CM9 Nightly Builds for Galaxy S i9000/i9000B now available

There was an understandable hue and cry when Samsung announced that the original Galaxy S would not receive an Ice Cream Sandwich update. Manufacturers’ love for their custom UIs had won again, and all that Samsung promised to calm down the mob was a ‘value pack’. But, as we all knew, the developer community wouldn’t let such a popular phone die an early death. There are a few ROMs on XDA already, and users can also now get a taste of CM9 with their nightly builds.

Do remember this is for the international (and the Brazilian) version only.

Android Phone, CM9 Nightly Builds for Galaxy S i9000/i9000B now available

Spotify takes Facebook's Timeline feature to insane extremes

Worried that Facebook's new Timeline feature is going to offer up too much information. Don't worry, whatever roller coaster ride your relationship status updates might be, you've got nothing on Spotify.

Engadget, Spotify takes Facebook's Timeline feature to insane extremes

Back 2 Cover – Custom Back Glass for your iPhone

We've all seen eleventy bazillion stick-on skins for the iPhone. Ho Hum right. Well how about replacing the entire back glass of your iPhone 4S/4 with a custom image printed under glass. Back 2 Cover offers a variety of designs to choose from. But if you really want to be fancy, you can use your own image. Custom images will set you back 39,90 € ($53.13), while existing styles are priced at 29,90 € ($39.81). The replacement kit comes with a special screw driver and instructions.

The Gadgeteer, Back 2 Cover â€" Custom Back Glass for your iPhone

X-O Manowar has QR code talking cover

Are you an avid comic collector. I remember the early days of Image Comics where Jim Lee was recruited, and the company's main strength lay in the gorgeous visuals, but story-wise, Image Comics failed to deliver the kind of substance that Marvel and DC had established over the past decades. Apart from that, Valiant Comics, too, entered the scene at around the same time, and I remember Joe Queseda's work on X-O Manowar alongside the beautiful cover of issue #0 that was quite the rage in the speculator's market.

Ubergizmo, X-O Manowar has QR code talking cover

TAT7′s iPhone Scuba Case lets you take photos underwater

If you enjoy taking underwater photos particularly during your scuba diving sessions, instead of forking out the cash for an underwater capable camera, how about using your iPhone instead. No, the iPhone has not suddenly developed waterproof features, but you might be interested in checking out TAT7's iPhone Scuba case, which we hopey the name and the picture above might have clued you in on what to expect. The case is presumably sealed against water leaking in, and it will feature three mechanical buttons placed strategically to operate the iPhone's camera app while underwater.

Ubergizmo, TAT7′s iPhone Scuba Case lets you take photos underwater

Zite for Android launched

When it comes to reading the news, iOS users have access to plenty of news curating apps, although some of the more popular ones include Flipboard and Zite. The good news for Android users is that it looks like Zite has arrived on Android and should be bringing Android users the same experience that iPad users have been enjoying all this while. For those unfamiliar with Zite, the app could be thought of as Pandora for news.

Ubergizmo, Zite for Android launched

Lumia 800 Software Update Starts Rolling Out, Windows Phone Marketplace Now Available in 13 More Countries & Google Maps For Android Updated

How to Avoid the Common Pitfalls of Mobile App Development. Mobile development has come a long way in the past few years. But as technology continues to introduce new and more innovating products at a rapid pace, there's room for many developers to make huge mistakes along the way - ones that could jeopardize their product or even their entire business. We spoke with four leaders in mobile app development about the common issues developers often face when create a new product.

Cell Phones Ca, Lumia 800 Software Update Starts Rolling Out, Windows Phone Marketplace Now Available in 13 More Countries & Google Maps For Android Updated

Judge says Chrysler doesn't have to reinstate closed dealers

Chrysler made the difficult (and controversial) decision in 2009 to close 789 dealerships leading up to the automaker's abbreviated bankruptcy. The move helped Chrysler eliminate some redundancies and limit in-brand competition, but many of the dealers who lost their franchises weren't at all pleased with the move. It didn't take long for many of those dealers to sue Chrysler for the right to stay in business, and the court cases are still being settled in 2012.

