Leaked Nikon D3200 Specifications

It looks like Nikon will launch the successor to the Nikon D3100 very soon. Dubbed as the Nikon D3200, the upcoming DSLR camera will feature a 24MP APS-C CMOS sensor, 11 Auto Focus points, 4 fps in burst mode, ISO 100-6400 (expandable to ISO 12800) and an improved video functionality. Stay tuned for more updates.

TechFresh, Leaked Nikon D3200 Specifications

Nielsen: Smartphones account for nearly 50 percent of US mobile phones as of February

Nielsen Mobile Insights' latest statistics are in — and would you look at that. It's the rise of smartphone owners crossing paths with the decline of those still clinging to their feature-focused devices. According to its latest Smartphone Penetration report, through February 2012, 49.7 percent of US mobile phone owners now sport the “smarter” types (up from only 36 percent a year ago). On an unsurprising note, Nielsen also found that two-thirds of mobile phone buyers in the last three months purchased smartphones over dumbphones.


2DayBlog.com, Nielsen: Smartphones account for nearly 50 percent of US mobile phones as of February

McLaren delivers 25 MP4-12C GT3s to customer racing teams for 2012 racing season [w/videos]

When a McLaren hits the race track, the competition had better watch out. The British outfit is, after all, one of the most successful in Formula One, having won 176 grands prix, a dozen drivers' championships and eight constructors' titles. But McLaren's prowess extends beyond F1. The Woking firm was a force to be reckoned with in Can-Am in the late 60s, and the last time it built an endurance racing sportscar – the famed F1 GTR back in 1995 – it trounced even the advanced prototype racers to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Now, McLaren is back in the sportscar racing game with the new MP4-12C GT3.





Autoblog, McLaren delivers 25 MP4-12C GT3s to customer racing teams for 2012 racing season [w/videos]

Sony pushes back ICS updates rollout to mid-April

Sony warmed the hearts of its fans by announcing the company's Ice Cream Sandwich update roll-out plans back in December last year. Sadly, the wait will take a bit longer than expected, as the company has announced the Xperia Arc S, Neo V and Ray updates will be pushed back to mid-April. Previously, the company promised the aforementioned devices will get their serving of ICS in March, but the development is going behind schedule and that's not going to happen.

GSM Arena, Sony pushes back ICS updates rollout to mid-April

Sony to launch NEX-FS700E 4K cinema camera for $9,000 at NAB?

What would you pay for the ability to capture cinema quality 4K video. $36,000. $18,000. Try $9,000. That's the expected price of Sony's rumored NEX-FS700E, which could launch at NAB next month with a June ship date. EOSHD reports that the camera will pipe 4K video to a dedicated external recorder over 3G HD-SDI. It will reportedly use the same NEX E-mount as its predecessor, the FS100, and may include a trio of neutral density filters to increase versatility.

Engadget, Sony to launch NEX-FS700E 4K cinema camera for $9,000 at NAB?

Google reCAPTCHAs now featuring Street View addresses, 221b Baker St. to get even more famous

If you've enjoyed decrypting the often frustratingly skewed (and occasionally humorously juxtaposed) reCAPTCHAs, you might be a bit sad to learn that Google is mixing things up with some rather more boring numerals. The combinations of two words are typically used as part of a registration form to ensure the registrant is, indeed, human. Google is now replacing one of the words in some of its reCAPTCHA forms with photos gleaned from Street View service.

Engadget, Google reCAPTCHAs now featuring Street View addresses, 221b Baker St. to get even more famous

Liquor stores will laugh in the Face.com at your fake ID

Okay, it's only 3 months till your glorious 21st birthday, so near, yet technology has to come along and rain on your parade. You might think you look legal, but if claims by engineers at Face.com are to be believed, they're not having it. Using the firm's face recognition technology and a new API, they believe it can determine age based on a photo. The technology is open to all developers who might want to add age restriction into their apps, although it's unlikely that you would want to rely on this as your sole method of verification.

