Legend Of Grimrock Launch Trailer

Legend Of Grimrock is a dungeon crawling role playing game that is inspired by Dungeon Master, Eye of the Beholder and Ultima Underworld. This video game features a highly tactical real-time combat, a grid-based movement, devious hidden switches and secrets as well as deadly traps and horrible monsters.

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Chinese bus companies tell drivers not to hit supercars

Being a bus driver in China must be awful. Lots of traffic, lots of people, no tipping. And the job has just gotten worse in Jinghua, where a bus company has instructed its drivers to please stop hitting expensive supercars. To illustrate the point, drivers were shown a poster with supercar logos to watch out for and how much the associated cars were worth. Hit a Lamborghini, you'll be out 5 million yuan (almost $800,000 USD). And right there, the last vestige of fun was taken away from the under-appreciated Chinese bus driver.

The poster even includes the Shelby Super Cars logo, which can't possibly be all that common in China.


2DayBlog.com, Chinese bus companies tell drivers not to hit supercars

Keio University demonstrates 3-Axis Analog Joystick For Touchscreen Devices

This elastic device converts the camera of your smartphone into a fully functional 3-axis analog joystick. It is under development by a research group at Keio University. “The way this system works is very simple. There are small markers in this elastic device and the markers are detected by this built-in front-facing mobile phone camera. By tracking how the markers move as the elastic device deforms, this system enables a variety of inputs.”

“The camera is detecting the markers right now. When you press the device, like this, the markers move further apart, or they move horizontally or vertically, or they get skewed.


Akihabara News, Keio University demonstrates 3-Axis Analog Joystick For Touchscreen Devices

Skyrim updates to 1.5.26 to improve crash to desktop problems

Earlier this week, we reported an update that Skyrim was getting to 1.5 for the PC version but according to reports, there was a lot of feedback to the game developers that broken quests still remained despite the patch. Now, after just a few days, Bethesda has already rolled out another patch for the PC versions while stammering apologies to the Xbox and PS3 users. The patch is titled 1.5.26 and according to Bethesda, one of the key updates in its latest patch is the reduction rate of crashes to the desktop when using plug-ins with the game.

Ubergizmo, Skyrim updates to 1.5.26 to improve crash to desktop problems

Fiat 500X crossover will debut next year

What started as only a cute little hatchback, the Fiat 500 will now be growing into a full range of models. The new cabriolet and Abarth versions have already launched here in the United States, and we just got our first glimpse at the larger 500L (pictured above) during the Geneva Motor Show. But now, Automotive News reports that an even larger 500 crossover, dubbed 500X, will be heading into production next year. Like the 500L, the 500X will use a widened version of Fiat's small car architecture that currently underpins the Punto in other markets.

Autoblog, Fiat 500X crossover will debut next year

DoubleTwist adds Google Music support, gets an alarm clock app

DoubleTwist is certainly still one of the better music management options for Android, and it just keeps improving. Two days ago the player app got an update and now it can hook into Google Music, though, it only recognizes songs that you've checked for offline access from within the Google app. An unfortunate restriction, but at least your tracks don't disappear into the ether if you prefer to play back your tunes via DoubleTwist. There's also new functionality coming to what is now less an app than an ecosystem, thanks to the just released DoubleTwist Alarm Clock.





Engadget, DoubleTwist adds Google Music support, gets an alarm clock app

BlackBerry Curve 9220 specs detailed, simulator available

RIM isn't feeling too good lately, but that won't stop it from readying the launch of new devices. And one of the company's upcoming devices is the BlackBerry Curve 9220. As its name suggests, the Curve 9220 is an entry level smartphone. A simulator for it has been released by RIM, which means the handset itself should be officially announced pretty soon.

Feature-wise, the 9220 offers a 2.44 inch QVGA display, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, GSM / GPRS / EDGE connectivity, 512MB of RAM, 512MB of internal memory, MicroSD card support, and a 2MP rear camera.

