eBook Technologies Acquired By Google
Google has just acquired a company by the name of eBook Technologies. What is this place, you might ask? It's a search engine! Oh I…
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Verizon Axes New Every Two Upgrades Beginning January 16th
Verizon's had their New Every Two upgrade program instilled for a long time now, but the wireless carrier has apparently decided to kick it to…
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Google Translate Updated To Support Conversation Mode
Google celebrates random things, especially when it has to do with applications or software they've created. For example, Google Translate has officially been available in…
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iOS 4.3 Beta Released
Earlier this morning, there was a confirmation that the mobile hotspot feature, which the Verizon iPhone 4 has already installed, would be made available to…
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Sony Sues Geohot And fail0verflow Team For PlayStation 3 Jailbreak
Geohot and the rest of the fail0verflow team are getting a lot of attention from Sony, all of which is focused around the group's creation…
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Ion Audio Book Saver Book Scanner Scans 200-Page Books In 15 Minutes
Carrying around books seems to be getting phased out. Even for students, there are plenty of different options out there, whether it be tablets or…
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Sony Closing Down CD Manufacturing Plant In New Jersey After 50 Years
Sony will be closing down one of the company's largest CD manufacturing plants, located in Pitman, New Jersey, on March 31st, 2011. The company will…
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Silent Hill: Downpour Details Emerge
A couple of days ago, we reported that the eighth entry into the Silent Hill series would be called Downpour, and that water would be…
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John Carmack Believes NVIDIA Can Make A Good ARM Core
During the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week, NVIDIA announced that their "Project Denver" was moving forward, and that they would be focusing…
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Sprint Announcement Coming February 7th, Promises Another Industry First
The invites are pouring in. We've already heard from Verizon, and we've still got HP's webOS announcement around the corner, but it looks like Sprint…
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Karotz Rabbit Robot Will Tell You The Weather After It Wakes You Up [Video]
Having a personal robot tell you all of your pertinent, and need-to-know information every morning is probably a dream come true for some people, especially…
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The Impact Of The Verizon iPhone On Android's Growth
Typically after press conferences I attend or when major industry announcements happen, I take a lot of questions from the press asking my opinion on…
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Nintendo 3DS Listed For March 18th Release Date In The UK
At the beginning of January, a leaked image showed that the Nintendo 3DS would be launching in the UK on March 1st, 2011, and allowed…
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T-Mobile UK Backtrack On Data Slash: Only New Customers Affected
T-Mobile UK has done a U-turn on its controversial data cap modifications, which had threatened to cut some subscribers' allowances to just a sixth of…
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PrimeSense Score New Funding; Motion-Sensing STBs, TVs & HTPCs Incoming
PrimeSense, the motion-tracking company behind Microsoft's Kinect and ASUS' WAVI Xtion is obviously doing something right, as the company has just secured a new round…
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Sony PSP2 To Make January 27 Tokyo Debut?
Sony is tipped to unveil its PSP2 portable console in an exclusive Tokyo event on January 27 2011, according to multiple sources. Both VG247 and…
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SlashGear Morning Wrap-Up: January 12 2011
Yesterday was all about the iPhone being on Verizon. Today is all about... well first there's a little iPhone news: iPhone Personal Hotspot coming to…
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Verizon Fire Up 16 New New York 3G Sites Ahead Of iPhone 4 Release
Verizon Wireless has announced it is switching on sixteen new 3G cell sites in the New York Metro region, as part of its commitment "to…
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World IPv6 Day Will See Google Go All-IPv6 On June 8 2011
World IPv6 Day may not have any cool floats or a parade, but if you spend any of your time online then it'll arguably be…
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ASUS Eee Slate EP121 Hands-On
The Eee Slate EP121, ASUS tells us, is the world's fastest tablet, packing an Intel Core i5 processor. It's also going to be expensive among…
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Kinect Hack Motion-Controls Flash UIs [Video]
The awesome Kinect hacks continue, and BLITZ have delivered what could turn out to be one of the more interesting adaptations of Microsoft's motion-gaming peripheral.…
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JOYSTICK-IT iPad Arcade Stick For Superior Pac-Man Playing
So you've got your iPad and you've got your arcade games and you're having tons of fun, but after a while you notice your thumb…
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Antimatter Thunderstorms Surprise NASA
Last we heard, matter and antimatter couldn't be put together in the same picnic basket lest the universe explode; now scientists are telling us that…
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PlayStation Phone Gets Teardown Treatment
If the preview, group shots and video demos weren't enough to convince you that the Sony Ericsson PlayStation Phone is real, how about a pre-release…
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Rotor Concept R/C 'Copter Borrows Cool Japanese Styling [Video]
We've a big soft-spot for helicopters here at SlashGear, and while we'd prefer Igarashi Design's single-person 'copter concept to spawn a full-sized model (and allow…
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iPhone Personal Hotspot Coming To All In iOS 4.3
The personal hotspot functionality unveiled on the Verizon iPhone 4 yesterday is coming to all iPhones in iOS 4.3, though it will require carrier blessing…
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ASUS Eee Pad Slider & Transform Hands-On [Video]
ASUS wasn't taking any chances with its tablet options at CES 2011: the company had two full-size Android models, the Eee Pad Slider and the…
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