Apple iPad Mini Successor Leak Shows Touch ID Feature
The iPhone 6 and the iPad Air 2 have had their fair share of leaks and rumors, like the almost unfathomable size of the 5.5-inch…
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Acer Aspire Switch 10 Review: 2-In-1 Utility With A Tablet Price Tag
The 2-in-1 isn’t a new platform, but it is a questionable one. Do you need a computer that snaps off into a tablet? The genre…
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This Is What The Dashboard Of A 1,000 Mph Car Looks Like
When the car you're driving is covering a mile in just 3.6 seconds, there's no time for SiriusXM. World Land Speed Record contender Andy Green…
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Google Doesn't Need Dropcam To See Your Family
Google-owned Nest's acquisition of security camera company Dropcam may have left privacy advocates worrying again at the search giant's potential intrusiveness, but the company doesn't…
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Concept "Google Gesture" Imagines Real-Time Sign Language Translation
Students at the Berghs School of Communication in Stockholm, Sweden put together an incredible video of a new translation tool concept that will give mute…
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GM's New App Lets You Scan License Plates And Text The Drivers
The folks at GM's China R&D division have been hard at work thinking up new ways to connect drivers, and the by-product is a prototype…
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Facebook Talks Progress For Developing Mobile Markets
Facebook is looking to connect as much of the world as possible, and that includes emerging markets where connectivity and access to hardware is still…
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Leaked iPhone 6 Shot Shows Purported 5.5-Inch Display
We’ve seen our share of iPhone 6, 4.7-inch stuff, but what about that big ‘ol 5.5-inch screened device that’s also supposed to arrive this fall?…
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Sony Smartband Review: A Good Start, But Needs Work
At the time Sony’s new wearable ambitions were announced, I noted it was to a “hushed and confused crowd”. The reason the deluge of press…
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Virgin Mobile's Latest Plan Makes You Choose Between Texting And Talking
Following its text-and-voice-only promotional plan launched earlier this week, Virgin Mobile is going farther in the no-data direction, launching a cheaper $20 PayLo plan that…
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Twitter Sued Over Spammy Text Messages
Twitter has been slapped with a lawsuit, the reason for which revolving around text messages. The social network has been accused of ignoring requirements to…
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Samsung Android Wear Smartwatch Tipped For Google I/O
Samsung will take the wraps off an Android Wear smartwatch at Google I/O, say sources that spoke to the folks at CNET. The wearable has…
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Panasonic 2014 Life+Screen AS650 HDTVs Now Available
Panasonic has announced the pricing for its 2014 Life+Screen AS650 Series of LED high-definition TVs. In addition to revealing the price for each, the company's…
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Giada D2308 Tiny PCs Include Haswell, GeForce
Giada, maker of ultra-small computers, has introduced a new product that falls into the higher-end range of small-form-factor PCs. The Giada D2308 desktop features a…
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Nest Expands With Dropcam Acquisition Announcement
Late last month, rumor began circling that Google's Nest was eyeing a possible Dropcam acquisition, something that turned out to be true. On its website…
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LAPD Adds Zero MMX Electric Motorcycle To Patrol Fleet
The Los Angeles Police Department has added a new vehicle to its fleet -- the Zero MMX electric motorcycle. This bike is made for law…
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Baby Boomers Try Glass For The First Time, Hilarity Ensues
“The Google Glass.” That’s how more than a few elders in our society phrased Google Glass after seeing it the first time. A new video…
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Life-Size Lego Bus Stop Makes Public Transportation Fun
Remember when you were a child (or last night… leave us alone, we like Lego here at SlashGear, alright?), and you’d make little cities out…
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Amazon Giving Developers $15,000 In Coins For Apps - With A Catch
Developers need a reason to bring their wares to a platform. More often than not (read: just about always), that reason is money. Developers need…
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iWatch Reportedly Being Tested By Kobe Bryant, Dustin Brown
How do you measure the threshold of a fitness wearable? You get some of the fittest people on earth to test it! Apple is reportedly…
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Firefox OS Reaches TV As Chromecast Alternative
A streaming media dongle to take on Google's Chromecast but running Mozilla's Firefox OS has been caught in the wild, taking what so far has…
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Google Bakes Music Playback Shortcuts Into Android Search
Google has baked streaming music into search, adding links to popular players like Spotify and YouTube for searches involving musicians. The new functionality sees a…
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JJ Abrams Reportedly Out As Star Wars Director For Final Two Installments
JJ Abrams may have the helm of Star Wars for now, but he’s going to be replaced soon. Rian Johnson, who recently wrote and directed…
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Swappa Boneyard Opens Up For Accessories, Busted Phones
Have a device that isn’t working right? Maybe the power button is busted, or the screen has a crack. You could have it fixed, but…
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Nintendo Owes Philips Over Patent-Infringing Wii Rules Court
Nintendo faces the prospect of paying Philips a cut of every Wii and Wii U console it has sold, after a UK court found that…
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Is Apple Finally Giving Us The Variety We Want?
One of the main complaints about Apple’s mobile ambitions over the years has been a lack of variety. For quite some time, we’ve had our…
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LG G3 Review
This month we’ve had an extended look at the LG G3 in its international edition, preparing for the USA-bound version(s) which will be launching later…
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