Unwired View, BlackBerry Curve 9220 specs detailed, simulator available

Clean Bottle Runner – Store Your Phone and Keys in Your Water Bottle

Well, you don't exactly store them in the water bottle – more with the Clean Bottle.  A while ago, Julie told us about the Clean Bottle, a 22-ounce plastic water bottle with a leak-proof screw-off bottom for easy cleaning.  The Clean Bottle Runner includes a jacket that has a clear, play-though plastic pocket for your phone or MP3 player in the front and a back pocket that can hold your keys, ID, cash, credit cards, or energy gels.  You don't have to worry that the Runner jacket will fall off as you run, because the screw-on bottom helps hold it in place.  The Clean Bottle Runner will begin shipping in May, 2012.  Pre-order now for

The Gadgeteer, Clean Bottle Runner â€" Store Your Phone and Keys in Your Water Bottle

Azure Dynamics files for protection, Transit Connect Electric production halted

Azure Dynamics, which develops electric-drive powertrains for automakers such as Ford, said this week that it will file for financial protection from its creditors under Canadian law and will cancel its plans to sell shares in what may be a precursor to a bankruptcy filing. Azure is the company that adds the all-electric powertrain to Ford's practical little Transit Connect Electric. For now, no new TCEs will be made.

Autoblog, Azure Dynamics files for protection, Transit Connect Electric production halted

Apple could be looking to settle its patent war under Tim Cook's leadership

The patent war that Apple is currently embroiled in against a host of Android manufacturers has been going on for years. According to a Stanford University law professor, Mark Lemley, this has cost Apple and their opponents a whopping $400 million in litigation costs over the years, money which could have been spent in furthering the development of their products. In any case, we're sure that many of you guys probably think that this has dragged on long enough, and if the reports are to be believed, Tim Cook feels the same way too.

Ubergizmo, Apple could be looking to settle its patent war under Tim Cook's leadership

Deal of the Day – Dell Vostro 260 Dual-core Mini Tower with 20″ Dell LED-backlit LCD Monitor for $379

Friday's LogicBUY Deal is the customizable Dell Vostro 260 2.7GHz Dual-core Mini Tower desktop bundled with a 20″ Dell E2011H LED-backlit LCD monitor starting at $379.  Features:  2GB RAM, 250GB 7200RPM hard drive, DVD burner, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit OS, and can be customized as you like. $568 – $189 savings = $379 with $8 shipping. This deal expires April 3, 2012 or sooner.

The Gadgeteer, Deal of the Day â€" Dell Vostro 260 Dual-core Mini Tower with 20″ Dell LED-backlit LCD Monitor for $379

Lomography Diana F+ Sahara

The Lomography Diana F+ Sahara is decorated with palm trees and pyramids. Using 120 Film, you can experiment with multiple exposures, long exposures and even pinhole shots. This special-edition medium-format film camera is also wrapped in printed leather and comes bundled with a flash unit. The Diana F+ Sahara is currently available for $127.15.

TechFresh, Lomography Diana F+ Sahara

Apple and Foxconn agree to drastically improve working conditions following Fair Labor Association report

The Fair Labor Association has released its findings from the lengthy investigation of working conditions at Foxconn's Chinese plants where Apple products are made. While the PR and report largely avoid over the top rhetoric and direct condemnations of the companies, they hardly paint a rosy picture. The watchdog found that in the last year all three factories violated not just FLA code for hours worked, but Chinese legal limits of 36 hours of overtime per month. During peak periods, employees worked more than 60 hours a week on average and many more than seven days in a row.

2DayBlog.com, Apple and Foxconn agree to drastically improve working conditions following Fair Labor Association report

HTC reveals Central Europe release date, pricing for One X, One S and One V

HTC's One series inches closer to expectant customers, with Central Europe apparently set to get the device next Monday. According to The Unwired, shoppers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland will all be able to pick up any device from HTC's 2012 catalogue, including the quad-cored One X (€599, around $800), the micro-arc oxidized One S (€499, around $670) and the somehow retro One V (€299, around $400). German carrier O2 has also backed up these claims, announcing that it expects to stock both the One X and One S next week.

