We′re heading to Twestival today at Horizon Lounge in San Francisco (register here). The event aims at raising money for charity. In their own words:

“San Francisco’s goal is to help bring awareness to ConcernWorldWide(@concern) on March 25, 2009. Helping educate children who are in need, helping educate teachers, an…d build schools where needed. Joining us for a special performance will be @Stroke9!”

One more reason to join: there will be cool giveaways

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We’re live at SXSW with Evan Williams, the co-founder of Twitter, who is explaining how his service can help publishers generate more traffic. “We think that Twitter is an information network”, he says.

Go to live.ubergizmo.com now if you want to see what’s coming up with Twitter.

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[DEMO 2010] Ubergizmo is a media partner of DEMO and we have a good deal for our readers to attend DEMO Spring 2010 in late March: instead of $2,995 it will cost only $1836. Click here to register and save $1159 (Click “New registration”, then select “Attendee” on the second page and the special price will then appear).

DEMO has been around for 19 years and is recognized as one of the best conference for its selection of high quality startups and its well-crafted organization. It is one of my favorite tech conferences, and you can stop by Ubergizmo in March to follow our live coverage of the 50+ demos (live.ubergizmo.com). This session is the first one with Executive Producer Matt Marshall , the successor of Chris Shipley.

Throughout the 2 &fra⚸ day conference, 50 to 70 startups will present their new products on stage, during a 6 minute demo, in front of an audience composed of investors, innovators, entrepreneurs, industry influencers and top-tier media.

This year, the seven themes selected by DEMO include:

• Social and Media Technologies
• Health and Life Science Technologies
• Clean and Sustaining Technologies
• Cloud Technologies
• Enterprise Technologies
• Mobile Technologies
• Consumer Technologies

To get a feel of this great conference, check out our last year photo gallery and the hilarious (and educational) blog post from Redgie Snodgrass, former VP Business Development of DEMOgod Award recipient Skout. Check the agenda page for more info.

 

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Intel has launched its first Intel Atom processor-based platform which is optimized for networked home and small office storage devices. This platform will consist of the single-core Atom D410 processor or the dual-core D510 processor, coupled with the Intel 82801IR I/O Controller. According to Intel, there will be up to 50% power reduction and improved performance from this setup, compared to the previous generation of Atom processors. If you like nitty gritty details, the platform will feature six PCI Express lanes, 12 USB 2.0 ports, a port multiplier function, eSATA ports and also supports Windows Home Server, as well as Linux operating systems.

Press release.

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Ubergizmo is a media partner of DEMO Spring 2010, one of the best emerging technology conference that will be held in Palm Desert, CA, March 21-23, 2010. Throughout the 2 ½ day conference, 50 to 70 startups will present their new products on stage, during a 6 minute demo, in front of an audience composed of investors, innovators, entrepreneurs, industry influencers and top-tier media. See the video of DEMOGod Award Winner Emo Lab below.

Ubergizmo fans: free DEMO Spring 2010 pass!

We obtained 3 free DEMO Spring 2010 passes to giveaway to three of our “fans”. DEMO is an event during which the coolest startups are going to present a new product and/or their company. Ubergizmo is a media partner of DEMO Spring 2010. The rules are simple, please read:

• We will choose at our discretion who gets the pass
• Don’t enter the giveaway more than once (we check)
• Ubergizmo employees, contractors and family members cannot participate
• Step1: You’re a fan, right? So become an Ubergizmo fan in Facebook
• SteѢ: Add a comment to this entry to tell us why you should get the pass. Add a link to your Facebook profile, so that we can contact you, if you win.
• This giveaway will close on Monday, March 1st, 2010 at noon (Pacific Time). (We reserve the right to extend a bit the deadline)
• Three (3) commenters will be chosen. Each will receive one (1) DEMO Spring 2010 pass (Price - $2,495 regular rate - $1,836 with Ubergizmo discount code)
• Good luck!

We will cover DEMO live starting from March 21st, 2010, so we’ll hopefully see one of you there, and if not, come to Ubergizmo to check out great new tech products and services. More info about DEMO Spring 2010 after the jump.