Engadget, Liquor stores will laugh in the Face.com at your fake ID

Report: Google to Launch Own Online Store

The Wall Street Journal reports that Google will open its own online store within the year and is said to stock the inventory with tablets instead of smartphones. Part of the its catalog includes Android tablets from Samsung and Asus. Both companies have offered interesting tablets namely the Galaxy Tab and Transformer respectively, but have yet to create a significant dent in the market inundated by everything Apple.

Gadget.com, Report: Google to Launch Own Online Store

Acer remains committmed to the Windows Phone platform

When it comes to Windows Phone devices, most of us think of either Nokia with their series of affordable Lumia handsets, or perhaps even HTC with their HTC Titan II device, and not to be left out of the loop, Acer has recently come forward and stated that the company remains fully committed with to the Windows Phone platform (along with Android) by offering options to customers with different needs. This was revealed in an exclusive interview given to Windows Phone Italy by Acer Italy's Business Manager, Augusto Zumbo.

Ubergizmo, Acer remains committmed to the Windows Phone platform

Eken A90 is one cheap Android tablet

If you're looking for an Android tablet that isn't going to break the bank and features decent specs, the Eken A90 might fit the bill. Priced at only $157.99, this Android tablet features a 9.7″ (1024 x 768) display, an Allwinner A10 processor clocked at 1.2GHz, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage, and support for 2160P HD video playback. It features a pretty slim body at only 11mm thick and packs 2 micro USB ports, a 3.5mm earphone jack, a microSD card slot and a HDMI port. The Eken A90 has a 2-megapixel rear camera and a 0.3-megapixel front facing camera as well for your photo taking needs.

Ubergizmo, Eken A90 is one cheap Android tablet

Sprint rumored to launch HTC One X as the EVO One

. Reports last week indicated that Sprint would launch a smartphone code-named the HTC Jet on June 10th. The handset was a variant of HTC's One X and would launch nearly two years after Sprint's iconic HTC EVO 4G, the carrier's first WiMAX-enabled smartphone. New information from AndroidCentral, however, claims that the device will be called the HTC EVO One and is slated for a June 6th release. The EVO One is equipped with a 4.7-inch 720p AMOLED display and a 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, the same CPU found in AT&T's upcoming version of the One X.

Boy Genius Report, Sprint rumored to launch HTC One X as the EVO One

Samsung develops its own version of Android face unlock

Remember Android Ice Cream Sandwich's face unlock feature that could be defeated by holding up a photograph to the camera. Well, it looks like Samsung has found a way to solve the problem. The company announced that it incorporated blinking for added security. So besides showing your face on the camera to unlock the phone - you'll need to blink as well.

Ubergizmo, Samsung develops its own version of Android face unlock

IndyCar Series returning to Houston at Reliant parking lot street circuit

When the IRL and Champ Car reunited a few years ago, the fear among drivers from the latter series was that the calendar would remain dominated by oval speedways. But these days the resulting IndyCar Series races on more street circuits and road courses than it does speedways, and soon we'll be able to add one more as the series has announced its return to Houston, Texas.

Autoblog, IndyCar Series returning to Houston at Reliant parking lot street circuit

WSJ: Google to sell ASUS, Samsung tablets from its own online store

In a move that would be reminiscent of its initial plans for the Nexus handsets, the Wall Street Journal suggests Google will open its own online store this year, but stocked with tablets instead of phones. The Android tablets would be built by Samsung and ASUS who already offer the well received Galaxy Tab and Transformer lines, but have been unable to make a dent in marketshare comparable to that of Apple or even Amazon.

Engadget, WSJ: Google to sell ASUS, Samsung tablets from its own online store

T-Mobile's HTC Amaze 4G and Sensation 4G will be updated to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich

Here's some great news if your carrier of choice has the color magenta all over it, and you own either an HTC Amaze 4G or an HTC Sensation 4G. Both those phones will be updated to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich at some point in the future. This information doesn't come via a leak, but it's officially straight from T-Mobile itself.
The carrier has updated its support documents for both the Amaze 4G and the Sensation 4G, and the newly revised documentation clearly mentions ICS updates, as you can see.

Unfortunately though, T-Mobile hasn't publicized any other details about these updates yet.

