Scientists At Cambridge University Find Quadruple Helix DNA In Human Cells
If you've ever studied genetics in school or college, you'll know that the structure of DNA is a double helix. You likely know that DNA…
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BlackBerry 10: RIM Could Sell Off Hardware Division Post-Launch Says CEO
RIM CEO Thorsten Heins has admitted the Canadian company is considering selling off its smartphone hardware division after the launch of BlackBerry 10, one of…
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High-Tech Gym Floor Has LED Lights Rather Painted Stripes
Think back to your days in elementary or middle school when you had to go to PE in a gym that was used for multiple…
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Atari And US Subsidiaries File Chapter 11
Old-school gamers will immediately think of woodgrained game consoles with toggle switches when they hear the name Atari. While Atari made the most popular game…
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Huawei Makes $2.5bn In 2012 Profit: Bets Big On A Fat Pipe
Huawei's 2012 financial results are out, and the Chinese company with big phone ambitions saw profits rise 33-percent compared to the previous year. Global sales…
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Amazon's LOVEFiLM Inks Channel 4 Deal For TV Show Boost
Amazon's LOVEFiLM streaming media service has further pared the TV show gap between it and arch-rival Netflix, inking a deal with the UK's Channel 4…
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Samsung Galaxy S III Mini Update Adds NFC This Month
Samsung is readying an NFC-equipped version of its Galaxy S III Mini smartphone, the company has confirmed, with the smaller handset expected to go on…
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Sony Xperia Tablet Z Revealed With Not-Quite-Nexus Specs
Today Sony has made a bit of a soft announcement of their next-generation hero tablet, that being the Xperia Tablet Z: complete with a quad-core…
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Original 1966 Batmobile Auctions For $4.2 Million
It happened, folks. The original Batmobile from the 1966 Batman film was auctioned off yesterday at the Barrett-Jackson house in Scottsdale, Arizona. The Adam West-driven,…
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Official Android Community App Launched: We Go Hands-On
This week the first official Android Community app has been launched - and it's launched on Android devices, imagine that! This app is made for…
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HTC M7 Smiles For The Camera In Leaked Render
Last week, the rumored HTC M7 made another splash by showing up in a leaked render. Sadly, it seems the phone made a splash for…
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Mega Claims 1 Million Users On Day One
According to none other than Kim Dotcom himself, Megaupload's replacement Mega has attained 1 million users in the first day it's been active. This of…
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Acer Predator AG3620 Review
Today we're going to be taking a look at the new Acer Predator AG3260 gaming PC. While “gaming PC” and “Acer” may not be two…
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Honda GEAR Concept Previews Trendy City Car Ambitions
Honda's eye-catching NSX concept unsurprisingly caught the most attention last week, but the Japanese car company also had a fetching urban alternative in the shape of…
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Is The Technology World Too 'Pop Culture'?
As many of you who read my work here on SlashGear know, I’m an avid technology lover. My entire life has been dedicated to learning…
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Mega Goes Live: Megaupload Reborn With Focus On File Safety
Kim Dotcom's Mega cloud storage service has launched, cocking a snook at federal investigators who shut down Megaupload last year, and offering huge quantities of…
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Here's What The MakerBot Can Do With Nokia's Lumia 820 3D Printing Files
Nokia only released its 3D printing files for the Lumia 820 casing yesterday, but it didn't take long for the DIY community to get their…
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Scientists Uncover Massive River On Mars
In 2012, the European Space Agency discovered a huge 1,500 kilometer river in the upper Reull Vallis region of Mars. The agency's Mars Express took…
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Stealth Wear Hoodie Is An Invisibility Cloak To Drones
In light of the drones used to prowl the skies while snooping on the everyday person, Adam Harvey has designed a Stealth Wear hoodie that…
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Violin Memory Rumored To Have Acquired GridIron Systems
Rumor has it that Violin Memory has acquired GridIron Systems, with the information coming from unnamed individuals who are said to be familiar with the…
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Office 365 Retail Packaging Makes An Appearance In Future Shop Listing
Many consumers have been waiting patiently to hear more about Office 365's release date, but so far Microsoft has remained quiet on the matter. Who…
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Honda Recalls 835,000 More Vehicles, This Time Over Faulty Airbags
On December 12, Honda recalled 800,000 vehicles over issues with the parking brake that could leave the car rolling downhill at an inopportune moment. Now…
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Google Handwrite Update Brings Improved Recognition And Support
Google Handwrite was launched in 2012, allowing users to write out search terms using longhand on their touchscreens. While quite handy in certain situations, it…
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SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: January 18, 2013
Welcome back to Friday folks. Earlier today, we saw what's rumored to be the Samsung Galaxy S IV pop up in AnTuTu's database, with the…
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Opera Ice Makes Mobile Web Browsing Ultra-Minimalistic
This week the folks at Opera Software have given the world a glimpse of their next big (and yet tiny) production: Opera Ice, a mobile…
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Amazon Kindle Ebook Rentals Take The Time Out Of Reading
This week Amazon has unveiled Kindle book rentals in an extremely quiet fashion, opting to test it out with the public before doing any sort…
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Samsung Galaxy Xcover 2 Revealed: Tougher, Faster, Stronger
There's always a market for rugged phones that are dust- and water-resistant. Whether you're a construction worker or maybe you just have a tendency to…
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