Happy 4th July From SlashGear!
If you're one of our US readers then you'll probably already know that today is Independence Day. We'd like to wish all of our readers…
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Samsung Galaxy Chat Pairs QWERTY Candybar With Ice Cream Sandwich
Android smartphones with non-sliding QWERTY keyboards are still something of a rarity, so forgive us for getting unduly interested in Samsung's Galaxy Chat, freshly announced…
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iPad Mini Mass-Production In September Insist Insiders
Further hints of Apple readying a smaller version of the iPad, colloquially known as the iPad mini, continue to trickle out, with new sources lending…
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ACTA Regulations May Still Live Hints EC Chief
The controversial Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) may have been thoroughly spanked in a European Parliament vote today, but there are ominous indications that its proponents…
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Orange San Diego Review
It’s taken a long time for Intel’s smartphone plans to come to fruition. The company has demoed its processors in mobile devices at several CES…
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Higgs Boson Up For Spoof Sale As Retailer Opens Subatomic Shop
With the Higgs boson - or something that looks a whole lot like it - now identified, retailers have wasted no time in throwing the…
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HP WindsorNot webOS Phone Ditched Physical Keyboard
It’s hard not to still feel the pain over the demise of webOS, although maybe you can take comfort in the fact that HP was…
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UK Court Rules HTC Doesn't Infringe On Apple's Patents
Various phone companies are trading blows in the courts over alleged patent infringements, and a new ruling out of the UK shows that HTC doesn’t…
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Samba Launches Free Ad-Supported 3G Data
We’ve seen schemes from the likes of FreedomPop which offer "free" mobile internet access, but a company in the UK called Samba is taking the…
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Samsung Signs Deal To Produce Qualcomm's 28nm Chips
Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon S4 processors, built on a 28nm process, have proven so popular that TSMC has said that it's struggling to manufacture the chips.…
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EU Court: Used Software Sales Are A-Ok
German company UberSoft found itself in some hot water after Oracle tried to block the company's resale of used software licenses. Now the European Court…
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Samsung 75-Inch ES9000 HDTV Hands-On
Samsung's ES9000 LED HDTVs were overshadowed by the company's 55-inch OLED announcements, but the flagship LCDs are taking their turn in the spotlight now with…
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European Parliament Rejects ACTA In 478 To 39 Vote
ACTA, the controversial anti-counterfeiting trade agreement, has been rejected by the European Parliament by a staggering majority. The law was smacked down by a 478…
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Sony PRS-T2 eReader Spotted At FCC
It’s been awhile since Sony released its last eReader, but a new arrival at the FCC may signal the company’s return to the family of devices.…
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Yahoo! Email Spam Linked To Android Botnet
Malware has increasingly become a problem for Android, with most malicious apps intended to send premium text messages in the background that will rack up…
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Toshiba Fined $87m For LCD Price Fixing
Back in December 2011, Samsung, Sharp, and a handful of other companies were fined $553 million over price-fixing claims. The companies reportedly met to fix…
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YouView Launching In The UK This Month
The UK is getting a new way to watch television today with the introduction of the YouView set top box, which offers on-demand content from…
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Galaxy Nexus Sales Frozen: Google Promises Imminent Fix
Google has pulled the Galaxy Nexus from its official Play store, no longer offering the unlocked, HSPA+ version of the Samsung smartphone after Apple convinced a…
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"God Particle" Shows Itself: CERN Spots Higgs Boson
Scientists at CERN have announced that they have discovered evidence of a Higgs-like particle with an evidence signal of 5 sigma, the agreed threshold for…
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Sony PS4 In Development Since 2010 Per Resume
It seems like Sony has only been working on the successor to the PS3 for a couple years, as opposed to the traditional console life…
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Best Buy Galaxy S III Leak Results In Lawsuit
So we all know the typical life of the rumor mill that surrounds a new electronic device, right? Before the product is announced, tips and…
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Galaxy Nexus Sales Ban To Stay Until Further Notice
This week has been a bad one for the lawyers in charge of keeping Samsung's mobile products on the shelves as not only the Galaxy…
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Netflix Streamed A Billion Hours Of Content In June
If you watched anything on Netflix last month, then you helped the digital streaming giant reach a new milestone - a billion hours of streamed…
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Sony Google TV Blu-Ray Player Drops OnLive Support
Sony has axed support for OnLive game playback on its newest Google TV-powered Blu-ray player. Here's the kicker - the player hasn't even shipped yet;…
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Sony's PlayStation Home To Celebrate July 4
If you weren't invited to a party, if you don't live near a spot where fireworks will be lighting the sky tomorrow night, and if…
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SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: July 3, 2012
Happy Tuesday, everyone. It's not just any Tuesday, of course. Hopefully you've got amazing plans for the 4th of July, but until then, let's get…
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iPad Mini Claimed By Bloomberg
This week the product known as the iPad Mini has once again appeared in the rumor mill courtesy of Bloomberg. According to two sources with…
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