Technology - SlashGear

By Joshua Hawkins February 14th, 2022

Motorola Made A 5G Scarf And VR Is To Blame

Motorola and Verizon created a device that hangs around the wearer's neck to provide 5G connectivity for a secondary device - likely a VR/AR headset.

By Monica J. White February 14th, 2022

Alienware's QD-OLED Monitor Seems Expensive, But It's Actually Not

Alienware has the first Quantum Dot OLED display on the market and opted to release this piece of hardware with a price tag that's surprisingly reasonable.

By Matt Milano February 11th, 2022

Reddit Talk Gets A Major Upgrade With New Features

Reddit updates their Reddit Talk platform with new features for multiple interfaces. This update makes the platform even more social-friendly than before.

By Monica J. White February 11th, 2022

Intel Is Making Custom Blockchain Chips

Intel has its eye on blockchain technology with a new blockchain accelerator chip that'll ship in the year 2022 for cryptocurrency mining and related tech.

By Eric Abent February 11th, 2022

The New BlackBerry Phone Is Apparently Dead Again

After years of rumors and reports of the return of the BlackBerry brand, it would appear that the end of the BlackBerry smartphone is at hand, yet again.

By Monica J. White February 11th, 2022

Tag Heuer Keeps Making Expensive Smartwatches, But Is Anyone Buying?

TAG Heuer has another new collection of costly smartwatches for sale - will anyone buy these watches with features not all that different from the competition?

By Tushar Mehta February 11th, 2022

Android 13 Developer Preview Features Drill Down On Privacy And Security

The first Android 13 Developer Preview release brings greater focus on Security and Privacy for smartphones - starting with Google Pixel 4 devices and newer.

By Rahul Srinivas February 11th, 2022

Elgato Key Light Mini Is A Versatile, Portable Light Made For Creators

Elgato's lighting portfolio has expanded with a new ultra-portable key light, one that can be snapped to a phone and used for hours on battery power.

A person using Facebook Messenger on their smartphone.

By Rahul Srinivas February 10th, 2022

Facebook Messenger Upgrades Payment Power, Voice Messages

Facebook Messenger just got an update that adds feature upgrades for both voice messages and payments - split them up and add more involved audio for friends.

DARPA experimental Black Hawk helicopter

By Matt Milano February 10th, 2022

This Autonomous DARPA Black Hawk Helicopter Just Flew Without A Pilot

DARPA has an autonomous flying helicopter they'd like to show you. Does a drone the size of a real-life human helicopter seem like a good idea to you?

By Achim Runnebaum February 10th, 2022

The Differences Between DSLRs And Mirrorless Cameras

Both DSLR and mirrorless cameras offer numerous advantages over one another, as well as disadvantages. The future belongs to the younger option.

By Monica J. White February 10th, 2022

Apple Updates AirTags To Help Prevent Unwanted Tracking

Apple AirTags receive an update to make the platform ever-so-slightly safer for all parties involved, and Apple gives a special warning to malicious parties.

By Chris Davies February 10th, 2022

Galaxy S22 Plus Impressions: A Blessing And A Curse

Similar, but different. At first glance, it's easy to sideline the new Galaxy S22+ as a repeat of last year's design language, but is that really the case?

By Ewdison Then December 1st, 2021

10 Reasons To Stop Using Google Chrome

Chrome offers perhaps the best experience on the Web, but there are also serious reasons why you may want to avoid using Chrome if you can afford it.

By Bharat Bhushan July 10th, 2021

Nintendo Switch OLED Vs Nintendo Switch: Upgrade Or Pass

Let's look at the key differences and similarities between the Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo Switch OLED that'll help you make up your mind on upgrading.