Don't Miss Our Coverage of CEATEC Japan

DoCoMo R&D: users can interact with virtual objects like in a Virtual Reality environment. CEATEC, the largest electronics show in Japan is opening its doors in a few hours and Ubergizmo is in Tokyo to report about the latest gadgetery and technologies being shown there. We have already had an opportunity to try out some of the wearable technology concepts from DoCoMo, including a few smart glass user interface concepts, but there is much more to come.

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Sony Xperia Z1 Mini leaked in official docs as "Xperia Z1 f" - Snapdragon 800, 20.7MP camera confirmed

Back during IFA 2013, Sony pulled back the veil on their upcoming flagship, the Sony Xperia Z1. The device packed many of the high-end specs you'd expect from a flagship — Snapdragon 800 processor, 20MP camera, 3,000mAh battery — and true to most Androids these days, a large 5-inch, 1080p full HD display. While some would have you believe that bigger is always better, we like to think there is still very much a market for smaller, more pocketable smartphones.


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Motorola DVX shows its face to the FCC, could be a cheaper version of the Moto X

Dreams of a $300 off-contract Moto X once faded, but Republic Wireless made those dreams a reality with their version of the device being sold for just $300. As great a value as Republic Wireless is, that's not a carrier many people are willing to join to be able to get a good smartphone for cheap. Alas, our hopes are still on that Motorola can deliver a version of the Moto X that could be had on any carrier for just $300. Those hopes might not be far off, with one “Motorola DVX” said to have whisked by the FCC.

Android Phone , Motorola DVX shows its face to the FCC, could be a cheaper version of the Moto X, Motorola DVX shows its face to the FCC, could be a cheaper version of the Moto X

Official doc confirms Sony Xperia Z1 mini existence, specs

Some leaked documentation, allegedly belonging to Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo, is referencing the specs of the local version of the Sony Xperia Z1 (SO-01F) as well as a device dubbed Sony Xperia Z1 f (SO-02F). It's believed that the Z1 f is actually the long-rumored Xperia Honami mini. The smartphone is said to shares the quad-core 2.2 GHz Snapdragon 800 and 20.7 MP camera with the bigger Xperia Z1.


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New Jersey race on F1 calendar after all

Congratulations, New Jersey – you now have a Grand Prix. Formula One has just published the calendar for the 2014 world championship, and the Garden State is one of four additions, along with Austria, Russia and Mexico, to the schedule. New Jersey is one of several venues listed as "provisional," meaning it is still subject to circuit approval. Regardless, this is a major step forward considering the NJ race was originally scheduled for 2013 but was first pushed back because the track wasn't ready in time, and then canceled altogether due to funding issues.

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Samsung executive says the Galaxy Gear "lacks something special", and I agree

I have said it time and again: the smartwatch market is a sleeping giant, simply waiting for the manufacturer who will do it right. Naturally, we assume that a large manufacturer like Samsung (or Apple) would have the most chances – given their resources and expertise. This was simply not the case for Samsung's Galaxy Gear, though, a smartwatch that failed to impress me one bit (see our hands-on for more). I am not alone when it comes to this stance.



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Sprint To 'Wait And See' If It Will Drop BlackBerry Devices From Stores

A few days back T-Mobile announced that it will no longer be offering BlackBerry devices in its retail stores. Apart from keeping only one unit in a store for demonstration purposes, T-Mobile will only sell BlackBerry devices online to its customers. The move came amid uncertain times for BlackBerry, which is nearing a $4.7 billion acquisition and possibly losing its manufacturing partner. Sprint chief financial officer Joe Euteneur has said that the carrier will “wait and see” before it makes any decision regarding dropping BB devices from its retail stores.

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Almost a third of British adults are more likely to vote for Labour because of Ed Miliband’s call for a 20 month freeze on gas and electricity prices

85% of the British public do not believe the energy companies claim that this could lead to blackouts.Online market research company Usurv (www.usurv.com) asked 1000 people across the UK what their reactions are to Labour Leader, Ed Miliband’s call for a 20 month freeze on electricity and gas prices.Respondents were asked whether this announcement changed their voting intentions. While almost half of voters intentions were unchanged by this news, almost a third (29%) of voters stated that they were now more inclined to vote for Labour.