2DayBlog.com, HTC reveals Central Europe release date, pricing for One X, One S and One V

Monster Tajima to tackle Pikes Peak in an all-electric prototype

This year, Pikes Peak will, once again, be crawling with electric vehicles. Mitsubishi will be there with its i-MiEV-based racer, and the Pikes Peak EV Challenge Committee has just announced it will bring a new all-electric car to scale the 14,110-foot peak in Colorado this July. The prototype vehicle will be developed by Team APEV, where APEV stands for the Association for the Promotion of Electric Vehicles, and will be driven by the legendary Nobuhiro “Monster” Tajima.

2DayBlog.com, Monster Tajima to tackle Pikes Peak in an all-electric prototype

Windows Phone 7 root tool hits the deck

For those of you who own a Windows Phone 7 powered device and want to do more than just the usual with it, then getting under the Windows Phone 7 “skin” would be the next step to take, tinkering with the software according to your own ability. There seems to be a new root tool version that will feature a full blown registry editor, file system browser and certificate injection capabilities that hopefully, will be able to (in the words of the folks behind the root tool) 're-energize the homebrew community'.

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Sprint's Officially Done Creating WiMax Phones

I think pretty much everyone expected Sprint to do away with WiMax in the early parts of this year, and now it’s official: Sprint won’t be putting any more money into providing WiMax-enabled devices. That word comes from Sprint senior networks VP Bob Azzi who confirmed the news to reporters. He says the company is in its last set of field tests and that the network provides better benefits than they originally imagined.

Android Phone, Sprint's Officially Done Creating WiMax Phones

Half of all U.S. mobile subscribers now own smartphones

. Market research firm Nielsen on Thursday announced that as of February 2012, about half of all mobile subscribers in the United States own a smartphone. In the same month last year, only 36% of U.S. mobile subscribers owned smartphones. Almost half of all smartphones, or 48%, are powered by Google's Android operating system, with Apple's iPhone representing 32% of the market and Research in Motion's BlackBerry platform capturing an 11.6% share. Of those who recently acquired a smartphone, however, 48% chose an Android device while 43% purchased an iPhone and just 5% purchased a BlackBerry.


Boy Genius Report, Half of all U.S. mobile subscribers now own smartphones

Sony announces new titles for PlayStation Home

Heads up PlayStation Home gamers, it looks like Sony has recently announced a trio of new titles headed your way in the form of Cutthroats: Battle for Black Powder Cove, No Man's Land and Mercia. All three titles will be released at different points in time throughout the year with Cutthroats now available for US users, No Man's Land in spring and with Mercia expected to see a debut in the summer.

Ubergizmo, Sony announces new titles for PlayStation Home

US military wants to hack foreign game consoles

The US military has a mind to hack into foreign game consoles in order to extract data that is stashed away on hard drives. Obviously, they will outsource the job to a company known as Obscure Technologies, where they will purchase second-hand consoles from overseas in order to develop computer forensic tools.

Ubergizmo, US military wants to hack foreign game consoles

Nokia threatens to not license its patents if the ETSI votes for Apple's nano SIM standard

For those of you who have been following the news, you might be aware that Apple, Nokia, RIM and Motorola are trying to establish a new SIM standard. Apple has proposed their take on the nano SIM standard and even offered it royalty free if it were to be adopted, a move which Nokia has snubbed. Now it looks like according to reports, Nokia appears to be doing everything in its power to prevent Apple from winning the nano SIM standard and has reportedly threatened the ETSI that the Finnish company will refuse to license the patents they hold that they believe will be essential to Apple's proposal should the ETSI vote in Apple's favor.

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Razer to arm lefties with the Naga if it gets 10,000 Likes before April 21st

Jealous of all of your right-handed mates and their Naga-wielding gaming rigs. Well, it appears Razer has heard the clamoring and plans to produce a southpaw version of the gaming mouse. The catch. A Facebook page must receive 10,000 Likes in a month in order for the project to move forward. Before you get too excited, the outfit warns that the left-handed Naga will take a year or more to complete — but if the vote quota is reached, Min-Liang Tan gave his word to make it happen. Seems like it'll happen, too, as the page has currently received over 7,000 Likes.

