Evo 4G For $99 At RadioShack And More Deals This Week
RadioShack has turned itself into one of the places that you need to check before you upgrade to a new smartphone or buy a new…
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Gynormous Kno Dual Screen And Single Screen Tablets Ship Today
Tablets are really hot right now with the iPad having the vast majority of the market. The device has taken a big bite out of…
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Apple Prunes WikiLeaks App From App Store
You would have to live under a rock, or even worse not have internet access to not know the saga of WikiLeaks that has been…
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Nexus One Getting Gingerbread In Coming Weeks
If you are the proud owner of a Google Nexus One smartphone you may have been wondering exactly when you will be getting your Android…
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Motz Tiny Wooden Power Speaker Isn't Made By Geppetto
Pyramid Distribution has debuted a new and really nice looking small portable speaker that will play tracks from multiple input sources. The speaker is made…
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Smartfish Whirl Mini Notebook Laser Mouse Has An Interesting Design
Smartfish has unveiled an interesting new notebook mouse that has a design different from any other notebook mouse on the market. The new mouse is…
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Notion Ink Adam Pre-Orders Sell Out
Many were cautious about Notion Ink and its lack of track record in the tablet industry, but that doesn't appear to have affected the overall…
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Trendnet Unveils New 450Mbps Wireless N Access Point
Trendnet has unveiled a new wireless access point that has integrated repeater functionally for the user that needs to extend their wireless network a bit…
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Acer, ASUS & Lenovo Sandy Bridge Ultraportables To Borrow MacBook Air Display Design?
Acer, ASUS and Lenovo are apparently planning to take a leaf out of Apple's book with the construction of their new Intel Sandy Bridge based…
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T-Mobile HSPA+ 4G Mobile Hotspot Due Feb 2011
T-Mobile USA is readying its first mobile hotspot, and the debut device will apparently support the high-speed HSPA+ 4G service offered by the network. One…
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Viewsonic GTablet Sales Yank Blamed On Android/Tegra/Flash "User Experience"
Viewsonic has blamed underbaked Android support for large-screen devices like its 10.1-inch GTablet, an unoptimized Adobe Flash plugin and issued getting its custom UI working properly…
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Apple Takes On Adobe Flash With Free iAd Producer Tool
Apple is continuing its assault on Adobe, with the launch of iAd Producer, a tool for online advertizers to create interactive iAd content in a…
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Porn Ban "Technically Not Possible" Warn ISPs
UK government ambitions to make porn blocks mandatory and force individual users to actively request access to XXX content have been described as "technically not…
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SEC Investigating Ex-HP Mark Hurd Over Insider Info & Expenses Allegations
The US Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating ex-HP CEO Mark Hurd's departure from the company back in August, amid ongoing allegations that the ousted chief…
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Gmail Google Voice Calls Free Through 2011 For US Users
Google has announced that it is extending the free voice call functionality added to Gmail chat earlier this year, with the service now to be…
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Apple TV HD Download Problems Caused By Google DNS?
A potential cause for the slow download problems some Apple TV users have reported has been identified, and it seems Google could be at the…
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Apple Shuttering OS X Download Site On Jan 6 As Mac App Store Takes Over
Apple has informed developers that, as of January 6 2011 and the launch of the new Mac App Store, the Mac OS X Download site…
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No Hulu Plus Or Netflix For Cable TiVo DVRs
Another stumbling block on the path to all-content multimedia enlightenment in a single STB has presented itself, with rights holders taking umbrage with TiVo DVRs…
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SlashGear Google Cr-48 Giveaway WINNERS ANNOUNCED!
SO everyone by now should all be aware of the totally amazing contest we've been running where we and Google are giving away a total…
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Google Cr-48 Chrome OS Notebook Review
Google's first Chrome OS notebook, the Cr-48, has landed on the SlashGear test bench, and to say it's an interesting machine would be an understatement.…
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The Daily Slash: December 20 2010
Be amazed as Philip Berne lays down a connection between Tron and FB in an article called Facebook on the Job, while Don Reisinger delivers…
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Advertisers Spend More Online Than In Print Newspaper This Year: First Time EVER
Oh trends and trends and more trends. Look at this, this is a trend which spells some sort of doom for print (if you believe…
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Adobe Posts First Billion-Dollar Quarter
So, you thought maybe Adobe would go away now that the digital world is moving toward the tablet, yes? That's crazy talk! Adobe Systems and…
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Digital Storm's New xm15 Laptop Switches Between Video Cards Automagically
Behold, a new computer from Digital Storm. This is the xm15, a sweet light notebook utilizing NVIDIA's Optimus Hybrid Technology. Its speedy and excellent they…
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Pen Stylus Computing To Return On Android, Adobe Might Ride The Wave
In these days of tablets rising like a wave of oncoming ocean, it's difficult to remember the days when the Koala pad reigned supreme and…
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World's Biggest iPhone Is 56 iPads Stacked Together, Lands In London
Sure, saying that the world's biggest iPhone is a collection of iPads might degrade the whole "biggest iPhone" part, but considering how impressive this thing…
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ZTE Corporation's Double Smartphone Wins Red Dot Concept Design Award
As far as concepts for cellphones and smartphones go, they can be pretty creative. As most concepts are, truth be told. But usually, they tend…
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