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ZTE Nubia Flagship To Come With Snapdragon 800 Chipset In November

ZTE, one of the smartphone manufacturers from China who are now starting to make its presence felt worldwide, has mentioned that they have plans to introduce a new flagship device for the masses later this November. This particular flagship smartphone will run on the Snapdragon 800 processor, and will obviously target the high end market. If the name Nubia sounds familiar to you, that is because right now, the ZTE Nubia Z5 and Nubia Z5 Mini have been released already, so it is not surprising to see them concentrate on the Nubia name to introduce a new flagship this November at best, and early December at worst.

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Motorola Opens Shop In Waterloo, Could Be Interested In BlackBerry Staff

Just the other day we reported on some unfortunate news on how BlackBerry had announced an operating loss of about $1 billion, and in the process would be axing some jobs in a bid to save money. So what will happen to these unfortunate staff at BlackBerry. Where will they go to next. Well Motorola might be a possibility, especially since Google had recently confirmed that the company would be opening up shop in Waterloo, Canada, leading some to speculate that this could be a sign that Google and Motorola are interested in picking up some of BlackBerry's staff who might have been laid off as a result of the huge loss.

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Speedtest 3.0 now available, features new UI and cats

Speedtest has become the go-to app to test your carrier's network speed. With just one tap, you can determine your carrier's network latency, download, and upload capabilities. The app also comes with easy tracking and sharing capabilities so you can brag to your friends or complain to your provider if need be. A few days ago, Ookla, the company behind Speedtest, teased bandwidth testers everywhere about an upcoming new version of their app. Version 3.0 has finally hit the Play Store.


Android Phone , Speedtest 3.0 now available, features new UI and cats, Speedtest 3.0 now available, features new UI and cats

2014 Ram 1500 Diesel

Remember when Mahindra & Mahindra was close to offering a compact diesel pickup here. A million voices from the truck-and-bed-loving tribes of the Internet cried out at once in anticipation, only to be silenced in disappointment when it didn't happen. And this was for a jitney with a bed that didn't exactly look robust in its press photos. The message these fans had was clear: light-duty truck + a diesel engine = a prayer answered for a significant contingent of truck buyers.

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2013 Shelby Raptor

We're big fans of the Ford F-150 SVT Raptor, a full-size pickup impressively configured from the factory for serious desert running. While its stock, naturally aspirated 6.2-liter V8 provides 411 horsepower, some consider it lacking. Others still want more aggressive underpinnings for even more serious duty. Stop worrying, as Shelby American appears to have the answer with its new Shelby Raptor.

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iPhone 5S $24 Upgrade Kit Turns Your iPhone 5 Into The Latest iPhone... Sort Of

Apple released its iPhone 5S this past weekend, although we're sure those of you who own an iPhone 5 may not want to pay full retail price for the next iPhone for one reason or another. You could always attempt to win the iPhone 5S through a sketchy giveaway on your social media network of choice, or you can just spend $24 to have those around you think you're someone who is way more important than you actually are by tricking them into thinking you own an iPhone 5S. MobileFun has launched a number of vinyl kits that allow you to transform your iPhone 5 into an iPhone 5S, with exception for all of the nifty new features, that is.

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Bill Gates Admits Ctrl-Alt-Delete Was A Mistake

If you're a PC user, the keyboard combination “Control-Alt-Delete” might mean something to you if you've ever found yourself at the mercy of your extremely unresponsive machine. The ole Ctrl-Alt-Delete has probably saved you from an unnecessary reboot, which would require you to slightly shift your body to the side in order to push the power button on your PC tower, resulting in possible serious injury depending on how physically fit you are. But according to Bill Gates, the keyboard combination was  a mistake.

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Google Talk/Hangouts Experiencing A Glitch That Sends Messages To The Wrong Person

If you are a frequent user of Google Talk or Google Hangouts, you might want to pause the chatting for a bit because according to a smattering of reports, it seems that for some reason messages that are supposed to be sent to a particular person, end up being sent to someone else, or in some cases, to multiple people at the same time. For the most part this can be pretty embarrassing for some users, but for those conducting their business over Google Chats or Hangouts and don't want the sensitive information to get out, then this is a glitch you'll want to keep an eye out for.

