It would appear that Samsung will indeed be showing off their fabled Galaxy Note 8.0 tablet this coming week at Mobile World Congress 2013. We’ve been sent a sort of spy-shot of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 being blasted on a large screen inside the new MWC convention location – the show still being set up in a very large way. True to what we’ve seen in several leaked bits and pieces over the past couple of weeks, this device is everything you might expect it to be – with an 8-inch screen!
To kick off 2013 Kia Motors has already hit the ground running announcing three new vehicles to grip and rip the road. Those being the all new 2014 KIA Optima and Forte back at the LA Auto Show, followed by the new Forenza in Detroit. While they have plenty more to come this year, today SlashGear will be enjoying an exclusive first hand look (and test drive) with the first two. Today we’re proud to bring you live coverage from the Kia First Drive event in Scottsdale, AZ, for the all new Sorento and Forte.
The Consumer Electronics Show 2013 is upon us, and the bacchanalian excesses of the holidays give way to big TVs, tablets galore, and marketing hyperbole aplenty as SlashGear heads to Las Vegas to see what’s umissable in consumer electronics. CES not only opens the year with a bang, it sets the tone for the next twelve months in tech; some of the gadgets we’ll be seeing won’t be on sale until the summer or even the 2013 holidays, and the buzzwords are likely to be peppering marketing copy until we’re all convinced we need Ultra HD.
It’s December 25, and that can only mean one thing: happy holidays from the whole SlashGear team! We’ll be taking a step back from the glorious world of tech to focus on friends and family (and the inevitable impromptu tech-support we always seem to get roped into at Christmas), but we’ll be back from tomorrow as we accelerate into the new year and the latest and greatest in gadgetry, electronics, home entertainment, and more.
It may be December 24, but there’s always a last-minute stocking stuffer to be bought. We’ve all been there: an unexpected cousin suddenly joining you for Christmas dinner, or that tough-to-buy-for uncle you realize you forgot all about. Just because it’s last minute, though, doesn’t mean it has to be socks. Read on for the SlashGear suggestions for those final-moment gifts with a geeky twist.
If you’ve not seen the iOS app version of the SlashGear experience, now is a better time than ever as the whole system gets an upgrade to version 2.0 for the iPhone 5. This app is made for both the iPad and the iPhone, able to handle essentially any iOS device running version 4.3 or greater – and that does include iOS 6, as well. With the new iPhone iteration of this app, you’ll have a set of major design changes in your ability to see trending topics, load more articles in a single swing than ever before, and to comment with full Disqus integration top to bottom!
Hey folks, we had another exciting night and early morning of news here at SlashGear so below you can find a quick wrap up of everything that mattered to us. I'm sure you're all happy that today is friday, but there's one more reason to cheer. It's iPhone 5 day! Officially. Today the lines are slowly moving along as the masses get their new iPhone 5. Did you get one? Don't forget to enjoy our iPhone 5 Review.
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If you're one of our US readers then you'll probably already know that today is Independence Day. We'd like to wish all of our readers a happy 4th July, and we hope that you'll be able to spend some time with family and loved ones and maybe even find a spare moment to throw some food onto the grill.
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The day has arrived, details were given, and it’s finally here! The all new iPad from Apple. Putting all those rumors to rest we now know everything about the new iPad (3rd Generation) and you can learn everything and more from our Apple Hub. Lucky for all of you we here at SlashGear decided to share with our friends, and will be giving a new iPad 16GB WiFi away to one lucky reader. Head down below for addition details and full giveaway rules.
Head over to the Android Market today and you’ll find there’s a new SlashGear for Android app to be downloaded, and we’re more than a little proud of it. Version 2.0 is a huge step up from our first Android app, and it’s designed not only to show you all the news, reviews, opinion and video from the full SlashGear site, but help you quickly identify the top stories and topics of the day. Read on for all the details.
This week started with a total restructuring of the heads at RIM while they consider licensing BlackBerry 10 and Chris Davies assures us that RIM's new CEO is a Placeholder, not a prophet. Of course other than that there's just a brand new Year of the Dragon in China and a radiation storm hitting the Earth courtesy of the Sun. Auroras and full video documentation from NASA intact. And HP's webOS is now open source including its good pal Enyo - and John Rubinstein is gone!
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As we wrap up the last full work week of January, we saw a big chunk of mobile news today. For example, watch your back if you have an Android device because the Android Market is having its largest malware infection ever. If the iPhone is more your style, but you're stuck on T-Mobile, you might be pleased to know that the magenta-colored carrier plans to start boosting unlocked iPhone support at the end of the month.
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