Apple Will Replace Some 1TB Seagate iMac HDDs
If you were one of the many people that upgraded to a new iMac back in May when they got new hardware you aren't alone.…
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Google+ Names: No Shirt, No Service
Google's stance on users listing their real names on Google+ continues to cause headaches on the fledgling social networking site, with a spate of account deactivations…
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Samsung Series 3 Notebooks Hit Amazon
The Samsung Series 3 notebooks have shipped to the US now and you can pick one up on Amazon if you like the machines. The…
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Chinese Officials Move To Close Fake Apple Stores In Kunming, China
Last week I mentioned that a very convincing fake Apple Store had been spotted in China that looked almost just like the real thing. The…
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GM Uses Computer Software And Rapid Prototyping Rather Than Clay Or Wood For Prototype Testing
Many of the 3D printing stories that I talk about are using the tech to make smaller things and concept products. One of the places…
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Facebook For iPad App Leaks
The Facebook for iPad app has been prematurely revealed, after the social network pushed out an updated version of its iPhone software that secretly contained…
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Sony's Insurance Company Sues To Deny Data Breach Coverage
It's been a while now since we heard anything more on the massive security breach that happened to the Sony PSN this year. Sony finally…
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Apple "Assistant" Voice Control System Tipped For iPhone 5
Apple's long-anticipated voice control system for the iPhone and iPad could make its debut in iOS 5 or as an iPhone 5 exclusive later this…
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Sony Cyber-Shot TX55 Packs Full HD Into 12.2mm Body; Brings WX30 For Ride
Sony has revealed its latest Cyber-shot digital cameras, the 12.2mm-thick TX55 - billed as the world's thinnest with Full HD video recording support - and…
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Samsung Q2 Smartphone Sales Could Beat iPhone
Samsung is likely to have beaten Nokia for smartphone sales in Q2 2011, analysts have predicted, with the Korean company standing a good chance of…
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SlashGear Weekly Roundup Video - July 24, 2011
The much anticipated Mac OS X Lion touched down this past Wednesday along with revamped MacBook Airs, Mac Minis, and Cinema Displays. Apple's on a…
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Climbing The Mount Everest Of Twitter
A tech journalist friend of mine, Noah Kravitz, recently retweeted a message from a kid in Ireland, and I found it interesting. He said: “@noahkravitz…
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SlashGear Week In Review - Week 30 2011
Another week has come and gone in the geek world and it's time to round up some of the biggest and most important stories of…
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SlashGear's 2011 Back To School Gear Guide!
It's that time again, boys and girls, time to start thinking about what you're gonna grab to jam in your schoolbags aside pencils, pens, and…
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Let's Face It: Microsoft Innovation Makes Apple Look Bad In The Living Room
I was recently discussing companies that are trying to make it big with living room entertainment products with a friend, when he asked me which…
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Toshiba Thrive Review
The Toshiba Thrive isn’t a sexy tablet. It’s plump, homely, a little bit awkward, and although smart and supportive, you won’t be showing it off…
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Revisiting My Anti-Tech Resolutions
I’m going to start by congratulating myself. I have stuck with some of my original Anti-Tech Resolutions longer than I have ever stuck with a…
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Apple MacBook Batteries Vulnerable To Hack
When we think about data security and possible vulnerabilities in our computing systems, the laptop battery generally doesn't come to mind as a hacker target.…
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iOS 5 Beta 4 Released As Apple's First OTA Update
Apple has just released a fourth beta for its upcoming iOS 5 for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This beta is the very first…
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Spotify Reached 70,000 Paying Subscribers In First Week Of U.S. Launch
After launching for only about a week in the U.S., Spotify is estimated to have already reached 70,000 paid subscribers. The incredibly popular European-based music…
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AT&T Infographic Notes Massive Wi-Fi Use Growth On Mobile Devices
This morning AT&T held a meeting in which the following infographic was discussed - and it's rather interesting. What we're looking at here is AT&T's…
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AT&T Customers Sue To Block T-Mobile Merger Deal
The AT&T acquisition of T-Mobile is facing more opposition just days following Senate antitrust subcommittee chairman Herb Kohl's letter warning against the "substantial harm" that…
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Verizon CEO Expects iPhone 5 To Arrive In Fall
Verizon's incoming CEO and current COO Lowell McAdam adds more fuel to the rumors of an iPhone 5 arriving this September. During a TV interview…
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LG's Roadmap Leaked, Includes Windows Phone 7 Mango Fantasy And Dual-Core Prada K2
The roadmap for LG's 2H 2011 smartphone lineup has been leaked along with specs and images revealed by the folks at PocketNow. They were not…
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Samsung Galaxy 3D Smartphone Possible For Q4 2011
According to Korean News Site ETNews speaking with sources in the field, Samsung may be planning a 3D device not unlike what's been revealed by…
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Dell Streak Android Tablet Pulled Temporarily For Some Updates
The Dell Streak bills itself as an Android tablet with a 5-inch size getting close to being a smartphone. But, it neither has the pocketability…
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T-Mobile Now Offers Micro-SIM Cards For iPhone 4
T-Mobile is now offering a micro-SIM card for customers wanting to use unlocked iPhone 4 handsets on its network. This move shows that T-Mobile is…
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