How Wireless Carriers Are Trying To Get Into Your Car
The car business is changing at a rapid rate, due in no small part to more technology integration. Companies like Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile are…
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Stories By Don Reisinger
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Final Fantasy VII For iOS Review
What do you remember about 1997? I remember a time before the iPhone or iPad, a period when the Internet boom was in full swing,…
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Why I'm Breaking Down And Buying An Apple Watch
I’ve gone back and forth over the last several weeks trying to decide whether an Apple Watch was for me. After all, I’m not so…
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Why I Refuse To Believe VR Is The Future Of Gaming
Virtual reality was all the talk at the Game Developers Conference this week. From Sony to Valve to Oculus to Sulon, a slew of companies…
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Elon Musk Is Easily The Most Fascinating Person In Tech
I’m often asked who I think could be the biggest game-changer in the world of technology in the next decade. Often, people share their opinions…
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Would Sega Be More Successful Today Than Nintendo In Consoles?
It’s hard to imagine a world without Nintendo, but many years ago, it could have happened if things went differently. I just finished reading an…
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Why Xbox One Could Win The Holiday Gaming War
As a longtime gamer, I’ve seen the ups and downs that befall even the greatest of video game companies. I’ve watched companies like SEGA and…
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Call Of Duty Is Back: Now What?
I’ve completed the campaign, I’ve played online, and I’ve shot just about every weapon the game has to offer. And I can say unequivocally that…
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Does Anyone Really Care The Nokia Mobile Brand Is Dead?
Nokia’s mobile brand is officially dead. After Microsoft bought the company, it took only months for it to decide that using the Nokia brand meant…
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Forget The iPad Air 2, I'm Waiting For iPad Pro
As a self-proclaimed tablet addict, it’s easy for me to look at Apple’s recent announcement of the iPad Air 2 and get excited. After all,…
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Does Anyone Care Any More About New Windows Launches?
Microsoft last week unveiled the long-awaited Windows 10. Well, it was long-awaited for those corporate customers suffering under the weight of Windows 8. But for…
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How I Got That iPhone 6 Plus (And Why I'm Extremely Pleased)
If you recall my last column here on SlashGear, you’ll remember that I lamented the fact that I was unable to reserve an iPhone 6…
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An Apple Pre-Order Dilemma
When Apple announced its iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus earlier this week, I knew immediately that I would want to get my hands on…
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How Cool Can The iWatch Really Be?
The countdown to Apple’s special press event on September 9 is on. The company is expected to unveil a new iPhone 6 that could come…
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Why Apple's Special Event Will Outshine Samsung's Unpacked
Apple and Samsung just can’t seem to get out of each other’s way. Samsung recently announced that it was planning to hold its Unpacked event…
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Must We Give Up All Sense Of Privacy?
Privacy is dead, right? I mean, that’s all I’ve been hearing over the last year. From Edward Snowden to repeated hacks to claims that the…
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Destiny Is The Future Of Gaming: Good Or Bad?
Destiny, which will launch in around a month, is arguably the most anticipated game launching this year. The title, which is developed by Bungie in…
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When Will Nintendo Listen To Gamers On Hardware?
If you had a chance to peruse Nintendo’s earnings for the last quarter, you’d find something rather, well, expected: hardware sales are more than a…
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Nadella Has Only Two Possible Outcomes: Hero Or Loser
Satya Nadella, Microsoft’s CEO, has found himself in a rather difficult position. While he has charted a path for Microsoft and talked of the ways…
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What Does iPhone 6 Need To Restore Apple's Innovation Crown?
Apple was once the king of innovation. Ask anyone. When Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone in 2007, his company was on top of the world.…
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Why I'm Waiting For The Moto 360 (And You Should, Too)
At the Google I/O conference this week, the search company showed off Android Wear, the latest Android iteration and the technology that it hopes, will…
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Why The Fire Phone Is No Gimmick
Amazon’s Fire Phone, set to launch next month, comes with a wide range of features that some critics are calling gimmicks. They argue that the…
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Next Up On My Shopping List: PlayStation TV
I might already own an Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and PlayStation 4, but that doesn’t mean I’m putting an end to my purchases…
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Why WWDC Is Shaping Up To Be A Huge Event
The Worldwide Developers Conference is just days away and Apple fans around the world are getting a little more than excited to see what the…
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Why Microsoft Just Killed The Kinect
It’s all over. Microsoft’s Kinect, which has improved greatly since its launch on the Xbox 360, is officially on a death march that won’t slow…
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The Wii U Is Dead
Nintendo’s Wii U is officially dead. There. I said it. I know Nintendo fans don’t want to hear it, I know Nintendo doesn’t want to…
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Where Would Tech Be Today Without Apple?
Imagine a different world, a world without Apple, the most dominant company in the world. Better yet, imagine a world where Apple never existed and…
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