Windows 10 Commercial [Updated]
Earlier today, we published an opinion piece expressing dislike for Microsoft's first commercial for the upcoming Windows 10 release. As with most opinion pieces, it...
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Stories By Mark Raby
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Four Internet "Faux Pas" That We All Need To Relax About
Drunken Facebook messages. Accidentally tweeting something that was meant to be a Direct Message. That moment someone tells you that you hit "Reply All" by...
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Amazon Prime Day Was A Complete Bust... Or Was It?
Now that the dust has settled from Amazon Prime Day, it's clear that the Seattle-based online retailer wasn't just using overblown hyperbole to get rid...
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CNN, Fox, Other News Networks Still Think We're All Technology Idiots
While the endless filler and sometimes mind-numbing commentary that comes with 24-hour news networks provide plenty of subject matter worthy of eye-rolling criticism, it's hard...
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Android TV, Like Google TV, Still Too Ahead Of Its Time
Name five devices that run on Google's Android TV operating system. If you managed to do that without hurriedly running to a Google search, you...
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SlashGear Weekly Wrap-Up: July 28, 2012
Happy Saturday, everyone. It's the end of the final full week of July; can you believe it? This year is flying by, and so are...
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Apple Apparently Seeking Strategic Twitter Investment
Apple is reportedly planning to make a huge splash in the social networking arena, but it doesn't want to build something from the ground up....
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Wii U Price Point May Not Be Revealed Until September
We're all still anxiously awaiting the announcement of what Nintendo will charge consumers for its upcoming Wii successor. And it's not time to start holding...
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ViVOtech May Be The First Victim Of Slow NFC Adoption
Last year, there was one subject that nobody could get enough of in the mobile industry: near field communication (NFC)-powered mobile payments. Google launched its...
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Sony LittleBigPlanet Karting T-Shirt Contest Announced
Sony sure is looking for a lot of attention for its newets Sackboy-featured PS3 game, LittleBigPlanet Karting. But it doesn't want to do its own...
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SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: July 27, 2012
Happy Friday, everyone. We've all made it through another work week and now it's time to kick back, relax, and check out the tech stories...
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Apple iPad Prototypes Revealed In Court Docs
Say what you will about the state of patent disputes in America these days. There are of course companies that specialize in securing patents for...
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Crytek's Crysis 3 On Wii U A Possibility
There is a possibility that Crysis 3 will be making its way to the newest Nintendo console. This kind of story may seem like a...
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Square Enix's Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn Revealed
After failing to find success in the massively multiplayer online game Final Fantasy XIV, Square Enix is now preparing to launch a sequel that addresses...
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VeriFone CEO Disses Square
31-year-old company VeriFone, which is facing competition in some of its industries for the first time thanks to the rise of alternative payment platforms, is...
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Microsoft Recruits Xbox Live Update Beta Testers
Microsoft is ready to dole out its latest update to Xbox Live. And today, a bunch of lucky Xbox 360 users who have nothing better...
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Netflix Ranked Most Popular But Still Disappoints
It seems Netflix is suffering from the same kind of problem that most huge monopolistic companies face - even though a lot of people use...
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SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: July 26, 2012
Happy Thursday, everyone. We're just about ready to wrap up another work week, but before we do that we need to wrap up today. So...
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ToeJam & Earl Reportedly Coming To PS3
It is perhaps one of the greatest cult classics ever released on the Sega Genesis, and one of the most heralded titles that never spawned...
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New Super Slim PS3 Poised To Shake The Market
While a lot of people want to throw the PS4 in with the rumors and speculation about Microsoft's new Xbox, Sony isn't having any of...
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Zynga To Offer Real-Money Gambling In 2013
Enough with that silly fake money in Farmville and the lack of real-world thrills in Zynga Poker. The country's favorite social game company is looking...
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Man Makes Guns With A 3D Printer
We've seen no shortage of 3D-printed masterpieces over the last several months, but this is reportedly the first time that someone has used the technology...
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SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: July 25, 2012
Happy Wednesday, everyone. Hopefully your hump day is going well, and even if it isn't we're here to brighten your evening with all the tech...
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Ouya Will Be About The Size Of A Rubik's Cube
No one is expecting the innovative Android-based Ouya game console to be huge in size, but it might be even smaller than you've pictured. "Our...
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Boxpay Aims For Frictionless TV App Purchases
A lot of consumers are getting into the market of smart TVs these days. Of course, the biggest problem is that there isn't a cohesive,...
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Square $200 Million Funding Sought
Mobile payment innovator Square is looking for another $200 million in funding in a deal that would value the entire company at $3.25 billion, a...
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Amazon Stiffens Kindle Unlimited Web Access
Amazon truly innovated the market when it launched the original Kindle ereader back in 2007. Sure, there were other players on the market, not the...
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