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It’s tax season, a time of year that identity thieves are looking to prey on unsuspecting victims. That’s why we’ve joined forces with Fellowes to give away five of their new Microshred Series shredders (specifically the MS-450Ci), which literally shred paper into dust (3,000 pieces to be exact). Protect your sensitive information and enter to win! Here’s how Fellowes describes its product:

“Fellowes Microshred Series shredders are designed to help consumers and business professionals protect their confidential information at home and in the workplace. The Microshred product line is the first to combine Micro-Cut capabilities with 100% Jam Proof technology, reducing paper documents into pieces 10x smaller than a Cross-Cut shredder, making them virtually impossible for identity thieves to piece back together.”

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DEMO, one of the best emerging technology conference, will be held march 21-23 in Palm Desert, where over 60 companies will launch their innovative technology product. Throughout the 2 ½ day conference, they will present their new products on stage, during a 6 minute demo, in front of an audience composed of investors, innovators, entrepreneurs, industry influencers and top-tier media. Additionally, industry thought leaders will debate the biggest trends happening in each of DEMO vertical segments after they launch.

Click here to register at Ubergizmo’s preferred rate (Click “New registration”, then select “Attendee” on the second page and the special price will then appear).

This year, the seven themes selected by DEMO include:

• Social and Media Technologies
• Health and Life Science Technologies
• Clean and Sustaining Technologies
• Cloud Technologies
• Enterprise Technologies
• Mobile Technologies
• Consumer Technologie

The first set of expert speakers hase been announced by DEMO yesterday: Satish Dharmaraj, a Partner with Redpoint Ventures, Richard Wong joined Accel in 200 and serves on the board of AdMob, the mobile advertising player and Peter Fenton joined Benchmark Capital in 2006 after spending seven years as a partner with Accel. Full bios the complete article.

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[DEMO 2010] Ubergizmo is a media partner of DEMO and we have a good deal for our readers to attend DEMO Spring 2010 in late March: instead of $2,995 it will cost only $1836. Click here to register and save $1159 (Click “New registration″, then select “Attendee″ on the second page and the special price will then appear).

DEMO has been around for 19 years and is recognized as one of the best conference for its selection of high quality startups and its well-crafted organization. It is one of my favorite tech conferences, and you can stop by Ubergizmo in March to follow our live coverage of the 50+ demos (live.ubergizmo.com). This session is the first one with Executive Producer Matt Marshall , the successor of Chris Shipley.

Throughout the 2 ½ day conference, 50 to 70 startups will present their new products on stage, during a 6 minute demo, in front of an audience composed of investors, innovators, entrepreneurs, industry influencers and top-tier media.

This year, the seven themes selected by DEMO include:

• Social and Media Technologies
• Health and Life Science Technologies
• Clean and Sustaining Technologies
• Cloud Technologies
• Enterprise Technologies
• Mobile Technologies
• Consumer Technologies

To get a feel of this great conference, check out our last year photo gallery and the hilarious (and educational) blog post from Redgie Snodgrass, former VP Business Development of DEMOgod Award recipient Skout. Check the agenda page for more info.

 

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[MWC 2010] We have been able to perform some live coverage at the various press conferences in Barcelona, despite the connectivity uncertainty… Tonight at 11 pm Pacific time (8 pm Eastern and 8 am Barcelona time the next day), LG will held a press conference at MWC. Go to live.ubergizmo.com to follow our live coverage of the announcement(s?). And, please, do not be too harsh on us if the connection is not there, connecting to the Internet at press events has been a challenge since the beginning… Stay tuned.

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MSI has made their graphics cards a little more attractive to graphics professionals. MSI has announced that it will be bundling the Super LoiLoScope GPU-accelerated video editing software with all NVIDIA GeForce series graphics cards (albeit a 30-day trial version). If you’re wondering, the Super LoiLoScope is the world’s first video editing software which is directly decoded by the GPU, creating movie files up to 10 times faster than a CPU-powered encoder.

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