Autoblog, Judge says Chrysler doesn't have to reinstate closed dealers

RIM CEO Thorsten Heins reportedly 'clearing house,' laying off numerous executives

With BlackBerry World only weeks away and RIM's earnings report merely hours away, it looks as if newly-appointed CEO Thorsten Heins will be leading it with quite the bang. While Heins has done a truly exceptional job of laying low (really low) during his first few months in the corner office, he's evidently been hard at work rearranging chairs. mentally, at least. According to The Globe and Mail's Iain Marlow, a trusted source has informed him that the BlackBerry maker's head honcho has begun "clearing house," with senior vice presidents and VP-level executives being informed of the imminent changes today.

Engadget, RIM CEO Thorsten Heins reportedly 'clearing house,' laying off numerous executives

Nissan releases final teaser for all-new Altima (video)

Nissan has released the fifth and final teaser of its all-new 2013 Altima sedan ahead of the car's official debut at the 2012 New York Auto Show. It's a good thing this is the last one, because Nissan has seen fit to show off almost the entire car, albeit very quickly and never stationary. It's plain to see that this new Altima will be much swoopier than before, with a highly stylized front fascia and a steep D-pillar arc. We also note a rising body line that starts above the side mirrors before heading over the rear haunches to the taillamps.



Autoblog, Nissan releases final teaser for all-new Altima (video)

HTC enables offline navigation on its WP smartphones

HTC just called Nokia's raise and enabled free voice-guided navigation through its Locations app, available on its Windows Phone smartphones. This should help even the playing field between the HTC WP handsets and their Nokia Lumia rivals. Even though Locations was not initially meant to compete with Nokia Drive, it will now allow you to download maps for offline use and navigate you through them.

GSM Arena, HTC enables offline navigation on its WP smartphones

Apple patents Siri-like system for controlling cameras, PMPs through a computer or smartphone

"Siri, turn on the flash and take three pictures with my camera after waiting two seconds." Apple's intelligent voice control system has been wildly popular amongst consumers in the U.S., and abroad, but Siri could be making her way to other devices in the future, including iPods, cameras and other consumer electronics. "Okay, Rock God, I will take your picture in two, one..." A patent by Apple filed in 2010 but published today describes a scenario in which you could control a secondary electronic device using your voice, with all of the backend processing passing through a connected smartphone or computer.

Engadget

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at2359, Apple patents Siri-like system for controlling cameras, PMPs through a computer or smartphone

NVIDIA CEO: $199 Tegra 3 tablets could be a reality by summer

At CES NVIDIA and ASUS unveiled a 7-inch tablet with a quad-core Tegra 3 processor. The specs aren't exactly special at this point in the game, but the pricing model was. The new slate would be hitting shelves at $250. Since then, rumors of the device becoming a Nexus-branded ASUS tablet in partnership with Google have mucked things up a bit, potentially driving the price to as low as $150 while sacrificing certain hardware elements that may or may not include the Tegra 3 chipset.

Android Phone, NVIDIA CEO: $199 Tegra 3 tablets could be a reality by summer

GM turns to MTV to sell cars to younger generations

Car companies worldwide have had a terrible track record creating cars that attract hip, young buyers. Despite all their best efforts to cater to the cool cats, the 18-24 demographic prefers to defy categorization. But now it seems car companies have a new, more vexing problem. The 18-24 crowd doesn't want cars at all.

General Motors knows all too well about its aging demographics and has turned to a creative new marketing firm to have a shot at bringing down the age of their average buyer. The firm is called Scratch and is part of MTV (owned by Viacom).

Autoblog, GM turns to MTV to sell cars to younger generations

Brightpearl’s retail customers’ growth exceeds retail industry average

Brightpearl’s customers’ sales grew at 35% in 2011 compared to single digit growth of the industry at largeBrightpearl, a pioneering vendor of cloud-based software for small retailers, today announces impressive customer growth figures bucking industry trends. Brightpearl’s software has helped its customers see exceptional growth, with like-for-like sales growth of 35 per cent between February 2011 and February 2012.

