Windows Server 2012 Set For Just Four Iterations
This time around, Microsoft is not about to get messy with the massive amount of version of their IT-aimed Windows Server software they've had in…
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Thermaltake Puts External Fan On Cyclone Gaming Mouse
What do you do when you break a sweat from all that PC gaming? You use a mouse that has an external fan mounted on…
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DROID Incredible 4G LTE Review
This week we've gotten the chance to take a peek at the next in a line of rather popular conservatively sized powerhouses from HTC, this…
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Gamer Builds The Ultimate Starcraft II Arcade Joystick For Contest
Creative individual and Master League Starcraft II player Mauricio Romana somehow managed to build the ultimate Starcraft II arcade joystick. Romana entered a contest put…
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iPad Mini At $199 Set To Decimate Pricing Ecosystem
As the next generation of Apple mobile products ramp up for a late 2012 release, it's not the iPhone 5 that's getting the most press…
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Namco Bandai Brings 22 Classic Games To Asha Touch Devices
Namco Bandai announced 22 classic arcade games will be brought to Asha Touch devices and will be available to download from the Nokia Store starting…
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ARCHOS 97 Carbon Tablet First To Hit Elements Lineup
THis week ARCHOS has busted forth with a new series of Android tablets going by the name ARCHOS Elements, the first of these to be…
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Apple/Motorola Case Tossing Judge Calls Litigators "Animals"
This week the judge behind the tossing out of a recent patent case between Apple and Motorola has come forth to talk about the patent…
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DNSChanger: How To Find It And How To Fix It
Time is running out for computers running the DNSChanger malware, with the FBI planning to cut infected machines off from the internet teat come Monday, but how…
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Dark Matter Found Connecting Galaxy Clusters
Scientists have discovered strands of invisible dark matter that hold two galaxy clusters together. Abell 222 and Abell 223 are approximately 2.7 billion light years…
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Tech Glitch Causes San Diego Fireworks To Go Off All At Once
July 4th has come and gone, and we hope it was a good one for you. Unfortunately for the people who attended the San Diego…
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Best Buy Borrows Apple Store Strategy For Retail Relaunch
Best Buy is borrowing some Apple-style retail polish for its "Best Buy 2.0" in-store experience, the company has confirmed, trialling a new approach to brick &…
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SlashGear Morning Wrap-Up: July 5th, 2012
This week we've had a fabulous holiday and are ramping up to see the barrage of updates that will pour out from tech groups across…
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Microsoft Reveals Chinese Cloud Startups In Azure Scheme
Microsoft has revealed its first batch of Chinese start-ups picked for its Accelerator for Windows Azure innovation program, as the company attempts to gain a…
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Lenovo To Move ThinkPad Production Back To Japan
NEC Corp. and Lenovo Group Ltd. will move some production of ThinkPad PCs from China manufacturing lines back to Japan. Originally developed and manufactured in…
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Apple Sued In China Over Voice Recognition Patents
Apple’s legal troubles in China continue. This time Cupertino is being sued by a company called Zhi Zhen Internet Technology over voice recognition patents. Zhi…
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Nokia Maps 3D Gotham City In The Dark Knight Rises Tie-In [Updated]
Nokia is pushing hard with its The Dark Knight Rises tie-in with the Lumia 900, and its latest promo could be the best yet: full 3D maps…
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Lamp Post + Umbrella = The Lampbrella
Ever been caught out in the rain without an umbrella? We feel your pain. A Russian designer by the name of Mikhail Belyaev has come…
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iPad Mini Still Missing The Killer Context
Apple's iPad Mini plans are, if the leaks are anything to go by, shaping up for a launch later in 2012, but hardware is only…
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Tried The Windows 8 Preview? Upgrade To The Real Thing For Just $40
Back when Microsoft released the Windows 7 RC builds, there wasn't anyway to upgrade to a final retail copy of the OS without performing a…
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Apple And Samsung Further Streamline Patent Case
Apple and Samsung had both been asked in the past to drop patent claims from an upcoming lawsuit, due to be held on July 30th,…
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New Assassin's Creed 3: Liberation Trailer Uses Live Actors
Yesterday was the annual celebration of American Independence Day and as part of the celebration, Ubisoft released a new trailer for the coming videogame Assassin's…
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iPad3.com Turned Over To Apple
A few days ago, we mentioned that Apple had filed a request to have the domain iPad3.com transferred to its ownership. The sort of thing…
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Olympus MEG4.0 Google Glass Rival Revealed
Google's Glass may not be headed to buyers until next year, but Olympus is wasting no time with its own alternative augmented reality display, the MEG4.0. The…
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Acer Aspire 5600U AiO Features Ivy Bridge And Multitouch
Acer has today announced the introduction of its Aspire 5600U All-in-One PC. The company says the slim chassis is around 35mm thick, with the machine…
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Apple's China Bottleneck: More Bricks & Mortar Needed
China is a huge market for Apple, as evidenced by the $60 million Apple recently paid to settle the iPad trademark dispute with Proview. That…
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Google's Nexus 7 Tablet To Go Without Three Major Categories In The UK
If you live in the UK and have been waiting anxiously to get your hands on a Google Nexus 7 tablet, word is the tablet…
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