Modder Builds Custom Anti-Blur Rig For DSLR
One of the things I really don’t like about my Nikon D80 is that the lens that came with the kit has no image stabilization.…
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AIS Unveils New 15-Inch Touch Panel PCs For Industry
AIS has pulled the wraps off a new series of touchscreen computers designed for industrial use as touch panel PC controllers for various needs. The…
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Facebook Raised $1 Billion In New Financing With Valuation Of $50 Billion
Facebook is the biggest social network around with a huge numbers of people that use it each day. Facebook completed a new round of financing…
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Audi Updates GPS System In 2011 A6 With INRIX XD Traffic
Audi is a maker of luxury and sports cars that are sold all around the world. Audi AG has announced that it is updating the…
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Silicon Power Announces New 600X 64GB CF Card For DSLRs
Silicon Power has announced that it has a new compact flash card that is available for DSLR shooters that need a storage card that is…
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SaberTooth ZF Turbo ZIF 1.8" SSD For Notebooks Debuts
Active Media Products has announced a new SSD that is a replacement for notebooks and netbooks that use 1.8-inch storage drives inside. The new drive…
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FIfteen Display MMOG Gaming Rig Allows For Massive Multiplay [Video]
You might remember an EVE multibox hack from mid-2010 which allowed one arguably-too-dedicated gamer play as up to fourteen characters simultaneously, while still skating on…
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X-Arcade Unveils New Adapters For Game Consoles
If you are a fan of arcade gaming or just a fan of joysticks for gaming on your modern console that will last forever and…
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AMD Radeon HD 6990 Gets Premature Preview
An unannounced dual-core AMD graphics card believed to be the Radeon HD 6990 has been casually flaunted at a Fusion APU launch event. According to itPOC,…
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HTC Sensation: Sense-Style Tablet UI Or New Branding Push?
A new HTC trademark has prompted speculation about the company's software intentions for upcoming tablets, though the company could also be looking to better brand…
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Optimus Popularis Delayed; Mini Six Companion 'Board Due This Year
It's been a while since we've marvelled at the display-keys from Russian keyboard specialists Optimus, but the company is keen to remind us that it's…
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Sony PSP2 Has OLED Touchscreen, 3G & New CPU Tips Nikkei
Further details on the upcoming Sony PSP2 have leaked, with the gaming handheld tipped to use an OLED touchscreen larger than the display on the…
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Motorola XOOM Hits Best Buy Feb 17 For $700
Motorola's XOOM looks set to arrive in under a month's time, with a Best Buy leak tipping both pricing and release date for the Android…
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Nokia MeeGo Tablet Leaks: Prototype Or Dev-Device?
What looks to be a prototype Nokia tablet running MeeGo has surfaced, though it's unclear whether it's an authentic slate, an oversized smartphone or merely…
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Over One Million AMD Fusion APUs Shipped
AMD has announced that the company has sold more than one million Fusion APUs for entry-level notebooks and netbooks. Not only is their Fusion line…
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Apple Unifies Verizon And AT&T iPhone 4 In New Advertisement
The Verizon iPhone came in with a bang and users are waiting for February 3rd/10th to get their hands on the much anticipated device. Starting…
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NVIDIA Launching 'Tegra 2 3D' Processors, Coming To Handsets This Spring
NVIDIA was a huge player in the mobile arena at this year's CES. Their dual-core Tegra 2 processors that will be included in this year's…
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Techies Can Be Foodies Too
As an industry analyst for over 30 years, I have had to travel to over 55 countries for my work and spend countless hours on…
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SlashGear Week In Review - Week 4 2011
Welcome to another edition of the SlashGear Week in Review. Moneaul Labs pulled a cool new chassis out of the shadows for people that are…
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Android Code Copying Evidence From Florian Meuller Found Weightless
If you'll remember yesterday, a rather big bit of news (if proven true) seemed to be a story by the name of Android code copying…
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Dear Logitech: The Revue Is Overpriced
I’m a firm believer in Google TV. I think the platform has more promise than any other software running on set-top boxes today. With the…
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Apple App Store Hits 10 Billion Downloads
As of today, 10 billion apps, thats ten BILLION individual apps have been downloaded from the Apple App Store. The person who fired off the…
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Qualcomm Baseband Evidence For iPhone And iPad Found By Hacker
Evidence pointing toward an upcoming Qualcomm cellular baseband inside the code for Apple's iTunes software has been found by a hacker by the name of…
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The Daily Slash: January 21 2011
First order of business, we need a writer! Take a peek at the SlashGear Tech Writer Wanted! post and pass it on if you know…
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SlashGear Tech Writer Wanted!
SlashGear is looking for a new writer to join the team, helping us report at the front line of consumer electronics. We need a flexible…
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Zynga Continues Domination By Transforming Area/Code Into New York Studio
That's right, they've assimilated game designers "Area/Code" and have begun to add their biological and technological distinctiveness to their own. This New York group will…
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Three Tons Of Mammoth Tusks Confiscated By Authorities
I bet you didn't expect to see that headline in your daily SlashGear feed today. Yesterday in St. Petersberg Russia, Russian authorities have indeed found…
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