PS Vita sold 1.2 million units worldwide

Are you a huge fan of portable gaming. Of course, the more casual gamers would stick to their smartphones and tablets, but really serious gamers will most probably have at least a Nintendo and a Sony portable handheld console in their pockets. Sony's latest effort is the Sony PS Vita, and it has already sold 1.2 million units around the world since it hit the US and Japan on February 22, 2012 and December 17, 2011, respectively. Sony claims that 1.2 million in sales have "exceeded expectations" – were they being more pessimistic than what I already thought, as gaming-mad Japan alone has so many gamers.

Ubergizmo, PS Vita sold 1.2 million units worldwide

Find Your Way with the Capt. Jules' Extraordinary Telescope Ring

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The Gadgeteer, Find Your Way with the Capt. Jules' Extraordinary Telescope Ring

Verizon's Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 with LTE officially launching tomorrow

First announced back in January at CES 2012, Verizon's Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 is now ready to hit the shelves. The largest US mobile carrier has just unveiled that the new tablet is going to be available starting tomorrow, March 1. The Galaxy Tab 7.7 will cost $499.99 with a new 2-yr contract - and you'll need to subscribe to a Verizon 4G LTE mobile broadband data package.

Unwired View, Verizon's Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 with LTE officially launching tomorrow

Killzone 3 Multiplayer arrives on PSN

Did you know that Killzone 3 is already a year old. Yes sir, that is right, and this is a call for celebration, never mind that it is just the first anniversary. After all, not all video games are going to last as long as a solid marriage. Well, Sony is proud to announce that they have rolled out a standalone version of the game's online component, right there on the PlayStation Store.

Ubergizmo, Killzone 3 Multiplayer arrives on PSN

Parking tickets will print your allocated parking spot

Let's face it, we have all been to the mall during the weekends and have experienced the difficulty in attempting to locate a parking spot, but thanks to designers Shih Chang-Chi, Huang Shao-Heng & Wang Shou-Yu, all of that could be a thing of the past, assuming of course mall parking lots are willing to implement their system. According to their design and concept, upon entering the mall, the machine that issues the parking ticket will also print a map of the parking lot. It will also mark on the ticket the spot that has been "reserved" for you.

Ubergizmo, Parking tickets will print your allocated parking spot

LG wants to be Google's next Nexus partner

. LG, which was once a leading player in the mobile space, has yet to make a real splash in the Android era of smartphones. The company is looking to change that, however, with the next Google Nexus device. ”We're heavily in discussions,” the head of LG's smartphone division Ramchan Woo said in an interview with CNET. “We're working on it.” Google's partners have been concerned that the company will let Motorola, which it recently acquired, get access to the latest Android updates before other vendors.

Boy Genius Report, LG wants to be Google's next Nexus partner

Apple to unveil quad-core iPad 3 in New York next week, CNBC reports

. Apple plans to unveil its next-generation iPad 3 at a press conference in New York City next week, CNBC reports. The news organization did not offer any additional information in its brief report, which was posted on its Twitter account on Tuesday morning. Earlier reports suggested Apple would announce the new tablet at a press conference in San Francisco, in line with the company's prior two iPad unveilings.

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maximum, Apple to unveil quad-core iPad 3 in New York next week, CNBC reports