Unwired View, T-Mobile's HTC Amaze 4G and Sensation 4G will be updated to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich

Is This Asurion Form Hinting Toward a DROID Bionic 2?

Something strange has brewed over at the Asurion website. The enrollment form, the one people use to apply for replacement devices, seems to have one “DROID Bionic 2″ listed underneath Motorola phones. This name hasn’t been in the rumor mill at all until now, and Droid-Life makes a pretty good point that the Motorola Droid RAZR has multiple entries for different colors, and the DROID Bionic does technically come in two versions -  one without a 16GB microSD card and a retired one with a microSD card. The “Bionic 2″ could refer to that.

Android Phone, Is This Asurion Form Hinting Toward a DROID Bionic 2?

OtterBox Military-Style Camo cases for iPhone 4x4S

Your spanking new iPhone 4S is definitely a beauty to behold, but since it is not made out of self-healing plastics yet, you would do well to get a protective case for it to minimize any scratches or nicks happening to it in the event of an unfortunate fall or knock. OtterBox is here to save the day with their Military-Style Camo case, offering up to 11 options for you to choose from.

Ubergizmo, OtterBox Military-Style Camo cases for iPhone 4x4S

LG Lucid 4G now available. $79.99 at Verizon, $19.99 at Wirefly

Right on schedule, Verizon's LG Lucid 4G has become available today. This smartphone is rather affordable at Verizon, going for $79.99 with a new two-year contract and data plan. However, if even that seems too expensive for you, we have some good news. The LG Lucid 4G is now available at Wirefly for just $19.99. You'll need to sign the same 24-month agreement with Verizon and get that data plan, however this is a brand new smartphone offered almost for free.

And the Lucid 4G is no low-end affair either.

Unwired View, LG Lucid 4G now available. $79.99 at Verizon, $19.99 at Wirefly

New MacBook Pros to enter mass production in April?

So we have seen the release of a new iPad, where the name itself has reset all the way to the beginning, and perhaps the upcoming MacBook Pro revision might simply be called that – the new MacBook Pro, although industry pundits might figure out that the fruity company would best remain with the standard Macbook Pro moniker. Word on the street has it that Apple will be ramping up the mass production process of its next generation MacBook Pro from April onwards, strategically placing it in a position to benefit from Intel's latest Ivy Bridge processors.

Ubergizmo, New MacBook Pros to enter mass production in April?

Paper for iPad shows us what the Microsoft Courier could have been [video]

. In late 2009, a tablet concept in development at Microsoft set tech blogs aflutter. The device was code-named “Courier,” and it consisted of two connected touchscreens that folded open like a book. The slate was seen as a fantastic product that could serve as a digital notebook on top of a standard media tablet, but Microsoft would later confirm that work on the Courier was being discontinued. A new iPad app was made available this week that resurrects the spirit of the Courier however, and it's easy to see why: the team behind Paper by FiftyThree includes several people who once worked on the Courier project at Microsoft.

Boy Genius Report, Paper for iPad shows us what the Microsoft Courier could have been [video]

HTC One X, One S, and One V will be available in parts of Europe on April 2

HTC's new One series of Android smartphones will become available in some European countries on April 2 – this coming Monday. The HTC One X, One S, and One V will be hitting retail shelves in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The news comes straight from HTC, according to The Unwired. As such, it doesn't get more official than this. The recommended retail pricing is as follows:

Image via PocketNow

As always, your retailer of choice may price these devices slightly above or below these levels. Although it wasn't explicitly mentioned, these prices surely have VAT included in them.

Unwired View

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at2359, HTC One X, One S, and One V will be available in parts of Europe on April 2

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

Toshiba Satellite L745-S4130 14.0-inch Widescreen Laptop

The Toshiba Satellite L745-S4130 is a budget-friendly laptop that comes equipped with a 14.0-inch widescreen HD TruBrite LED-backlit display. The laptop is powered by an Intel Core i3-2350M processor, a large 640GB hard disk drive, a Mobile Intel HD graphics, a DVD-SuperMulti drive and an all-plastic chassis. The Toshiba Satellite L745-S4130 retails for just $569.99.