2DayBlog.com, Razer to arm lefties with the Naga if it gets 10,000 Likes before April 21st

Google+ new update lets you Hangout like a sir with diving goggles

So you've started a Hangout on Google+ with some pals. Now what. Are you just going to sit around and talk. Thanks to some new additions to the social network, you don't have to rely solely on your conversational skills anymore. The software company announced today the addition of a number of apps to the Facebook competitor, which should make your Hangout time all the more riveting. Now you and a few close friends can play poker and pop culture trivia, add mustaches and glasses to one another, collaboratively doodle and share presentations on the service.

2DayBlog.com, Google+ new update lets you Hangout like a sir with diving goggles

Iconnyx offers SMEs a flexible approach to IT infrastructure

- flexible hosted cloud server solutions -  In response to the challenges small businesses face, Iconnyx – a fast-growing provider of managed IT services to the business marketplace – has launched a new hosting service that puts SMEs in control of ordering and provisioning, offering them flexibility to manage and provision their own services via an online portal.The Cloud Industry Forum has identified that for many small businesses the need for flexibility is driving cloud adoption.

Press Release Distribution, Iconnyx offers SMEs a flexible approach to IT infrastructure

Amazon Kindle Fire updated to version 6.3

Kindle Fire owners will be excited to know that over the next few days, their tablet will be receiving an over the air (OTA) update to version 6.3. The update will introduce new features such as the ability to easily share passages and notes from their books without having to leave the book, Shelfari Book Extras that gives users easy access to supplemental material about the books they are reading, the ability to store and download personal documents from Amazon Cloud, and Print Replica Textbooks.

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Samsung Registers Trademarks for Three Galaxy Devices

Samsung may have come up with three great news for three great smartphones, or they're just covering their bases on some names they've thought up and aren't keen on using them just yet. Whatever the case is, they've registered three new trademarks for names: Galaxy Grand, Galaxy Next, and Galaxy Premier. The Galaxy Next already exists and it's a low-end Android phone from last year. While the trademark filing descriptions are calling these phones everything since sliced bread, Samsung reserves the GALAXY name exclusively for phones and tablets.

It's safe to say, then, that none of these are Android-powered microwaves.

Android Phone, Samsung Registers Trademarks for Three Galaxy Devices

Cardo BK-1 helmet walkie-talkie system

If you cycle alone, then you can give this article a miss. Otherwise, the Cardo BK-1 ought to make for an essential tool for those who cycle in groups. Thanks to Cardo Systems, their latest release, the Cardo BK-1, is a Bluetooth communications and entertainment system that was specially developed for bicycle helmets. Obviously when you are up and about on your bike, you can expect to sweat a whole lot, not to mention getting caught in the rain during some unexpected moments. Good thing the Cardo BK-1 is waterproof, in addition to its other twin qualities of being lightweight and aerodynamic.

Ubergizmo, Cardo BK-1 helmet walkie-talkie system

Bull LiberTP Brings Legacy Applications into the Age of Cloud Computing

Hemel Hempstead, UK, 28 March 2012 – Bull has today launched LiberTP, a software solution designed to rapidly modernise corporate legacy applications. A next-generation transaction processing monitor, LiberTP enables enterprises to easily port their transaction processing applications to an open environment, giving themselves room to manoeuvre - both technically and financially - when it comes to developing new projects.

Press Release Distribution, Bull LiberTP Brings Legacy Applications into the Age of Cloud Computing

NEC's tactile touchscreen nudges at the future

A touchscreen's fatal flaw is its lack of feedback: imagine the satisfaction if you could feel those Angry Birds as they flew across the screen. NEC and the Tokyo Institute of Technology wanted a simpler solution to tactile displays than Senseg's electrostatic-field based tech. Instead, this device uses a wire (yup) anchored on each corner of the display — when force is shown on screen, it jerks the screen in the corresponding direction. You can see it in action after the break, accompanied by the restful tones of Diginfo's narrator.

2DayBlog.com, NEC's tactile touchscreen nudges at the future

Tribold joined by industry leaders to demonstrate Frameworx Lead-to-cash and ITIL integration in B2B Cloud TM Forum Catalyst Project

FT Orange, China Unicom, Reliance Communications, Tribold, Progress Software and Huawei team up ahead of Management World in Dublin London, UK - March 28, 2012: Tribold, the world’s leading provider of Enterprise Product Management (EPM) software specifically developed for Communication Service Providers (CSPs), today announces its collaboration in a TM Forum Catalyst project intended to demonstrate how to maximize efficiencies in Lead to Cash processes across both network and IT environments.

