The Daily Slash: January 25 2011
First of all today you've got to get your eyeballs out, your ears screwed in tight, and you mouse clickers greased up as we're releasing…
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tyPad Hands On: Quality Does Matter
Accessory Workshop’s products have been on the market, but what stood out above the rest was their tyPad (Generation II) bluetooth keyboard. It includes a…
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Verizon's iPhone 4 Hotspot Feature To Cost $20 On Top Of Data Plan
More news begins to get confirmed as Verizon’s iPhone 4 release date inches closer. Earlier in the day Verizon Wireless’ Executive Director of Corporate Communications…
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LG G-Slate, Dell Streak 7, And Samsung Galaxy S 4G Release Dates
T-Mo News has leaked an image showing the release dates for four major T-Mobile products including the LG G-Slate, Dell Streak 7, and Samsung Galaxy…
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Another Angry Birds Cake. Eat It Or Destroy It Out Of Frustration?
A new Angry Birds cake has surfaced online and I’m sure many out there have the same dilemma mentioned in the title. For anyone who…
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Pixelmator App Makes $ 1 Million In Just Twenty Days
The Pixelmator app is about to give Apple’s App store all types of good press. The image editing application has been on sale only twenty…
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Deutsche Bank Says Nein! Plans On Using iPhone In Lieu Of Blackberry For Future Plans
International financial institution Deutsche Bank has declaratively said there’s “no going back” to RIM’s Blackberry after a successful iPhone trial run. Apple gains more momentum…
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BlackBerry 6 Available Today For Bold And Curve On Verizon
Today at approximately 8pm EST, everyone holding a BlackBerry Bold 9650 or a BlackBerry Curve 3G will indeed be receiving an update to OS BlackBerry…
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Google Offers Not Going Head To Head With Groupon
Remember the Google Offers trial set to be a Groupon rival? Well, its coupons are now cropping up in search results and it is not…
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Xperia Arc Now On Pre-Order
Sony Ericsson's gorgeous Xperia X12 Arc is now up for pre-order in the UK. You'll be paying £459.99 with free delivery if you live anywhere…
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Huawei Succeeds In Holding Nokia Siemens Networks Acquisition Of Motorola
On Monday night the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois issued an order to temporarily stop the Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) takeover…
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Pope Benedict Encourages Internet Togetherness, Sharing Via Social Networks
When you're at the head of an ancient religion still prevalent throughout the western world in an age where it's possible to grab information from…
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Apple Beefs Up Security With Hiring Of Former NSA Analyst
Apple looks to take a bite into the corporate world by shoring up it’s security concerns with the hiring of David Rice as it’s director…
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Number Porting Now Available To Current Users Of Google Voice
Google has just announced that it’s popular Google Voice is now allowing number porting for existing customers. Google says the porting takes about 24 hours…
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New Strategy To Turn PC Users Into Mac Users? San Francisco Strip Clubs To Offer Macworld Discounts
Looks like Macworld attendees will be able to use their conference badges in many different ways as eleven of the San Francisco’s strip clubs will…
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Will.i.am Named Director Of Creative Innovation For Intel, Wackiness Now Mandatory
If you know anything about will.i.am, a fellow famous for the group of artists he sings with called the Black Eyed Peas, you know he's…
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Apple's Mac OS X 10.6.7 Build 10J846 Seeded To Developers
The second beta of Mac OS X 10.6.7 has been seeded to developers. This comes just days after the initial build was released last Thursday.…
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Notion Ink Adam's Email App Code Origins In Question [Updated]
Notion Ink has been accused of basing its custom email app for the Adam tablet on open-source K-9 Mail without giving credit to the original…
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Microsoft IPTV Plans Could Put Mediaroom On Silverlight STBs
Microsoft's plans for IPTV and set-top boxes continue to trickle out, with the latest batch of rumors suggesting it's Mediaroom which will be at the…
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TI Admits NVIDIA Beat Them To Tablet Chip Debut
Texas Instruments has admitted that NVIDIA beat it to the punch with Tegra 2, managing to scoop up much of the CES 2011 processor hype…
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Atlantic Technology WA-50 Wireless Audio Makes Multi-Room Wire-Free
A wire to your woofer is something best avoided if at all possible, at least that's what Atlantic Technology believes, hence their WA-50 Wireless Audio…
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Adobe Photoshop Express 1.5 For iPhone And iPad Released
Adobe has pushed out a new version of Photoshop Express for iOS, v1.5, which promises support for the iPhone 4's Retina Display, multitasking in iOS…
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Compulab Trim Slice Puts Tegra 2 In Ultra-Compact Desktop PC
We've got Tegra 2 in tablets and Tegra 2 in phones; why not Tegra 2 in a desktop computer? That's just what the Compulab Trim…
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Panasonic LUMIX FX78 Creates 3D Stills With A Single Lens
Panasonic's rugged TS3 and Full HD ZS10 and ZS8 digicams aren't the only new models from the company today; there's also the ultracompact Panasonic LUMIX…
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Verizon $30 iPhone 4 Unlimited Data Plan Confirmed [Updated]
Verizon has confirmed that it will be offering a $30 unlimited data plan for the incoming CDMA iPhone 4. COO Lowell McAdam told the WSJ…
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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti Unveiled: Up To 46% Faster Than Radeon HD 6950
NVIDIA is obviously particularly proud of its new GeForce GTX 560 Ti GPU - it suggests it "pwns the gamer's sweet spot" in the press…
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LG Optimus 3D Outed Ahead Of MWC 2011 Debut
Having promised a 3D-capable smartphone sooner rather than later, LG's MWC 2011 surprise has been prematurely spoiled by a Dutch cellphone retailer. The Phone House…
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