Garmin Looks To Make Dog Training Easier With Four New Electronic Collars
Garmin is usually a name we associate with GPS and satellite navigation, but did you know that the company also competes in the pet sector?…
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Archos GamePad Available In February For $169
Archos showcased their new GamePad gaming tablet at CES last week, and we even got our hands on the new device, but the company just…
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Apple Reportedly Too Popular To Be Cool With Teenage Crowd
The teenagers of the world are not an easy bunch to please. Do something cool with your business, and chances are teenagers will be some…
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BlackBerry 10 Gets 15,000 App Submissions In 36 Hours
BlackBerry 10 is only a half-month away from launching, and RIM just recently hosted two Port-a-Thon events to encourage developers to submit their games and…
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Warner Bros Registers 15 Batman Arkham Domains
Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City are widely considered to be two of the best superhero games ever created, with each launching to critical…
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First Ultra HD Channel Launches In Europe
CES 2013 was all about Ultra HD, and we ended up seeing a lot of concepts that will either be launched in a few years,…
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Microsoft "Actively Investigating" Surface RT Jailbreak
Last week, amid the chaos that was CES, we learned that coder Netham45 from the XDA Developers Forum delivered a jailbreak for Surface RT. Aptly…
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Apple Shares Slump On Month-Old Component Cut Whispers
Claims that Apple has near halved its iPhone 5 display orders from suppliers are working on month-old data, it's reported, but have still been enough…
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Jeep Unveils 2014 Grand Cherokee At Detroit Auto Show
Jeep is on hand at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show and is unveiling its refreshed 2014 vehicle models. The refreshed 2014 Grand Cherokee is the…
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New Research Shows California Statewide Earthquake May Be Possible
Scientists have believed for decades that the highly active San Andreas Fault in California was unable to create an earthquake that could span the entire…
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Samsung Demos Curved Phone Concepts (Plus What's Likely The Galaxy S4 Display)
Samsung may have had big screens on its mind at CES, but the company also previewed what might be the display the Galaxy S IV (aka…
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Mercedes CLA Revealed (And It Sure Is Swoopy)
Mercedes has ripped the wrap off its CLA, insisting that the four-door coupé actually kick-starts a new segment altogether, blending luxury, sports, and eye-catching styling.…
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Declining Global PC Shipments Signal Market Shift Says Gartner
Gartner recently published its latest metrics for the computer market for Q4 2012. According to the company, worldwide PC shipments totaled 90.3 million units in…
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NASA Grants $17.8 Million Contract For Inflatable Space Station Module
NASA announced recently that it has awarded a contract worth $17.8 million to Bigelow Aerospace. The contract will allow Bigelow to build an expandable module…
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Asus Launches Memo Pad 7-Inch Android Tablet For $149
Asus has announced the launch of a new tablet running the Android operating system that promises to be one of the cheapest offerings on the…
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Want Samsung's 85-Inch Ultra HD TV? Check Your Pockets For $38k In Change
Samsung has thrown its 85-inch S9000 Ultra HD television up for pre-order in Korea, though you'll need deep pockets as well as a big living…
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Low-End Nokia Asha Handsets Outsell Lumia Smartphones Two To One
We mentioned last week that Nokia had offered up its Q4 financials for 2012. Nokia's financial report looked surprisingly good after the company has struggled…
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Skylanders Franchise Passes $500 Million In US Retail Sales
Activision first published the video game Skylanders in 2011 with Skylanders Spyro's Adventure. This video game was interesting because it combined typical video game play…
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Fiat Shows Off Two New 500 Concepts
Fiat has announced two new concept cars based on its diminutive 500 that will debut at the 2013 North American International Auto Show. The new…
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Anonymous Hacks MIT With Aaron Swartz Memorial & Manifesto
Hack-collective Anonymous broke into MIT's website over the weekend and subverted it into a tribute to open-access activist Aaron Swartz, the internet hero who committed…
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Tiny Z3ro Pro Computer Starts At $399
A new small form factor computer debuted recently from computer maker Xi3 Corporation. The little machine is called the Z3ro and has a small form…
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Samsung Galaxy S Smartphone Series Ships Over 100 Million Units
When it comes to Android smartphones, Samsung has some the most popular with its line of Galaxy S devices. The smartphones have been some of…
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Apple Reportedly Slashes iPhone 5 Component Orders Amid "Weak Demand"
Apple has reportedly slashed its iPhone 5 orders, with unexpectedly weak demand for the latest smartphone rumored to be behind the component order cuts. Deals…
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Java Fix Released After "Do Not Use" Warning
Oracle has quickly whipped up a fix for its much-maligned Java, after the US Department of Homeland Security recommended web users disable or remove the…
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CES 2013 Wrap-Up: Accessories Steal The Show
In some ways, one could argue that CES 2013 was really all about the accessories. Sure, a lot of companies where there unveiling new hardware,…
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Chevrolet Officially Unveils 2014 Corvette C7
It's finally official, folks. After months of rumors, speculation, leaks, and quick looks, Chevrolet finally unveiled the 2014 Corvette C7. As expected, this new generation…
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Samsung's Galaxy Camera: Our Secret Star Of CES
CES isn't short of product launches, and if you want to keep up you need the right tools. For 2013, the SlashGear team tried out…
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