US Military Employs Greatest Weapon Ever: Solar Power
What wins wars? Fuel. Have you ever seen or read the investigation titled "Guns, Germs, and Steel?" It's all about how the most common root…
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HP / Palm webOS Tablet UI Details Leak, Look Fantastic
Anyone excited about the HP Topaz webOS tablet will be downright giddy after reading this latest news. The folks at PreCentral have received some leaked…
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Week-Long Verizon BlackBerry Outage Caused By "System Update"?
On Friday, Verizon BlackBerry users began to report a system-wide outage. This issue effects more than just the BlackBerry Internet Service- all data capabilities have…
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3D Doesn't Work And Never Will, Says Oscar-Winning Editor
Earlier today, Roger Ebert posted a letter from Robert Murch. If you aren't a film geek, Murch is a multiple-Oscar award winning editor. He worked…
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Twitter Will Triple Ad Revenue In 2011
2010 was the first year Twitter started to sell ad revenue. They made a total of $45 million. 2011 will prove to be considerably more…
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Apple's Motion-Sensitive Keyboard Patent: A Sane Compromise
The boys at MacRumors have uncovered a new Apple patent application. This one covers a physical keyboard with motion sensing cameras built into the frame.…
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HP Topaz webOS Tablet Detailed Plus Touchstone v2 Wireless Plans
Further details on HP's Topaz webOS tablet have emerged, detailing the specifications of the 9.7-inch XGA slate we're expecting to hear about at the event…
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Eric Schmidt "Wants To Be A Talk-Show Host" Claim Insiders
As odd rumors go, Eric Schmidt leaving Google to take up a new role as a talk-show host is pretty out there, but that's just…
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Firefox "Do Not Track" Header Detailed For Online Privacy
Mozilla's Global Privacy and Public Policy Leader, Alex Fowler, has detailed the upcoming Do Not Track functionality headed to Firefox. As Mozilla envisages it, the…
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SlashGear Morning Wrap-Up: January 24 2011
Let's start this fine Monday with a launch straight into space: once with an Android Device, another time with a Samsung balloon full of paper…
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iPad 3 To Get Retina Display: Panels Too Expensive For 2nd-Gen Slate
Further talk that the so-called iPad "Retina Display" prototypes - running high-resolution 2048 x 1536 panels - are in fact for the third-generation slate has…
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Direct2Drive Game Rentals Launch: $5 For 5 Hours
Gaming download store Direct2Drive has begun offering game rentals, though the system isn't quite so advanced as OnLive. Rather than the games playing remotely on…
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Samsung Performs Odd Paper Planes In Space Experiment
Samsung, in their infinite wisdom and wish to show the world that their memory cards are extremely durable and can survive even at the edge…
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Pioneer MVH-8300BT Head Unit Packs iPhone Support, App Mode & Bluetooth
Pioneer has outed a pair of new in-car stereos, the MVH-8300BT and MVH-7300, which each prioritize external digital media sources like iPods and iPhones. Each…
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75% Of AOL Subscribers "Don't Realize" They Don't Need It
AOL's dial-up service could be in worse shape than previously believed, with a former executive telling the New Yorker [subscription required] that 75-percent of the…
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White iPhone 4 Added To AT&T Online Systems
Having been spotted in Best Buy's inventory systems earlier in the month, the white iPhone 4 has now cropped up in AT&T's database. BGR's source…
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First Notion Ink Adam Pre-Orders Arriving Today
The first Notion Ink Adam pre-orders are seemingly finding their way to customers, with at least one UK buyer of the Android slate having received…
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New Windows Phone 7 Dev-Jailbreak Tool Incoming
A new jailbreaking system for Windows Phone 7 devices is promised, though the developer is waiting until after the first official update is released so…
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Verizon iPhone 4 $50 More Off-Contract Than AT&T Version
Prior to the Verizon iPhone 4 getting its official launch, at least one analyst speculated that the CDMA smartphone would be more expensive than its…
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650,000 NOOKcolor E-Magazine Purchases In Two Months Crows B&N
Barnes & Noble has announced over 650,000 sales of digital periodical subscriptions and single-issue e-magazines and e-newspapers from the NOOKnewsstand to NOOKcolor owners, in the…
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TiVo And Charter Partner On cable/IPTV Hybrid
TiVo and Charter Communications have announced plans for a next-gen TV system, which will bundle traditional cable and IPTV services. On offer later in 2011,…
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Raindrop Mini Turns Downspout Into Eco-Friendly Water Collector
A compact way to modify downspouts for collecting water is now available, promising eco-friendly thirst quenching for apartment gardens. The Raindrop Mini by Studio Bas…
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NVIDIA Tegra 3 T30/AP30 Mobile Quadcore SoC Sampling By End Of 2011
It's not just a Tegra 2 3D chip we can expect later this year; the remainder of NVIDIA's leaked roadmap for 2011 has emerged, courtesy…
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DIY Pedal-Powered Snowplow
We only get snow once every few years in my part of Texas, but in other states, snow is something that you have to deal…
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$10K iTunes Gift Card Winner Hangs Up On Apple
I can understand someone loathing marketing calls. I don’t even answer my phone if I don’t recognize the number. Over the weekend the iTunes store…
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Skizee Takes The Exercise Out Of Skiing And Looks Fun Doing It
I went skiing once as a kid and it was fun, but I remember it being very tiring. If you like to ski cross-country or…
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Hacker Sells Access To Army Website For Under $500
When it comes to information security I think most of us expect that the government here in the US and governments abroad would take some…
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