In the last of our series of posts featuring daily videos from Disrupt NY, Day 3′s highlight was the final round of the Startup Battlefield presentations and the passing of the cup to the new winner UberConference. Wednesday also featured an entertaining hardware panel, an inspirational tech talk from the White House, and new beer that’s caught the interest of tech investors.

Day 3 highlights are below, but you can view Day 1 and Day 2 videos here and here.

Check out these posts from Wednesday to dig deeper:

• ZocDoc CEO Cyrus Massoumi’s Advice To Startups: Stay Lean, Don’t Listen To The Nay-Sayers & Hire The Right People
• Qwiki Launches A Publishing Platform For ABC News And Others
• U.S. Launches Digital Roadmap To Open Up Government Data And Court Developers
• Retro Beer Company Churchkey, A New Tech Investor Darling, Will Expand To San Francisco Next Month
• New York Hardware Buffs Weigh In On China, Embracing Niches, And How To Start Making Things
• The 21st Century Gold Rush Announced At Disrupt: Raw Data
• US CTO Todd Park: Obama Has A Very High Geek Quotient, But It’s All A Means To An End
• Google’s David Lawee: One-Third Of Google’s Acquisitions Are Failures (And Slide Is “Definitely” One Of Them)
• Due To The Apple / Google Deathgrip, Former CEO John Lilly Says For Mozilla, “Mobile Is A Little Scarier”
• Sonar Rolls Out “Here-Now” Mobile Social Network, Adds Status, Messaging, Notifications
• Backstage At Disrupt NYC 2012 With MakerBot’s Bre Pettis
• The Facebook Effect Author David Kirkpatrick Talks Facebook’s Ad Network Potential, Future Acquisition Targets
• Sexism In The Venture Business? Sequoia’s Greg McAdoo Says VC Industry Is A “Meritocracy”
• KPCB’s Chi-Hua Chien: The Next Wave Of Tech Disruption Will Hit Commerce
• UberConference Wins Disrupt Cup