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iPING Putter App improves your putting

iPING Putter App

Technology has been used to help golfers improve their game for quite awhile now. We’ve covered some apps before, and a high tech glove, and now the folks at PING have a new way to improve your putting. Called the iPING Putter App, this app measures your stroke type, impact angle, and tempo which you can use to compare with your friends and some pre-entered golfing pros.

The app aims to help users improve the consistencies of their putts, which in turn will make users’ putting strokes more reliable when playing on the golf course. The iPING Putter App will be available for free on the Apple App Store on June 20th, but the cradle for you to attach it to your putter is available separately. Video demonstration of the app after the break:

iPING Putter App improves your putting, By Ubergizmo. Top Stories : Atrix Review, Dell Streak 7 Review,

Posted: June 18th, 2011
at 10:05am by George Wong


Topics: Apple, CellPhones, app, iOS, iPhone, iping, ping, putter app


HTC Doubleshot with Android 2.3 Gingerbread and HTC Sense 3.0

The HTC Sensation is said to be the next flagship model where Android-powered smartphones from HTC is concerned, and with its release in London, UK a fortnight ago, word on the street has it that HTC might just release another Android-powered smartphone in due time, known as the Doubleshot. Now this is definitely a name that will perk you up during your mornings, knowing that you have one of the better and more powerful handsets in the market right in the palm of your hands.

HTC Doubleshot with Android 2.3 Gingerbread and HTC Sense 3.0, By Ubergizmo. Top Stories : iPad Review, Macbook Pro Review,

Posted: April 26th, 2011
at 7:56am by Edwin Kee


Topics: CellPhones, doubleshot, htc, htc doubleshot


Photography the SLOW Way

It’s easier than ever to produce professional looking photographs. Some mobile phones can produce stunning results but ask any professional photographer and they’d say people are diving into the prosumer market without understanding key fundamentals like framing and composition. The SLOW concept turns your mobile phone into a camera that gives you control over three built-in lenses; fixed, macro and fisheye. Frame your composition and push the shutter.

This is how it works:

  • To operate, slide the front face open and insert your mobile phone.
  • Turn the lens to select which lens effect you want.
  • The Slow Photography camera has three lenses; fixed focal length, macro and fisheye. Carefully compose your shot by looking through the viewfinder and push the shutter release to capture your shot.

Designer: href="http://www.dmccourt.com/" >David McCourt

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Posted: April 22nd, 2011
at 3:47pm by Radhika Seth


Topics: Cameras, CellPhones, David McCourt, Product Design, Slow Photography Camera, Technology


Verizon Droid Incredible 2 confirmed to be a world phone

Droid Incredible 2 flyerIt was previously rumored that the HTC Droid Incredible 2 arriving on Verizon would be a world phone (a phone that can work all over the world) and now there’s solid proof of it being a feature of the phone. A recently spotted flyer/poster proudly lists “Global Ready in more than 200 countries” as one of its selling points. Verizon now has one more phone to add to its lineup of world phones such as the Droid 2 Global and upcoming HTC Merge. No mention of a release date or price yet, but it shouldn’t be too far away now. Any takers for this Android world phone?

Verizon Droid Incredible 2 confirmed to be a world phone, By Ubergizmo. Top Stories : iPad 2 Review, Atrix Review,

Posted: April 14th, 2011
at 1:33am by George Wong


Topics: Android, CellPhones, droid, global, htc, incredible, incredible 2, incredible s, verizon, world phone


Unofficial Windows Phone 7 updater removed

Windows Phone 7 jailbreak

Remember the Windows Phone 7 updater by Team ChevronWP7 that allowed you to update your WP7 phone regardless of what model it may be and the warning Microsoft issued about it possibly putting your phones into an unserviceable state? There were disputes over the whole issue, with some folks saying that they’ve received notifications to official updates even after updating their phone unofficially. Well it looks like it does’nt matter anymore. Regardless of whether it negatively affects your WP7 device or not, the ChevronWP7 updater has been pulled off the internet because Microsoft told the developer that the tool was “breaking phones.” So there might be a possibility that users who updated their phones with the unofficial updater could be stuck on NoDo forever. The developer is working on how to rectify the solution, but until then it looks like a system restore of the phone to its original state should do the trick, which not many users are willing to do for now. I guess we’ll have to wait for the next WP7 Update to arrive first. Read the blog post about the updater being removed.

Unofficial Windows Phone 7 updater removed, By Ubergizmo. Top Stories : Atrix Review, Motorola Xoom Review,

Posted: April 9th, 2011
at 1:18am by George Wong


Topics: CellPhones, Microsoft, Phones, Windows phone 7, nodo, team chevronwp7, unofficial, update, updater, wp7


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