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EA Denies Apple Paid Them 'Truckload Of Money' For Temporary Plants vs Zombies 2 iOS Exclusivity

It was just yesterday when we brought you word that EA allegedly touted that Apple actually paid them a 'truckload of money' in order to delay the release of Plants vs Zombies 2 on the Android platform so that it will remain as an iOS exclusive for some time. That was a little hard to swallow actually, and even if it were to be true, what does EA gain from such an admission. Well, in under 24 hours, games publisher EA has stepped forward to deny such claims, and in an official statement they mentioned that “A comment from an internal meeting taken out of context has created an unfortunate misunderstanding.

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AMD Radeon R9 And R7 Graphics Cards Revealed

When it comes to graphics cards, remember the great war between NVIDIA and AMD. Well, all of that is in the past now, and while NVIDIA is definitely ahead most of the time, this does not mean that AMD is about to slide into the dark abyss. No sir, they still do churn out video cards from time to time that are worthy of a look, and this time around, AMD has a couple of graphics cards in the form of the AMD Radeon R9 and the Radeon R7.

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Sony's Cyber-shot QX100 lens camera is fantastic, impractical (sample photos)

Our biggest concern when first handling the lens cameras was lag. Both connect to your phone via WiFi, which is fast enough for transfers, but a bit inconsistent when it comes to framing shots. There's a noticeable delay, and while we were able to look past it with the QX10, given that that model is designed for casual use, it's a significant issue with the QX100, which for all intents and purposes is a top-shelf device. The second issue, for the bigger model in particular, is its size. The QX100 was designed to accommodate larger components, and the addition is substantial.


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2014 Dodge Durango

Say what you want about the Dodge Durango, but ever since it came on the scene in 1998, it has occupied its own niche in the SUV market – not too small, not too big, tough, able, not always the best on the road and not always the best off-road. If it were a football player, it would be a tight-end that can block and catch. If it were a hamburger – a double burger with cheese and bacon, but not the Whopper.

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Jaguar 3 Series-fighter to spawn coupe, wagon

With its sights set on the BMW 3 Series, Jaguar could be planning a full range of models for its upcoming entry-level car – possibly called the XS.

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AT&T Moto X getting ready to get camera-improving update

The T-Mobile Moto X received a really nice update just a couple of days ago, mostly to improve the device's lackluster camera quality. We figured it was only a matter of time before other versions got the camera-improving treat, and it seems like AT&T might be up next. One of our secret tipsters is part of the Motorola Feedback Network and he has just received an email regarding a “secret” software update for the AT&T Moto X.

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F1 2014 Said To Arrive With 60FPS And Improved Physics

How does next generation video games sound to you. Definitely, it will receive a couple of thumbs up, right. Apparently, we have received word that all upcoming F1 games that will arrive on the Xbox One as well as the PlayStation 4 will boast of a 60 frames per second framerate, in addition to improved physics compared to existing console versions. This particular bit of news has been given further confirmation by the Codemasters communications manager Andy Gray, who claimed that Codemasters had "hit the peak of where we can go with the current-gen stuff, not only in terms of visuals but obviously physics and everything.".

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Porsche's latest Driver's Selection keeps enthusiasts happy at home

Porsche fans – and there are certainly plenty of them out there, even in here on the Autoblog editorial staff – can be pretty emphatic about their enthusiasm, insisting that the 911 is the very definition of the sportscar. And for some, merely admiring one from afar or even leaving theirs parked outside isn't enough. For just such enthusiats, Porsche Design has expanded its Driver's Selection with some tantalizing additions for the home and office.

Autoblog , Porsche's latest Driver's Selection keeps enthusiasts happy at home, Porsche's latest Driver's Selection keeps enthusiasts happy at home

AT&T Eyes European Carriers For Future Acquisitions

It wasn't too long ago that AT&T's attempt acquire T-Mobile had fallen through, resulting in both companies who seemed pretty close at that time, to become even bigger rivals than before. In any case it seems that AT&T is now looking beyond the US for future carrier acquisitions, and according to the reports, AT&T is now eyeing the European region for potential acquisitions in the future.

