AOL Picks Up Photo App Hipster
AOL has just announced that it has acquired a photo-sharing app called Hipster and its namesake company. Launched last year, Hipster has 100,000 users that…
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SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: March 15, 2012
Happy Thursday, all. We're halfway through March already. Where has the time gone? Especially that hour we lost on Sunday. Anyway, I digress. So here's…
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Leica M10 May Be Revealed At May 10 Event
Leica has begun sending out invitations for a special event taking place May 10-11 in Berlin, where it promises to reveal "a whole range of…
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Walmart Selling New iPad Tonight At 12:01am
Walmart has announced that it will start selling the new iPad earlier than even Apple's own retail stores. The big-box retailer says that its 24-hour…
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T-Mobile Retires Sidekick 4G, Brand To Continue
T-Mobile has confirmed that it will be discontinuing its Sidekick 4G Android smartphone. Perhaps one of the best mid-range handsets, the Sidekick 4G is popular…
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iPad Retina Support Hits Evernote, Kindle, And Weather Pro Apps
With the new iPad ready to launch tomorrow morning, several major iOS apps have already been updated today to take advantage of the massive 2048…
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Just How Important Are Video Game Storylines?
After the successful launch of Mass Effect 3, I thought it would be a good time to revisit the topic of video game storylines. For…
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Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition Revealed For Summer 2012
After a week of teasing with a countdown clock on the Baldur's Gate webpage, we now know what all the fuss is about. Despite the…
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Sony Bloggie Sport HD Camera Shipping Today
Sony's Bloggie Sport HD video camera has begun shipping today, ready to take on your weekend adventure. The rugged pocketable camcorder was first unveiled at…
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Forget The iPad, Here's The $40 Android Tablet
All the way over in India there's a tablet that you may have heard of - the Aakash. This little beast was revealed last year…
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PayPal Here Demonstrated For Mobile Payments
This week the folks at PayPal have revealed a mobile payment project aiming to take on the already popular Square platform, working with a triangular…
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ZTE Achieve Speeds Of 1.7Tbit/s Over Fiber-Optics
While most people are lucky enough to receive high-speed internet via cable, fiber, or LTE, the carriers need serious backhaul in order to provide that…
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The New iPad Review Round-Up
The results are in, and now that we're less than 24 hours away from the launch of the 2012 edition of the iPad, the tech…
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Google Grabs Ex-Digg Kevin Rose Tip Insiders
Google has hired Digg founder Kevin Rose, sources claim, with the exec along with other people from the mobile app incubator Milk reportedly being brought…
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Path CEO Got Angry Apple Audience After Privacy Blunder
Path's high-profile iPhone privacy blunder earned app founder Dave Morin a sudden grilling in front of Apple CEO Tim Cook and his exec team, it's…
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Apple TV 1080p Review
Apple TV was Apple's "one more thing" at the new iPad launch event last week, but that's not to say the smart TV adapter isn't…
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Google Semantic Search Planned To Improve Results
Google as a company may have spread out into several different areas, but search is still very much its bread and butter. The Wall Street…
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New iPad Gets Teardown Treatment
US sales of the new iPad don't start for hours yet, but Australian buyers of Apple's third-gen tablet have already started collecting their slates, and teardown…
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HP Releasing More webOS 3.0.5 Code As A "Community Edition"
As much as we rooted for it, webOS was unfortunately the little train that couldn’t. While HP have nixed plans to make any more hardware…
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SlashGear Morning Wrap-Up: March 15, 2012
There are two big news stories that I've got to yell at you about this morning, and one of them is, believe it or not,…
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Microsoft Xbox 720 Job Listings Hunt Game And Audio Talent
We don’t know when Microsoft are planning to spring the next-generation version of the Xbox upon the world, but that doesn’t mean they’re not working…
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Blizzard Releases Diablo III Skill Calculator
It's finally happened - Diablo III has been announced for release after over 10 years of waiting, hoping, wishing for its drop. Blizzard Entertainment, the…
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Qbo Robot Dons ASUS 3D Sensor Crown For Intelligent Autonomy
Open-source robot project Qbo has gained a new set of sensors, in the shape of a custom ASUS Xtion tiara that allows the 'bot to 3D map…
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AnonOps Claims Anonymous OS Is Fake
This week, a custom Linux distro dubbed “Anonymous OS” was released, filled with tools designed to help you finally hack the gibson. It was all…
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Western Digital MyBook Thunderbolt Duo: $599 For 4TB
Those Thunderbolt accessories that have been desperately missing are finally starting to see the light of day. Western Digital today announced a new product in…
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DARPA Toys With On-Demand Disposable Satellites
DARPA are said to be looking into the possibility of using cheap, disposable satellites to provide reconnaissance and data to soldiers. The satellites would be…
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China To Squash US For Smartphone Demand Says IDC
China is expected to take the smartphone top spot in market share this year, edging ahead of the US before extending its lead significantly over…
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