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SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: May 22, 2012

Mark Raby, May 22nd 2012 Discuss [0]

Happy Tuesday, everyone. We're getting in to the home stretch of May and the news flow is as strong as ever. So let's get right to it. Check this out, Android fans - HTC Android 4.0 ICS updates list expands. And moving onto a completely different subject, car enthusiasts will appreciate this - Tesla model S signature series launches June 22. And finally, if neither of those tickled your fancy, this one should - iPhone 5 and iPod Touch panels leaked. Read The Full Story

Samsung S Voice Siri clone gets leaked for Android 4.0

Mark Raby, May 20th 2012 Discuss [0]

It's no secret that when it comes to smartphones, Samsung sees only one company as its competitor - Apple. It believes, rightly so, that it has the most popular presence on Android so rather than fight against other Android manufacturers it has its eyes set solely on the iPhone. So it is really no surprise that the company has developed its own version of Siri. Will it be able to measure up? Read The Full Story

SlashGear Weekly Wrap-Up: May 19, 2012

Mark Raby, May 19th 2012 Discuss [0]

Happy Saturday, everyone. If you're curious about what made news in the tech world this week, you've come to the right place. One of the biggest things of course is Facebook’s IPO, and lucky for you we have a very concise Facebook IPO wrap-up. Moving on to the world of gaming, Diablo III real-money auction house second launch date set. Unfortunately, one of the most notable stories was not a very positive one for consumers – Verizon CFO kills unlimited data for LTE upgrades. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: May 16, 2012

Mark Raby, May 16th 2012 Discuss [0]

Happy Wednesday, everyone. As we march on into the latter half of the week, let's pause for a moment and check out what made news today. Unfortunately, one of the most notable stories was not a very positive one for consumers - Verizon CFO kills unlimited data for LTE upgrades. Here's something much cooler, though - Toyota using Nintendo DS as GPS remote control. And in the world of social media, Pinterest valuation hits $1 billion. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Morning Wrap-Up: May 15, 2012

Chris Burns, May 15th 2012 Discuss [0]

Start your morning off right with no less than a couple of massive notebook range upgrades from Lenovo which include no less than the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Ultrabook with its ultra-thin profile and ultra-powerful innards. Check out the open source nature of Kylo web browser, newly open sourced over night. Facebook, a group you may have heard of, has been tipped for some bits this morning as well, starting with an IPO price boost. Read The Full Story

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Do You Trust RIM?

Avi Greengart, May 13th 2012 Discuss [0]

RIM is in a heap of trouble, but you wouldn’t know it from the attendance at BlackBerry World in Orlando earlier this month, where literally thousands of people packed a giant conference room to hear CEO Thorsten Heins’ keynote address, meet with RIM account teams, and attend developer events. These weren’t just holdouts from RIM’s government or enterprise base, either; RIM allowed BlackBerry World alumnae to skip some lines, and the “SpeedPass” lines were 20x shorter than the regular ones. RIM has been growing rapidly some global markets, and many of the attendees appeared to hail from these locales, where the BlackBerry brand – and BBM in particular – are hallmarks of upwardly mobile youth.

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Pebble smartwatch sells out after $10m raised

Ben Kersey, May 10th 2012 Discuss [0]

Anyone else still using Kickstarter? Go home. The Pebble smartwatch has you utterly and completely beat. The project recently broke the $10 million mark, and while there’s still 8 days to go until the project is officially finished, all 85,000 watches have sold out. A staggering achievement, although sure to cause disappointment for those who didn’t get in on the action. Read The Full Story

Pebble smartwatch reaches $9m: adds Bluetooth 4.0

Ben Kersey, May 8th 2012 Discuss [0]

The Pebble smartwatch that hit Kickstarter under a month ago continues to suck in money from contributors across the world. The total has passed the $9 million mark, and before the backing has even finished, the company behind the watch has said that it will be making a last minute addition to the watch: Bluetooth 4.0 support. That’s good news, as the 4.0 standard brings with it lower power requirements. Read The Full Story

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Samsung Galaxy S III vs iPhone 5: the future war

Chris Burns, May 3rd 2012 Discuss [0]

Now that we’ve got our claws on the Galaxy S III for real, we’re another step closer to comparing it to Samsung’s biggest rival for the year: the iPhone 5. In the next-generation Apple smartphone you’ll find not just a step up in the selection of specification bumps you’ve seen today from Samsung, you’ll see a whole one-ness that encapsulates the smartphone experience. You’ll be wondering if that’s what Samsung meant today when they said that this Galaxy S device was “Inspired by nature, designed for humans” without a doubt.

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Samsung Galaxy S III vs HTC One X Hands-on

Chris Burns, May 3rd 2012 Discuss [0]

This week Samsung is bringing the heat to the smartphone world with their next-generation hero smartphone the Galaxy S III, its first big opponent being the HTC One X. The hero series of smartphones coming from HTC this year is known as HTC One collectively and here with the One X you’ll find the display, hardware, and software to be as close as it gets to the Samsung Galaxy S III on the market today. Which one will hold your heart hostage for the summer of 2012? Let’s have a look right here, right now!

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Samsung Galaxy S III hands-on

Chris Davies, May 3rd 2012 Discuss [0]

Hopes were high for Samsung’s Galaxy S III, and while the crazier rumors may not have panned out, the new Android flagship is undoubtedly an appealing phone. Fronted by a beautiful, bright and color-rich 4.8-inch HD Super AMOLED display, and running slickly on the 1.4GHz quadcore chip, it’s a fitting successor to the best-selling Galaxy S II. Read on for our first impressions.

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Samsung Galaxy S III official

Chris Davies, May 3rd 2012 Discuss [0]

Samsung has finally taken the wraps off of the Galaxy S III, the company’s third-generation Galaxy flagship and a device that has managed to muster iPhone-levels of pre-launch hype. Revealed today in London, UK, the Samsung Galaxy S III is unmistakably a Galaxy-family phone, but brings a new, 4.8-inch 720p HD Super AMOLED display, 1.4GHz quad-core processor and – perhaps more importantly – several software modifications to improve the user-experience.