TechFresh, Toshiba Satellite L745-S4130 14.0-inch Widescreen Laptop

Dalai Lama Wins £1.1million Templeton Prize

Spiritual leader honoured for encouraging scientific research and harmony among religionsLONDON, MARCH 29 – The Dalai Lama, the Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader whose long-standing engagement with multiple dimensions of science and with people far beyond his own religious traditions has made him an incomparable global voice for universal ethics, nonviolence, and harmony among world religions, has won the 2012 Templeton Prize.

Press Release Distribution, Dalai Lama Wins £1.1million Templeton Prize

Samsung ships five million Galaxy Notes in just five months

Five is an important number for Samsung's Galaxy Note. It has a 5.3-inch screen and now, just five months since it debuted, Samsung has announced it has shipped five million units (the one million mark was crossed right around the end of December). That's certainly long enough for you to decide if you're in love with its super-sized frame or the accompanying S-Pen stylus, but unfortunately it has not been quite enough time for the highly-anticipated Ice Cream Sandwich software update to be released.

2DayBlog.com, Samsung ships five million Galaxy Notes in just five months

Nikon Laser Rangefinder COOLSHOT announced

Nikon has just unleashed their latest Laser Rangefinder COOLSHOT, which will fall under the new golfing rangefinder brand, where it will continue to carry the standard of the acclaimed Nikon Laser 350G by delivering the performance levels of a high-speed ranging system out to 550 m/600 yd, sporting a 0.5-m/yd and distance display step.

Ubergizmo, Nikon Laser Rangefinder COOLSHOT announced

File-sharing site RapidShare deemed legal by court

. RapidShare is widely known as an invaluable tool for the illegal sharing of copyrighted digital material. Much like Megaupload, which was shuttered earlier this year when company founder Kim Dotcom was arrested and charged with racketeering and violating anti-piracy laws, RapidShare allows users to upload any file and share a link with other users who may then download the content. While some users share files legally with RapidShare, millions more upload copyrighted movies, music and eBooks which are then downloaded illegally by others around the world who find links to the files on blogs or through special search engines.

Boy Genius Report, File-sharing site RapidShare deemed legal by court

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)

iPhone passcode security can be bypassed in less than two minutes [video]

. As a standard security measure, Apple's iPhone can be set to require a four-digit passcode  whenever the phone's screen is powered on in order to prevent unauthorized access. With passcode security enabled, a user's information is theoretically kept private if his or her device ever falls into the wrong hands. A recent Forbes report reveals that law enforcement agencies can bypass the iPhone's passcode requirement in less than two minutes, however, gaining access to all of the private data stored on the devices.



Boy Genius Report, iPhone passcode security can be bypassed in less than two minutes [video]

The reason your cheap Android is (almost) good enough? It has a Broadcom CPU inside

Broadcom isn't exactly the first company that comes to mind when you think about smartphone processor makers, or those producing SoCs (Systems-on-a-Chip) for mobile devices. Qualcomm, Nvidia, TI are all more well known players in the field. However, Broadcom has recently stepped into this game, and so far has had encouraging (yet unpublicized) results.
Broadcom is probably best known for its Wi-Fi connectivity chips, alongside its GPS and Bluetooth solutions. In those markets, it has around 70% market share.

Unwired View, The reason your cheap Android is (almost) good enough? It has a Broadcom CPU inside

Battlefield 3 1.04 update crashes PS3

After much anticipation on DICE's new Battlefield 3 update for PlayStation 3, the opinions have not come up on the right side as the game itself post-update has not shown its potential. According to our friends over at ProductReviews, they are facing a number of problems with the updated game which include numerous system crashes some of which have even required the console to be hard-reset. In DICE's defence, the update did help people to quit the game but this not the first time system crashes have been discussed after the 'Back to Karkland' expansion pack was released which caused the console to crash repeatedly.