Press Release Distribution, Brightpearl’s retail customers’ growth exceeds retail industry average

AzTtec PC case mod takes the Thermaltake Level 10 GT back in time

The Thermaltake Level 10 GT PC case is quite a sight on its own, but it's also proven to be popular among case modders, who have taken things to some considerable extremes in the past year. One of the most impressive to date is this so-called AzTtec mod by bit-tech.net member dmcgrath, who's ditched the usual LEDs and gaming inspirations in favor of something that makes even steampunk look thoroughly modem by comparison. To do that, he carved the enclosure you see above by hand out of a material called Balsa Foam, and then proceeded to painstakingly paint it and adorn it foliage and other tiny details.

Engadget

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itworld, AzTtec PC case mod takes the Thermaltake Level 10 GT back in time

Samsung Galaxy S i9000 Value Pack update goes live in Korea

Last month, when detailing its Android 4.0 ICS upgrade plans for the Galaxy S II, Samsung also unveiled that the original Galaxy S i9000 would get a Value Pack update. Today, the update is being rolled-out to Galaxy S users in South Korea. As previously mentioned, the Value Pack brings some Ice Cream Sandwich features to the i9000: Face Unlock, enhanced launcher, simultaneously photo and video shooting, and others.

Unwired View, Samsung Galaxy S i9000 Value Pack update goes live in Korea

Sony pulls another game from PlayStation Store after new Vita exploit found

Sony's withdrawn Everybody's Tennis from the PlayStation Store after discovering it could be used to hack the PS Vita. The game was pulled without warning (probably to the consternation of tennis fans) as the company attempts to keep absolute control on its new platform. It's the second title to get the treatment after hacker Wololo discovered an exploit in Motorstorm Arctic Edge that allowed the Vita Half-Byte-loader to be launched on the device.

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wgitn, Sony pulls another game from PlayStation Store after new Vita exploit found

Apple offers refund over Australian 4G iPad confusion

Confused over Apple's liberal use of the 4G moniker. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission reckons you have a point and took those concerns to Apple Australia. The company has now responded to the country's federal court, offering to contact — by email — everyone who bought the retina-screened slab and promise a refund if they felt misled over its connectivity capabilities. Apple will also amend its point of sale details to explain that while it can connect to 4G (LTE) networks in the US and Canada, it won't connect to Australia's own next-generation network offered by Telstra.

2DayBlog.com, Apple offers refund over Australian 4G iPad confusion

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

Windows Phone Marketplace now available in Iceland and 12 other countries

Here's some good news for those of you in Bulgaria, Iceland and a handful of other countries: the Windows Phone Marketplace has just arrived at your doorstep. Microsoft heralded its arrival in a blog post today, enumerating a grand total of 13 new markets: Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Croatia, Estonia, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine, and Venezuela. Today's announcement comes just a few months after the Marketplace launched in Argentina, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Peru and the Philippines, expanding Windows Phone's global coverage to a total of 54 countries.

Engadget, Windows Phone Marketplace now available in Iceland and 12 other countries

Lumia 800C unveiled as Nokia's first Windows Phone for China

. Nokia on Wednesday unveiled its first Windows Phone for the Chinese market, the Lumia 800C. The handset is slated to launch in April exclusively on China Telecom. “We're excited to introduce our first Lumia smartphone, the Nokia 800C, to this important market with our exclusive launch partner, China Telecom. Working closely together, we've created a compelling, locally relevant experience on the Nokia 800C especially tailored for people in China,” Nokia CEO Stephen Elop said.

Boy Genius Report, Lumia 800C unveiled as Nokia's first Windows Phone for China

Pentax 25mm f/4 Lens For 645D Medium Format Camera

Pentax has announced the availability of the new DA645 25mm f/4 lens for its popular 645D medium format digital SLR camera. The lens features a full frame focal length equivalent to 19.5mm. The Pentax 25mm f/4 lens also supports the company's Super Multi-Coating (SMC), Aspherical Elements (AL), Supersonic Motor Drive (SDM), and all-weather (AW) construction. What's more, it has a rounded 9-blade diaphragm that delivers excellent bokeh in the out-of-focus areas in your images. The Pentax 25mm f/4 lens for 645D medium format camera is currently available to pre-order for $4,999.95.