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Watch an American Le Mans race from all angles thanks to GoPro

There's nothing quite like witnessing an automotive race in person. The sights, sounds, smells – it's a magical experience for anyone with petrol flowing freely through their veins. But it's just not possible to personally attend every race on the planet, and sometimes, television coverage leaves much to be desired. Enter GoPro, maker of those little clear-plastic-housed cameras you see all over the place.







Autoblog, Watch an American Le Mans race from all angles thanks to GoPro

ASUS beats Hasbro's Transformer Prime lawsuit

Late last year we reported that Hasbro was suing ASUS over using the name “Transformer Prime” (btw our giveaway ends tomorrow, be sure to enter if you haven't already!) for its Android tablet. Well, it looks like Hasbro's case against the electronics manufacturer has been thrown out the window. According to the judge's ruling, ASUS didn't do anything wrong by naming its tablet the Transformer since it was capable of transforming (with the addition of the keyboard dock). In addition, the judge refused to believe that anybody would confuse ASUS' tablet with being a Hasbro product.

Ubergizmo, ASUS beats Hasbro's Transformer Prime lawsuit

X-Gaming USB Joystick: a two-player arcade controller for your PC

If you miss the days of going head to head against your friends at the arcade back when you were younger and wish you could recreate those memories, the X-Gaming USB Joystick might be for you. This heavy duty joystick plugs into your computer via its USB port and features two direction sticks and 16 programmable buttons for old school mayhem on your favorite video game emulators. Its dimensions measure about 17″ x 10″ and it weighs 8lbs so you shouldn't have any problems accidentally knocking it off your table or bumping into your opponent when pulling off those crazy combos.

Ubergizmo, X-Gaming USB Joystick: a two-player arcade controller for your PC

Samsung Epic 4G FC09 Update Released to Address Force Close Issues

Sprint’s Samsung Epic 4G Touch seems to be getting a software update starting today. The update isn’t Ice Cream Sandwich (again, don’t get your hopes up on that ever happening) but it does fix a very important bug. The force close people would suffer when receiving a call has been fixed, and they’ve also optimized network connections for improved battery life. All users won’t see the update right away but rest assured it’ll be pushed to everyone by six months’ time. Head to Sprint’s support forums for more information.

Android Phone, Samsung Epic 4G FC09 Update Released to Address Force Close Issues

Shelby previews 1000-HP Super-Stang ahead of New York debut

For some, the horsepower wars being waged by auto manufacturers over the past few years are getting a bit out of hand. A 550-hp factory Camaro. A 650-hp factory Mustang. Ridiculous. But if you count massive amounts of gas-guzzling horsepower and torque a crime (we don't), then the worst of all offenders is perhaps Shelby. Last year at the New York Auto Show, the company unveiled its most powerful creation to date: the 2012 GT500 Super Snake, with up to 800 horsepower. And while 800 hp is just bonkers, Shelby's next trick is even more insane.

Today, Shelby American has revealed the 2012 Shelby 1000.

Autoblog, Shelby previews 1000-HP Super-Stang ahead of New York debut

Teen girls twice as likely to use cell phones while driving as teen boys

Research by the American Automobile Association's Foundation for Traffic Safety has revealed teenage girls are twice as likely as their male counterparts to use devices like cell phones while driving. The study used video taken of young drivers while they were behind the wheel to determine how teenagers engage in distracted driving. While talking on the phone and texting ranked among the highest sources of distraction, personal grooming and reaching for objects in the vehicle also played significant roles. Outside of using electronic devices, AAA found teens were distracted around 15 percent of the time while behind the wheel.

2DayBlog.com, Teen girls twice as likely to use cell phones while driving as teen boys

Logitech UE Air Speaker brings AirPlay streaming in April for $400

The AirPlay market doesn't seem to be shrinking anytime soon, giving Logitech ample opportunity to tread on ground already marked by the likes of JBL and Klipsch. This morning, the outfit's introducing the Logitech UE Air Speaker with AirPlay technology, enabling uncompressed audio streams to flow from one's iTunes library, iPad, iPhone or iPod touch right to the home stereo. You'll need both the boombox and your AirPlay source connected to the same WiFi network, after which you can pipe sine waves to its pair of tweeters and woofers.

