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Dolphin browser for Android adds redesigned UI, new store for web apps -

Dolphin has done a pretty fine job when it comes to keeping its browser loaded with plenty of handy features, both on Android and iOS. Now, the Dolphin's hit version 10 for Android, bringing along an array of things including a revamped user interface, drag-and-drop support for speed dials on the home screen, additional swipe-based gestures and a new store for web-based applications. In addition to all that, Dolphin brought back support for Adobe Flash, while also taking to this release to improve the built-in search options and allow users to dig through sites like Amazon, Twitter, Wikipedia and YouTube right from within the app. The overhauled Dolphin browser is now available on Google Play, so give the source below a quick click if you're eager to check out these changes. Filed under: Internet, Software Comments Via: Droid Life Source: Google Play

Batteries go green with wood as one of the ingredients. Like It , +1 , Tweet It , Pin It Original content from Ubergizmo.

Shoe manufacturers have employed all kinds of tactics to cut weight, making shoes that are lighter, quicker and smoother for training, sports and everyday living. Try as they might, there are only so many ounces to be lost when building a piece of gear from foam, rubber and leather. That's why Unbelievable Test Laboratory (UT.LAB) looks to an unconventional material called Tyvek paper in building its barely there Light Wing shoes... Continue Reading Tyvek paper shoes keep things light and airy Section: Good Thinking Tags: Footwear, Kickstarter, Shoes, Tyvek Related Articles: Under Armour's odd looking basketball shoe features articulating ankle support "No Place Like Home" GPS shoes inspired by The Wizard of Oz Verb for Shoe - very intelligent shoes! Nike crochets its way to running performance with Flyknit shoes SteriShoe uses UV light to eliminate smelly shoes Crosskix wants to make a functional, stylish EVA training shoe

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A new Kickstarter project known as the Scrooser has been announced. Like It , +1 , Tweet It , Pin It Original content from Ubergizmo.

Can a lock be more than just a device designed to let you in and out of your home and prevent others from doing the same? Well technically speaking, no it can't, but it most certainly can do a lot more than just open and close with a key. Schlage's Camelot Touchscreen Deadbolt is an example of this. While at its core it is an apparatus designed to keep intruders out of your house while letting you in, the touchscreen and internet connected features go a long way towards making it more useful. How does it actually work in everyday life? Keep reading to find out... Continue Reading Review: Schlage Camelot Touchscreen Deadbolt Section: Around The Home Tags: Alarm, Automation, Home, Lock, Reviews, Touchscreen Related Articles: Lockitron turns your smartphone into a house key The Schlage LiNK remotely-controllable door lock (and the demise of the key) Black & Decker previews high-tech locking system UniKey replaces physical door lock key with an app Master Lock introduces the dialSpeed electronic padlock August Smart Lock makes home security social

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LG has announced that their flexible OLED display will go into mass production in the fourth quarter of 2013, and the company says that they will make around 12,000 sheets of the flexible OLED each month. What is even more interesting is that the first device that will use the new flexible OLED from LG will be an LG produced smartphone, although not details on the device have been released as yet. (...)Original Story LG Flexible OLED Display To Enter Mass Production In Quarter 4 © Geeky Gadgets, 2013. | Permalink | Unauthorized duplication and or distribution of our content is strictly forbidden © Geeky Gadgets, 2013 The post LG Flexible OLED Display To Enter Mass Production In Quarter 4 appeared first on Geeky Gadgets.

NBA star decides to advertise his English bulldog on Twitter, looking for a buyer in the process. Like It , +1 , Tweet It , Pin It Original content from Ubergizmo.