TechFresh, Pentax 25mm f/4 Lens For 645D Medium Format Camera

Huawei's MyTouch Ascend Device Gets Hands-on Treatment

While Huawei's MyTouch phone for T-Mobile has been known to exist, it's been escaping the grips of many-a people up to this point. Engadget procured the phone, however, and posted a hands-on for all to see. The device is placed in the low-end to mid-range market with its 1.4GHz S2 processor, 4GB of internal storage, 1GB of RAM, a VGA front camera, a 5 megapixel rear camera, and a 4-inch display. A spec-sheet lists it as having Android 4.0 but the unit handled only has 2.3.6 and a custom user interface. This device also features a nice spring-loaded slide-out keyboard. Hit the source link for the full hands-on, including video.

Android Phone, Huawei's MyTouch Ascend Device Gets Hands-on Treatment

RIM slashes BlackBerry prices in India one day ahead of Q4 earnings

. Research In Motion has made drastic cuts to BlackBerry smartphone prices in India just one day before the Waterloo, Ontario-based vendor is scheduled to report its results for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2012. Several analysts expect RIM to miss Wall Street's consensus when it announces its earnings results on Thursday, despite having issued lower than expected fourth-quarter guidance. The struggling smartphone vendor dropped prices on multiple models in India by up to 26%, BGR sister site BGR.in reported on Wednesday.

Boy Genius Report, RIM slashes BlackBerry prices in India one day ahead of Q4 earnings

Boston Dynamics lies down with BigDog, gets giant fleas (video)

Remember what it was like when you first fell in love with Boston Dynamics' rocky terrain traversing BigDog robot. Get ready to fall in love all over again. Meet the Sand Flea, a plucky little 11-pound robot that can jump a mind-boggling 30 feet in a single bound, while an on-board stabilization system helps make landings a bit smoother. The RC four-wheeler's development is being funded by the Army's Rapid Equipping Force. Your move, iRobot.

Engadget, Boston Dynamics lies down with BigDog, gets giant fleas (video)

East Vs West London Fashion: Fashion Bloggers Debate SS12 Trends at Westfield FutureFashion Preview

To celebrate spring/summer 2012, Westfield London and Westfield Stratford City launches futurefashion running all this week at the White City, and then the following week at Stratford. With the event being the first time Stratford and London are hosting a collaborative ss12 launch, it’s the ideal occasion to celebrate East and West London styles.Along with Grazia’s fashion editor at large, Melanie Rickey, Westfield invited six leading fashion bloggers to be the very first to preview the future fashion concept at Westfield London.

Press Release Distribution, East Vs West London Fashion: Fashion Bloggers Debate SS12 Trends at Westfield FutureFashion Preview

NHTSA wants to issue larger fines for safety and recall infractions

Toyota made all kinds of news during its recall woes, with one headline item being the record-breaking $32.4 million civil penalty it paid to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The charge was levied by NHTSA because it considered Toyota tardy in announcing its recalls, and was almost twice the additionally record-setting $16.4 million fine that Toyota paid to address the recall itself. According to a report in Reuters, though, NHTSA Administrator David Strickland believes that such fines aren't strong enough deterrents for automakers. Currently the maximum fine the NHTSA can levy per infraction is $17 million.

Autoblog, NHTSA wants to issue larger fines for safety and recall infractions

Sony eliminates two divisions, restructures electronics unit

. In a effort to cut costs and improve its financial situation, Sony is eliminating two divisions at its main electronics unit, promoting three executives and keeping a close eye on its money-losing television unit, Bloomberg's Businessweek reported on Tuesday. The Japanese company will shut down its consumer products and services group, which handled consumer-level electronics, and the professional device and solutions group, which handled business oriented products and components.

Boy Genius Report, Sony eliminates two divisions, restructures electronics unit

T-Mobile to raise prices of two unlimited data plans beginning April 4th

. According to a purported T-Mobile memo obtained by TmoNews, the nation's No.4 carrier may be looking to increase the price of its premium 5GB and ultra 10GB unlimited data packages. The change could go into effect as early as April 4th and would add an additional $5 to the cost each plan. The 5GB plan will jump from $35 to $40 per month and the 10GB plan will increase from $65 to $70. T-Mobile's Value Plan pricing will remain unchanged. The premium and ultra plan increases will only apply to customers who sign up for service after the effective date, however.