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YouTube looks to clean up their comments section with the help of Google+

Visiting YouTube's comment section is enough to make anyone want to leave this planet for good. In fact, YouTube has built a reputation for harboring some of the worst internet trolls this side of 4chan. There was no easy solution on how Google planned on cleaning up YouTube's comments, but today they announced their new plan of action and it involves, what else, but Google+. Okay, so no surprise there. Google pulled a similar stunt back when they faced the task of cleaning up Google Play Store comments, and we'd say that it worked out pretty well for the most part.


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Apple Rumored To Be Working With Quanta Computer On Larger iPad

We have heard in the past rumors that Apple could be looking to create a larger iPad tablet, despite how some reports are suggesting that the current form factor is considered to be more appealing, but then again Apple has never really followed convention so we guess it wouldn't be a complete surprise. In any case according to a new report from the United Daily News, they are claiming that Apple is currently working with Quanta Computer on manufacturing the alleged larger iPad, claiming that the display Apple is working on could be a 12" one, despite the previous report which suggested a 12.9" display.

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iPhone Dock Concept Turns Your Phone Into A Bedside Lamp

I personally don't have a bedside lamp as my wife is the kind of person who likes to keep as much light out of the bedroom as possible. That means my usual pajamas completely covered in Christmas lights is not welcome in our bedroom, and neither is a lamp. But, if a lamp was welcome to my bedroom, I would certainly like it to use the power of my iPhone's flash in order to illuminate whatever it is I need light for. Shay Alkalay and Yael Mer from Raw Edges Design Studio came up with a way to make our iPhones as more than just a bedside companion that sucks up energy from our wall outlets on a nightly basis.

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Tron Legacy-Themed Nintendo 64

We sure have been seeing a lot of love for Nintendo's last video game console to use game cartridges, the Nintendo 64, within the modding community. We recently saw the N64 Book Case Mod, which we felt would be a perfect modification for you if you love reading as much as you love your videos games. Today, we're seeing another Nintendo 64 mod that pays homage to TRON Legacy. The customized N64 has portions of its console and controller fitted with what looks to be glow-in-the-dark strips along with a reflective plastic coating to give it its slick look.

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Your pet doesn't have to be lonely when he's home alone

We've featured a lot of pet gadgets on The Gadgeteer.  There seem to be more and more of them on the market, which indicates how devoted pet owners are to their pets.  I know my little Teddy seems like a child to me, and I hate having to leave him home alone for long stretches of time.  It's much better for him to be home and a little lonely than scorching in a hot car – which I would NEVER do, but it would be nice to check in on him.  If your pet has separation anxiety, you'd probably also like a way to keep him calm so he's not bothering the neighbors or tearing up the house.

The Gadgeteer , Your pet doesn't have to be lonely when he's home alone, Your pet doesn't have to be lonely when he's home alone

New Japanese Wii U Bundle Includes Games, Wiimote And Karaoke Subscription

Nintendo hasn't done a lot of bundling of its Wii U in the U.S. as we've only seen a ZombiU bundle and the new The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD bundle, which was released just this past weekend. Japan on the other hand has seen quite a few Wii U bundles, with two more added to the list. Nintendo will offer two bundles for Japanese Wii U potential owners some free games, an additional Wii controller and a one-month subscription to Nintendo x Joysound Wii Karaoke U. Both bundles being offered will be available in either white or black, but they'll both have 32GB of internal storage making them both Deluxe models.

Ubergizmo , New Japanese Wii U Bundle Includes Games, Wiimote And Karaoke Subscription, New Japanese Wii U Bundle Includes Games, Wiimote And Karaoke Subscription

It’s the business: CIOs demand more strategic suppliers

CIOs looking for more business input from the channelLondon, 24 September 2013 – Over half of CIOs want to see their ICT partners demonstrate more business awareness, a new study has shown. Commissioned by TalkTalk Business, and conducted by Ovum, the Integrate Britain research surveyed CIOs and their Procurement counterparts in 200 large public and private sector organisations, to discover the true state of the enterprise’s relationship with the channel.

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Garmin Selects COACH14™ for New VIRB™ Action Cameras

CSR enables superior image quality, low power and functionality in new action cameras Cambridge, UK and Sunnyvale, California, USA – September 24 2013 – CSR plc (LSE: CSR; NASDAQ: CSRE) today announced that Garmin has chosen CSR’s COACH14™ Digital Video Processor for its first action cameras. The CSR powered water-resistant VIRB™ and VIRB Elite™, launched in August, enable users to capture their most daring stunts and tricks in quality HD video.

