Unwired View, The new iPad unboxed in Vietnam. Comes with 1 GB of RAM, the same processor as the iPad 2

ESI Selects Flexera Software’s License Management Solution to Offer Pay-for-Use Options to Customers

FlexNet Manager and FlexNet Publisher deliver granular usage data facilitating flexible software monetization models Schaumburg, IL & Maidenhead, UK - March 13, 2012 - Flexera Software, the leading provider of strategic solutions for Application Usage Management for application producers and enterprises, today announced that a leading solution provider in virtual prototyping for manufacturing industries, ESI Group, has purchased FlexNet Manager for Engineering Applications. Implementing the solution will enable ESI to offer flexible, usage-based licensing models to customers that are using ESI’s “

Press Release Distribution, ESI Selects Flexera Software’s License Management Solution to Offer Pay-for-Use Options to Customers

Samsung Galaxy S II to get Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich tomorrow in Korea. International update coming at the end of March?

It looks like the Samsung Galaxy S II is finally ready to receive its official update to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich starting tomorrow, March 13. But before getting too excited, you should know that the tomorrow update is scheduled only in South Korea, and only for SK Telecom's Galaxy S II. The information comes from SK Telecom's Twitter account. Yes, we've seen tweets about ICS coming to the S II before, and it didn't happen, but this time The Verge has it that "some SK Telecom documents" are confirming the update.

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Listening Post paper poster plays song clips

An interactive poster – now this is advertising in the 21st century, and we would expect a snazzy touchscreen display or sorts, right. Apparently not, as the Listening Post that you see on the right is made out of paper, although it does contain printed electronics that enables it to play song clips when touched. This is made possible as the circuit is completed when you push the right “buttons” on it, as the clever use of conductive ink helps complete the loop. Currently still a prototype, the “Listening Post” poster is actually a guide to bands that perform locally.

Ubergizmo, Listening Post paper poster plays song clips

Apple sued over ‘misleading and deceptive' Siri ads

. Apple is being sued in New York by Frank Fazio, who claims that Apple falsely advertises Siri as a responsive and helpful when in fact the virtual assistant is allegedly anything but, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday. Represented by Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd, Fazio's class-actions suit seeks unspecified damages and and a court order demanding that Apple cease all misleading advertising that depict Siri as responsive, user-friendly feature.

Boy Genius Report, Apple sued over ‘misleading and deceptive' Siri ads

Samsung Galaxy S II Ice Cream Sandwich update rolling out tomorrow for SK Telecom

If a since-deleted tweet is any indication, Korea’s SK Telecom will be pushing Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich to the Samsung Galaxy S II starting tomorrow, March 13th. The carrier went so far as to name the specific time the update will go live (10AM local time). All indications are that the rollout is still on for the date and time announced despite the removal of the original tweet. The Verge speculates that perhaps Samsung didn’t want SK Telecom stealing their thunder with the announcement.

Android Phone, Samsung Galaxy S II Ice Cream Sandwich update rolling out tomorrow for SK Telecom

Official NCAA March Madness app comes to Android

It's that time of year again. Spring is in the air and some of the best college athletes the in the country are on the courts as the nation prepares to go mad for March Madness. The yearly NCAA basketball tournament tips off this week and runs for the rest of the month, and Android owners can catch every minute of it right on their smartphones. The official app of the tourney, NCAA March Madness Live, is now available, bringing live radio coverage of all 67 games to be played, game alerts, and social interactions.

Android Phone, Official NCAA March Madness app comes to Android

Samsung files for Galaxy Accelerate, Express and Thunder trademarks

A few days ago, we reported that Samsung had apparently filed for several trademarks, namely the Galaxy Emerge, Galaxy Stellar and the Galaxy Halo, but it seems that the Korean company has more trademarks up their sleeves and have recently filed for more, this time in the form of the Galaxy Accelerate, Galaxy Express and the Galaxy Thunder. Unfortunately apart from these filings, little to nothing to known about what Samsung has planned for them, although some have speculated that these might be the names Samsung plans to use for US variants of the Galaxy S3.

Ubergizmo, Samsung files for Galaxy Accelerate, Express and Thunder trademarks

Rumored upcoming 7.85-inch iPad Mini to cost $249-299, will have slim bezel

The new iPad was just announced last week, and already the rumor mill has moved on. But not, as you might expect, to the new new iPad (blame Apple for losing version numbers), but to the oft-rumored 7.85-inch iPad Mini. So far we've heard that Apple has placed orders for displays with two companies, and also that the iPad Mini will come in the fourth quarter of this year. Or ‘later this year' anyway.

Today's rumor says that the iPad Mini will come with a slim bezel display, which will make it look smaller than it actually is (perhaps in order to be comparable on size with smaller, 7″ offerings from competitors).

Unwired View, Rumored upcoming 7.85-inch iPad Mini to cost $249-299, will have slim bezel

T-Mobile US customers to get unlimited calling for $10

Current customers will soon be able to call any mobile number, regardless of carrier, for a flat rate of $10. The new feature does not require a contract, and can be added or removed from a particular plan at will. This is great if you're planning on making more calls for a specific time period, like when on a business trip and don't want the incurred expense for calls to other mobile carriers.

GSM Arena, T-Mobile US customers to get unlimited calling for $10

NASA's GRAIL spacecraft begin the process of staring way too hard at the moon

NASA's overall initiatives may be throttled, but the Gravity Recovery And Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) spacecraft haven't heard of any such limitations. These guys have officially started their collection mission, orbiting the moon for the next 80-some-odd days in order to obtain a high-resolution map of the lunar gravitational field. Why. Humans told 'em too, of course.

Engadget, NASA's GRAIL spacecraft begin the process of staring way too hard at the moon