Boy Genius Report, T-Mobile to raise prices of two unlimited data plans beginning April 4th

James Cameron journeys to the Challenger Deep, lives to tell the tale in 3D (video)

It's easy for life to imitate art when you're armed with near billion dollar coffers. Taking a cue from his 1989 hit, The Abyss, James Cameron made a solo plunge down to the deepest part of the Earth - a spot seven miles below sea level known as the Challenger Deep - and recorded his journey in 3D for our slack-jawed, couchbound amusement. The terrain, described by Cameron as both "desolate" and "lunar," is part of the Mariana Trench and had remained unexplored by humanity since the Trieste first touched down in 1960.

Engadget, James Cameron journeys to the Challenger Deep, lives to tell the tale in 3D (video)

Lucid by LG officially announced for Verizon

We've heard about the Lucid before in the past, and it looks like the latest leaked specs of the phone were right on the money. The Lucid by LG (previously thought to be named Lucid 4G) will feature a 4″ Gorilla Glass display, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, Android 2.3 Gingerbread (upgradeable to Ice Cream Sandwich), a 5-megapixel rear camera (1080p HD video capable), front facing camera, DLNA, 4G LTE connectivity, Mobile hotspot (up to 10 devices), and preloaded apps such as Polaris Office and Video Producer (for editing videos).

Ubergizmo, Lucid by LG officially announced for Verizon

Novatech Ultrabook range goes to nFinity, well, at least four

Novatech has just put its own spin on the Ultrabook theme, outing its new nFinity line of svelte, 14-inch, portables. The base model is driven by an i3 chip, 2GB of RAM, and 64GB of SSD storage, for a £430 (about $687) asking price. If you want a little more pep, however, there are naturally i5 and i7 options too (£580 / $926 and £699 / $1,117 respectively), both of which get a RAM upgrade to 4GB, and double the SSD at 128GB. There are a few things which might dampen your purchasing flame, such as the lack of USB3.0, and perhaps the plastic finish.

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cherryapple, Novatech Ultrabook range goes to nFinity, well, at least four

Nokia Lumia 800C review posted, then removed ahead of tomorrow's China launch. Hands-on pics galore

As you probably already know if this isn't your first visit to Unwired View, the Nokia Lumia 800C will be announced tomorrow. It will be a version of the Lumia 800 made especially for China Telecom, the third biggest carrier over there. It will be launched as part of Nokia's big Windows Phone push in China, with which the Finnish company hopes to regain some of its lost market share. The fact that this device hasn't even been announced yet hasn't stopped ZOL.com.cn from publishing a hands-on review post of the yet-unreleased Windows Phone at this link.









Unwired View, Nokia Lumia 800C review posted, then removed ahead of tomorrow's China launch. Hands-on pics galore

Jeep drops details on six Easter Jeep Safari Concepts

Jeep has released details on six new concepts the company crafted for this year's Easter Jeep Safari, including the Grand Cherokee Trailhawk Concept. And while that vehicle boasts a slew of off-road goodies, including tow hooks, aggressive Goodyear Wrangler rubber and a rear light bar, we're more interested in the wicked Mighty FC Concept pictured above. Engineers built the Mighty FC as a tribute to the Jeep Forward Control that was offered between 1956 and 1965. Using a 2012 Wrangler Rubicon as a platform, the company stretched the wheelbase, stuck the cab ahead of the front axle and threw in a custom drop-side cargo box.

Autoblog, Jeep drops details on six Easter Jeep Safari Concepts

Nokia Lumia 900, HTC Titan II off-contract pricing revealed

Signing on for two-year contracts isn't for everyone. Some might enjoy being contract-free as it lets them switch phones and plans whenever they feel like it without having to pay any penalties, and if you think you fall into that category and you were eyeing some of Windows Phone's latest offerings like the Nokia Lumia 900 and HTC Titan II, you will be pleased to hear that both devices will be available off contract and will be priced at $449.99 and $549.99 respectively. The Nokia Lumia 900 for AT&T was recently announced yesterday and for those who might have missed the news, the device will be retailing at $99 on a two-year contract.

Ubergizmo, Nokia Lumia 900, HTC Titan II off-contract pricing revealed

Sprint Offers HTC EVO 3D For Free

Here's another hot deal from Sprint, they are offering you the HTC EVO 3D for free with a new 2-year contract agreement. Just to remind you, the handset packs a 4.3-inch 540 x 960 3D capacitive touchscreen display, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, a 1GB RAM, a 4GB of internal storage, a microSD card slot, a 5MP camera capable of capturing 3D pictures and videos, 1080p Full HD video recording in 2D, 4G WiMax, 3G, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, a 1730mAh battery and runs on Android 2.3 OS. Interested.