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Oppo N1 announced with rotating camera & official support for flashing CyanogenMod

While we'd heard Oppo would be bringing a new high end smartphone to the masses, it has finally been made official. It's the Oppo N1, a 5.9 inch smartphone with a Snapdragon 600 processor sitting inside. This unique device features a 13 megapixel rotating camera that can be horizontally swiveled for up to 260 degrees of range. Thus, it acts as both the rest and front camera, and any other angle you might need.



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Low-cost BlackBerry handset codenamed Kopi leaks out

Following the footsteps of the C-series device we saw a couple of days ago, another unannounced, low-cost BlackBerry 10 smartphone has made an unscheduled appearance. Codenamed Kopi, the upcoming smartphone offers a combination of a hardware QWERTY keyboard and a touchscreen. The BlackBerry Kopi will reportedly sit below the already budget-friendly Q5 in the troubled manufacturerÂ's range. The handset is rumored to pack faster chipset than the BlackBerry Q5, as well as removable battery.




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More Android 4.4 KitKat Screenshots Spotted

We have seen our fair share news concerning the upcoming Nexus 5 which is supposedly meant to be manufactured by the folks over at LG, and most recently, an alleged Nexus 5 was seen in the wild with what is claimed to be the Android 4.4 KitKat boot screen. Well, here we are with additional Android 4.4 KitKat screens spotted, where the leaked images reveal a redesigned phone dialer as well as messaging app as a teaser. The phone dialer itself will feature a light color scheme that would be a rather major move away from its existing look.

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Limited Edition Samsung Galaxy Note 3 with flexible display rumored to launch next month

Seems like every year rumors begin to swirl of a new Samsung device releasing with one of the manufacturers fancy new flexible LCD displays. We saw it back with the Galaxy Note 2, a few months later with the Galaxy S4, and of course, the recently announced Note 3. In the end, it always ends up the same: another Galaxy iteration with the same ‘ol design and flat display panels we're all accustomed to. But there's still hope yet for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3.
It wasn't too long ago — just before the official announcement — there were rumors of the Galaxy Note 3 launching in 4 different hardware versions.

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DukePad Is Powered By The Raspberry Pi

The Raspberry Pi, when it first hit the market, definitely made a case for itself as being an inexpensive piece of computing that hobbyists would definitely find it to be fun tinkering around with. After all, $35 will not net you much these days, but with the Raspberry Pi, you end up with a processor, memory, input and output, and a memory card slot, now how about that. Here we are with DukePad, touted to be a rather interesting invention in the form of a Raspberry Pi-powered tablet.

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Samsung's 64-bit Exynos Chipsets Reportedly In Final Stages Of Development

When Apple unveiled the iPhone 5s, they announced a new 64-bit processor as well in the form of the A7, and it wasn't too long after that announcement that Samsung announced their own plans for a 64-bit processor as well. It wasn't sure as to when Samsung would be done with their 64-bit processors, but it was expected that it might be a while before we see them, but a recent report by a Korean publication has suggested that the company's 64-bit processor could be in the final stages of development. The processor would be part of Samsung's Exynos lineup for chipsets which has made its debut in some of Samsung's products.

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Introducing The LG Vu 3 Series Android Superphone!

Perhaps, it wants to take on the competition from the likes of Samsung and Apple, and draw itself some favorable attention. Not to mention, that would take a lot of firepower (as well as considerable time) to tread on that route. But the LG Vu 3 isn't quite disappointing.

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Microsoft Surface Pro 2 hands-on (video)

With the new model, Microsoft tells us to expect 50 percent more color accuracy, better graphics and 20-percent faster performance. As far as we can tell, the Pro 2 will only be offered with a Core i5 Haswell processor clocked at 1.6GHz, and you can choose from 4GB or 8GB of RAM. During today's presentation, Microsoft really emphasized the Surface Pro 2's computing chops by demoing the machine processing raw 6K video. If it wasn't quite clear what makes the Pro more expensive than the Tegra 4-powered Surface 2, we'll spell it out once more: performance, plain and simple.

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