Ubergizmo, Battlefield 3 1.04 update crashes PS3

ThePolitician.com - Is set to give 'POWER TO THE PEOPLE', with the launch of the “Rate A Politician” Service from June 2012

Available via: Website, Apple and Android Apps from June 2012.March 2012 London – A new London based start up – The Politician.com is setting out to launch the World’s first Political Index by allowing the public, the opportunity to “Rate a Politician.”A new web-site and Apps service that provides an index of political information for voters, political activists, political consultants, lobbyists, politicians, academics, and media editors with a range of information and polling in an completely interactive communications environment.With the explicit aim of providing UK citizens a pioneering se

Press Release Distribution, ThePolitician.com - Is set to give 'POWER TO THE PEOPLE', with the launch of the “Rate A Politician” Service from June 2012

Nexenta ‘Most Improved Company of the Year’ at the 2012 Network Computing Awards

Unprecedented European growth of 410 percent in 2011 generates industry recognitionLondon, UK – 28th March 2012 - Nexenta Systems, the world’s leading provider of OpenStorage solutions for the enterprise, has won ‘Most Improved Company of the Year’ at the Network Computing Awards. It also was runner up in the ‘New Product of the Year’ category with its flagship OpenStorage platform NexentaStor 3.1.

Press Release Distribution, Nexenta ‘Most Improved Company of the Year’ at the 2012 Network Computing Awards

Translogic identifies differences of Opel Ampera

Most gearheads know the Opel Ampera is the European near-twin of the Chevy Volt. There are obvious exterior differences, such as the Ampera's "boomerang" headlights and Opel badging, but inside, the only noticeable difference is another Opel badge on the steering wheel. Bradley Hasemeyer and the Translogic crew traveled to Germany to find out if the trans-Atlantic differences were more than skin deep. Surprisingly, he found one rather interesting revision.

In the U.S., Volts get three driver-selectable operating modes. We get Normal, Sport and Mountain modes. But German Amperas get a fourth mode: Halten mode.

Autoblog, Translogic identifies differences of Opel Ampera

Sony Xperia S will be launched in Australia in early April

Shipping around the world as of last week, the Sony Xperia S is about to reach Australia soon, via two mobile carriers, and several retailers. Sony has reportedly confirmed that the Xperia S would be released by Vodafone Australia on April 11. Also on that day, retailer Crazy John will start offering the smartphone unlocked, in both white, and black.
Optus should sell the new Xperia starting "early April".

Unwired View, Sony Xperia S will be launched in Australia in early April

Kinect for Windows version 1.5 to be released in May

Seems like it was only yesterday that Microsoft took the wraps off version 1.0 of Kinect for Windows, putting the power of voice and gesture controls in the hands of the hoi polloi. Now, the gang in Redmond has said that version 1.5 will be coming in May, and will bring 10-joint skeletal tracking to let the sensor bar work while users are seated. The update also includes Kinect Studio, an app that allows devs to record, play and debug clips of users to fine tune their applications.

Engadget, Kinect for Windows version 1.5 to be released in May

US Judge rejects Hasbro / ASUS sales ban, Transformer Prime prevails

Coming up with original gadget names is tough work, and, after all, imitation is the most sincere form of flattery - right. So it was no surprise when ASUS happened upon an alias that more than slightly resembled that of a popular fictional mutant semi - you know, Transformer Optimus Prime. However shockingly, Hasbro wasn't a fan, opting to battle ASUS to the death in the U.S. court system. And, after countless weeks and many bank holidays, we finally have a victor.

Engadget, US Judge rejects Hasbro / ASUS sales ban, Transformer Prime prevails

OnStar's Family Link tracking package launching in mid-April (updated: hands-on)

Zach Honig contributed to this report.






Engadget, OnStar's Family Link tracking package launching in mid-April (updated: hands-on)

Assassin's Creed III will be available in three special editions

Assassin's Creed III is set for an October release and according to Ubisoft, it will be available in three different editions (on top of the standard edition): Freedom Edition, Join or Die Edition and the Special Edition. Based on the description of each edition, it seems that there's no one edition that will get you everything, so we guess diehard fans will have to purchase multiple copies for the different goodies and content, or select the one that they deem is the most value for money. Keep on reading for the breakdown.