TechFresh, Sprint Offers HTC EVO 3D For Free

AT&T Labs, Carnegie Mellon investigating steering wheels with haptic feedback for navigation

Any device or system that draws a driver's attention away from the road is inherently distracting, but some navigation systems are better than others. Now, AT&T Labs is said to be hard at work developing a steering wheel with haptic feedback that may allow more drivers to keep their eyes off of the center console screen. According to MIT's Technology Review, the system uses 20 small actuators to to create a pattern of vibrations in the wheel. When the wheel buzzes clockwise, the driver is meant to turn to the right, while counterclockwise vibrations suggest turning left.

Autoblog, AT&T Labs, Carnegie Mellon investigating steering wheels with haptic feedback for navigation

Replay XD1080 – Video Camera Shaped Like a Flashlight

The Replay XD1080 is a video camera designed for extreme action. It features a water-resistant, hard anodized, rugged aluminum housing and a super easy 2 button control. One button toggles power and the other button toggles video recording. You can't get much easier than that. Video is stored on the included 4GB micro SDHC card. It also features a built-in full sized HDMI out connector, making it very easy to connect to your TV for instant playback of your extreme adventures.

The Gadgeteer, Replay XD1080 â€" Video Camera Shaped Like a Flashlight

Facebook profiles hijacked by Chrome extensions malware

It is not that easy to remain safe online these days with so many threats hanging around, but that does not mean you are unable to do your bit in preventing any untoward incidents from happening. One of the stories that was circulating over the weekend was that of the Chrome Web Store falling victim to Brazilian whack jobs, where Facebook profiles were hijacked by Chrome extensions malware. It was Kaspersky Lab who discovered malware-laden Chrome extensions, not to mention a criminal gang that has released different versions of its malware in a cat and mouse game with Google.

Ubergizmo, Facebook profiles hijacked by Chrome extensions malware

Samsung Galaxy S3 UK launch on the 30th of March?

With the Samsung Galaxy S3 being one of the more highly-anticipated devices of 2012, naturally there are plenty of fans and critics out there looking to see what Samsung will be bringing to the table. So far as far as release dates go, there have been plenty, so to add on to that list would be a more recent report which claims that Samsung could shock us with a Samsung Galaxy S3 launch in the UK come 30th of March which is less than a week away.

Ubergizmo, Samsung Galaxy S3 UK launch on the 30th of March?

Pininfarina designing luxury condos in Miami

Didn't get your deposit down in time to secure a condo in Porsche Design Tower. Not to worry, because just across town – that town being Miami – Pininfarina has been contracted to design another building. Developed by the Related Group, 1100 Millecento Residences (pictured) is being designed by Uruguayan architect Carlos Ott at 1100 South Miami Avenue.

Autoblog, Pininfarina designing luxury condos in Miami

World demands justice for Galaxy Nexus owner who 'beat' Windows Phone

Now here's a little righteous indignation to liven up your Monday. It's the sorry and admittedly one-sided tale of Galaxy Nexus-owner Sahas Katta, who claims he beat a "Get Smoked" Windows Phone challenge at a Microsoft store yesterday, but was denied his prize. To win a $1,000 laptop, he simply had to complete a task on his personal phone quicker than a store employee who was using a Windows Phone.

Engadget, World demands justice for Galaxy Nexus owner who 'beat' Windows Phone

Lomography announces Diana F+ Cai Guo-Qiang special edition camera

Fans of lomography, if you're looking to expand your collection of lomography cameras, Lomography has recently announced the Diana F+ Cai Guo-Qiang special edition medium format film camera, and apart from its design which features the artwork of Chinese artist, Cai Guo-Qiang, what makes it even more unique than usual is that only 1,000 units of the Diana F+ Cai Guo-Qiang special edition camera will be made, which means that collectors out there will probably want to get their credit cards ready before these cameras are sold out.

Ubergizmo, Lomography announces Diana F+ Cai Guo-Qiang special edition camera