Tag Archive for 'feature'


Saturday, Aug 30th 2008 by Brenda Stokes

We’ve seen the T-Mobile HTC Dream phone before. There have been other leaked pictures, diagrams and even a video showing off the phone and the Android OS. But none of these compare to the latest slew of leaked images that, for the first time, show us the Dream up close and personal.

Wednesday, Aug 20th 2008 by Vincent Nguyen

Palm finally came clean on the Treo Pro smartphone this week, after a variety of leaks and PR blunders tipped customers and media alike to the handset’s existence. Running Windows Mobile 6.1, Palm describe the Treo Pro as “innovative and elegant” and are quick to cash in on the company heritage. Strip away [...]

Saturday, Aug 9th 2008 by Chris Davies and Brenda Stokes

Last week’s “He Said, She Said” editorial pitted Brenda and I against each other discussing what sort of touchscreen device Apple might have on their cards.  This week, it’s something equally as topical here on the frontpage of SlashGear: netbooks, or budget ultraportables.  They’re the niche of the moment, certainly, but are consumers really getting [...]

Wednesday, Jul 30th 2008 by Chris Scott Barr

Since it was announced earlier in the month that the beta keys were being emailed out for Wrath of the Lich King, I’ve been pretty much checking my email non-stop. Well last night I finally saw the email I was looking for. That’s right, we can now bring you firsthand details of the beta.

Monday, Jul 28th 2008 by Chris Scott Barr

When you’re overclocking, or even just have a higher-end gaming rig, you probably like to know just how hot things are getting inside your case. More so with overclocking, as you tend to run the risk of pushing your components a little to far and frying them due to the excessive heat. Usually your motherboard [...]

Thursday, Jul 17th 2008 by Chris Davies

Landline phones have taken a pounding from cellphones these past few years; people expect their handsets to come packed with features, and beyond DECT digital cordless and a built-in answerphone the humble landline couldn’t really compete.  Now it’s either aim budget or add tech to justify your price-tag: VTech want $99.95 for their IS6110 cordless [...]

Tuesday, Jul 15th 2008 by Vincent Nguyen and Chris Davies

Sony invited us down to the Hilton in midtown Manhattan earlier on today to spend some hands-on time with their new 2008 VAIO lineup.  While the company could never be accused of pushing out exactly unstylish notebooks, the latest Z, FW, SR and BZ machines are particularly successful when it comes to a cohesive and [...]

Friday, Jul 11th 2008 by Chris Scott Barr

I, like many others lined up for the iPhone well in advance of the 8am store openings. I showed up to my local AT&T store at around midnight to find only7 other people in line. It started pouring down rain almost as soon as I pulled up, but after a little over an hour, it [...]

Tuesday, Jul 8th 2008 by Chris Scott Barr

I spent several years working as a PC repair technician, and can’t even count the number of issues people had that were attributed to their power supply. Most of the time what had happened was that they’d done some major upgrades to their hardware, and left their old puny PSU to power it all. These [...]

Friday, Jul 4th 2008 by Chris Scott Barr

ATI’s latest cards are out, and they are getting some major attention. These are supposed to be the cards that really put ATI back on the map in the GPU race. Personally I thought that the 38xx series were pretty good, however, I’ve got the new 4850, so we’ll see how it stacks up against [...]


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