Engadget, Logitech UE Air Speaker brings AirPlay streaming in April for $400

The iOS Smash Hit Temple Run Is Now Officially Available For Android

It's finally here. The (possibly over-hyped?) Temple Run from Imangi Studios has finally made its way over to the Google Play Store and available for download. Apparently, this is best endless running game since… well, Temple Run on iOS. This app has seen countless fakes and malicious imposters for months now. I mean, 45 million users can't be wrong, right? I'm going to give this bad boy a spin and see what all the hooplah is about. Already got a bucket prepared for when my face melts off.

Android Phone, The iOS Smash Hit Temple Run Is Now Officially Available For Android

BMW recalls 1.3 million cars from the 5 - and 6-series range

BMW is certainly one of the German marques that have made quite the impression on folks worldwide, having tied up with James Bond during the Pierce Brosnan era, and also delivering sleek, desirable machines for yuppies worldwide. However, this does not mean that BMW is free from its fair share of mistakes – case in point, BMW AG recalling 1.3 million vehicles from 2003 to 2010 model years under the banner of 5 Series and 6 Series cars. According to BMW, there is a remote possibility of a battery cable covering in the trunk being installed incorrectly, and as a result of that, it might prevent the car from starting.

Ubergizmo, BMW recalls 1.3 million cars from the 5 - and 6-series range

Swordfish pierces deep sea submarine hull, ends up as dinner

The swordfish is a mighty underwater creature that is magnificent to look at, and just to get an idea on the kind of piercing power it has, read on. Alvin, a US Navy deep sea submarine has an illustrious history, having carried crew through the extreme conditions of deep sea exploration, surveying the ill fated Titanic, and even checking out a hydrothermal vent, which is a pretty impressive list of achievements for something that was constructed all the way in 1967. However, what it could not do was to shrug off a swordfish attack, barely surviving one – as you can see above for yourself.

Ubergizmo, Swordfish pierces deep sea submarine hull, ends up as dinner

Sony Vaio VCC111 Chromebook

The FCC has recently approved the Sony Vaio VCC111 Chromebook. Powered by the Google Chrome OS, the gadget features Chrome OS-specific keys (back, forward, and refresh buttons), WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G and an HDMI port. Additional specs include mic and headphone jacks, an SD card slot, a pair of USB ports and a 4100mAh removable battery.

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Honda working on nine-speed automatic transmission?

Honda may be out to improve the fuel economy of its powertrains by throwing extra gears into the transmission. Automobile Magazine reports the Japanese automaker is currently working to use a new nine-speed gearbox developed by ZF in its products as soon as 2014. If you're keeping track, this is the same transmission set to debut in a host of Chrysler products, including the replacement for the Jeep Liberty. Despite the additional gears, ZF says the transmission is surprisingly compact, thanks in part to the fact that it uses planetary gears in place of a traditional design.

Autoblog, Honda working on nine-speed automatic transmission?

Despite rumors, Volvo not ceasing electric C30 production plans

Dutch website NU recently reported that Volvo expects low demand for its C30 Electric, and therefore it decided to stop building the mostly electric car (it has a small, ethanol-burning heater to keep passengers warm). The original source for this information was a story in the Belgian newspaper The Age that cited Volvo's government affairs director, Anders Kärrberg. Turns out, this isn't quite right. First, Volvo has always said the C30 Electric is a limited program. When the company started making the attractive EV in last summer, the public plan was to make just 250 units.

Autoblog, Despite rumors, Volvo not ceasing electric C30 production plans

Dual-SIM HTC Wind T328w headed to China

A few leaks suggest HTC is ready to push a rather cheap dual-SIM droid to the Chinese market. Known as the T328w, it should also go by the Wind moniker. The phone is running on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and HTC Sense UI 4.0, but is based on quite outdated hardware – a Qualcomm MSM7227A SoC with 1GHz single-core processor, Adreno 200 GPU and 512MB RAM.





GSM Arena, Dual-SIM HTC Wind T328w headed to China