Carbon Design Group's Domino Clock Concept Uses Huge Domino Blocks To Tell Time [Video]
If you're a fan of dominos, then maybe you should take a second look at these huge blocks. Not only can they be hung from…
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SlashGear Google Cr-48 Giveaway
Notebooks running Google Chrome OS aren't expected to hit the market until mid-2011, so until now the only way to get your hands on a…
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TRON Skatecycle Is DIY Treasure [Video]
For whatever reason, whether it be price or the fact that riding a "real" Lightcycle may not be the safest idea out there, you decided…
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Nexus S Review
Google shook up the Android world with the Nexus One, throwing down the gauntlet to manufacturers to step up their hardware game and pushing the…
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OnLive Patent Cloud Gaming Tech
OnLive has successfully patented its cloud gaming technology, IP which the company describes as "fundamental" to its system of wireless video gaming. Patent 7,849,491 -…
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Google Voice Adds iPad And iPod Touch Support
Google has released a new version of Google Voice for iOS that now supports the iPad and iPod touch. Following on from the official Google…
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Amazon MP3 For BlackBerry Released For OTA Music Downloads
Amazon's MP3 download store has finally arrived on BlackBerry handsets, offering over 14m tracks to choose from, 30-second previews and social networking integration for sharing…
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Apple Accused Of Japanese iBooks Piracy
Apple has been accused of selling pirated ebooks by Japanese authors in its iBookstore, with titles by high-profile authors such as Haruki Murakami and Keigo Higashino among…
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SlashGear Morning Wrap-Up: December 14 2010
Get pumped up with caution! Why? Because they may have found a cure for Aids. Remember though, this study has provided ONE success - not…
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Nokia 2011 Smartphone Plans Revealed: 1GHz, Dual-Core & More
Nokia is looking to significant hardware and software updates in 2011 to keep its smartphone lines competitive, with dual-core CPUs, boosted graphics and a heavily…
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AIDS Cure With Stem Cell Transplant Found Claim German Doctors
As breakthroughs go, finding a cure for AIDS would be pretty high on the list, and that's what Berlin doctors believe they have achieved. US…
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Google Chrome OS Is "Careless Computing" Warns GNU Founder
Google Chrome OS may liberate you from fire and awkward little children who dump ice cream on your notebook, but according to GNU founder Richard…
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Dell Venue Pro Delayed Until Jan 6 2011
Dell's Venue Pro was meant to be hitting eager Windows Phone 7 users' hands last week, having gone up for pre-order on December 1, but…
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Toshiba Unveils Enterprise Class SSD
Toshiba has unveiled a new enterprise class SSD for the business market that is a 2.5-inch form factor device using 32nm SLC NAND for storage.…
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Hitachi 3TB HDD Ships To OEM
One of the reasons to move from 32-bit to 64-bit versions of an operating system is to allow the computer to see more memory. Hitachi…
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Acer Iconia Dual-Touch Laptop Arrives UK On Jan 14 2011 For £1,499
Acer UK has just confirmed to SlashGear release details for the Acer Iconia dual-touchscreen notebook, announced as part of the company's tablet frenzy late last…
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Nokia E7 Delayed Until Early 2011 [Updated]
The Nokia E7 has been delayed until early 2011, missing its December release window. Nokia had been insisting the E7 was on track for retail…
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eLocity A7 Tablet Now Shipping
I mentioned back in October that the eLocity A7 tablet was up for pre-order. The tablet has now started shipping to the users that pre-ordered…
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IBM Watson Supercomputer To Challenge All Time Great Jeopardy Champions
IBM has competed in contests against human players with supercomputers like Watson before. IBM has announced that its Watson computer will compete against two of…
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Chevy Volt Loaded On To Car Carriers And On Way To First Customers
We first heard about the GM Volt way back in 2007 and it has taken a really long time for GM to get the Volt…
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EFO Outs Rechargeable Mini Loud-Speaker
EFO has unveiled a new portable speaker called the Rechargeable mini loud-speaker that is black in color. The speaker is rechargeable and will work with…
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Advent Pull Flash Player 10.1 From Vega Tablet Until "Early 2011"
Advent is pulling Flash Player 10.1 support from its Vega Android tablet, after it was discovered that the plugin had not passed Adobe's certification. According…
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Japanese Dudes Skydive Google Earth Style
Never underestimate the desire of geeks to be geeky. A group of Japanese pals got together and set up their own virtual skydiving sim using…
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Verizon 4G LTE Modem Gets Mac OS X Hack
Verizon has promised Mac support for its LTE 4G modems, but until then the official software is PC-only. That's not good enough for OS X…
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KAIST Sells Eight HUBO 2 Robots To US And Singapore
We like us some robots around these parts. The KAIST HUBO 2 robot is a humanoid that reminds me a bit of a naked Robonaut…
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Final Bids Are Due For Nortel Network Patent Treasure Trove
In the tech world, the lifeblood of companies big and small is often patents. Even if a company isn't using a patent they own, they…
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Colorful Offers Up Special Edition Single Slot NVIDIA GTS 450
The NVIDIA GTS 450 video card has been around for a while now and most of the video cards are dual slot designs. That dual…
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