Ubergizmo, Assassin's Creed III will be available in three special editions

Xbox Used More for Online Entertainment

Microsoft reports that its Xbox video game console has is used more often to watch TV shows and listening to music rather than playing video games. Yusuf Mehdi, head of Xbox's marketing and strategy office, said households now spend an average of 84 hours monthly on Xbox Live online service, either by playing games, watching videos, and listening to online music. That is an increase of 30% from last year.

Gadget.com, Xbox Used More for Online Entertainment

O2 UK Galaxy S II Now Receiving Android 4.0

It appears O2 UK have beaten their target window of Mid-April for the Galaxy S II's update to Ice Cream Sandwich by a long shot. It's still March – late March, mind you, but it's March – and the update is now rolling out to users. You'll need to get it through Kies, but we're sure that small inconvenience won't bother most of you.

Android Phone, O2 UK Galaxy S II Now Receiving Android 4.0

Logitech UE Air Speaker brings AirPlay streaming in April for $400

The AirPlay market doesn't seem to be shrinking anytime soon, giving Logitech ample opportunity to tread on ground already marked by the likes of JBL and Klipsch. This morning, the outfit's introducing the Logitech UE Air Speaker with AirPlay technology, enabling uncompressed audio streams to flow from one's iTunes library, iPad, iPhone or iPod touch right to the home stereo. You'll need both the boombox and your AirPlay source connected to the same WiFi network, after which you can pipe sine waves to its pair of tweeters and woofers.

Engadget, Logitech UE Air Speaker brings AirPlay streaming in April for $400

Online porn may soon be banned in Egypt

. Censorship and the Internet are topics that have gone hand in hand since the birth of the World Wide Web more than 20 years ago. Proponents of various levels of censorship often target online pornography with their efforts, and a new report suggests censors may soon get their way in Egypt.

Boy Genius Report, Online porn may soon be banned in Egypt

Apple's new iPad gains Chinese certification, could head to retail soon

Apple's newest iPad could be making a trek over to the Orient very soon, if this latest regulatory filing is any indication. As recently as last week, China's Quality Certification Center granted that Cupertino slate - bearing model number A1416 - its seal of approval, paving the way for a retail debut in the region. If and when it does make it to official sales channels, expect that particular unit to be of the WiFi-only variety, as additional clearance is necessary for network-enabled variants.

Engadget, Apple's new iPad gains Chinese certification, could head to retail soon

NHTSA distracted driver guidelines would render navigation systems useless

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has produced a minutely detailed document addressing and attempting to assess driver distractions. According to its numbers, "17 percent (an estimated 899,000) of all police-reported crashes reportedly involved some type of driver distraction in 2010." Out of that number, three percent, or 26,000 accidents, were caused by distraction from "a device/control integral to the vehicle," such as a navigation or infotainment system.

Autoblog, NHTSA distracted driver guidelines would render navigation systems useless

Blizzard has the fifth and sixth World of Warcraft expansions planned already

Blizzard's upcoming World of Warcraft expansion, Mists of Panderia, was announced not too long ago and its beta has recently gone live, so would it be premature for Blizzard to start planning for the MMORPG's future expansion. Apparently not as Blizzard's COO Pail Sams has revealed that the MMORPG will be seeing a fifth and a sixth expansion in the future, although the details regarding the content remain a bit fuzzy for now. “I got the pitch from [Blizzard senior vice president of creative development Chris Metzen] of what they plan for 6.0, and I'm pretty geeked up about it.

Ubergizmo, Blizzard has the fifth and sixth World of Warcraft expansions planned already

Hume: the bipedal 'Parkour' robot (video)

A future threatened by wild robotic rottweilers with no humanoid dog-walkers to keep them in check. That must nothappen. Fortunately, we'll have a fleet-footed droid named "Hume" to keep us safe: he's the work of engineers at Meka Robotics and the University of Texas at Austin, who want to be the first to build a bipedal robot with Parkour skills, aka rough terrain free-running or "Human-Centered Hyper-Agility".

Engadget, Hume: the bipedal 'Parkour' robot (video)