Samsung Tops Android Sales Chart In US Last Quarter
Samsung's approach of pushing Galaxy S family smartphones out on every major US carrier seems to have worked out, with Gartner confirming that the company…
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UFOs Mentioned In WikiLeaks Cables Confirms Julian Assange
WikiLeaks may be prompting embarrassment in embassies across the world right now, but it could soon have us all looking to the skies. Founder Julian…
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Txtr Ereader Reportedly Erased
It seems the ereader market may be a little less crowded than we expected, with word that the German txtr device has been abandoned by…
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CLEAR Modem With WiFi Wants To Replace Your DSL
CLEAR has launched a new modem for use with its WiMAX service, though it's targeted at home or small-office users rather than mobile mavens. The…
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1m Samsung Galaxy Tab Sold; 10-Inch Tab In 1H 2011
Samsung has announced that global sales of the Galaxy Tab have already met its one million unit target for 2010, and that the company now…
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Sony Ericsson LiveView Review
A tiny sub-display, for remotely-controlling your Android smartphone and sneaking glances at incoming messages when you probably should be paying attention in class, in meetings…
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Uranium Soap Glows Radioactively
Geeks like weird stuff. If that weird stuff happens to not be a gadget, that's fine. We need to decorate our homes too. My wife…
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Japanese Battery Makes Power From Vibrations
When it comes to gadgets many of us tend to focus on the performance as far as how fast the thing operates. Perhaps more important…
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GSLO Applies To Apple MFi Program For Peel 520
You might remember that Peel 520 device that we talked about a while back that promises to turn your iPod touch into a phone capable…
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Professor In NYC Installs Camera In Head
A professor of photography from New York University has had a camera installed in the back of his head. This sounds much cooler than it…
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Orange Offers Cheap Subsidized iPad
If you are a UK tablet computer geek that has been lusting after an iPad for Christmas this is your chance to get one on…
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Speck Offers New PixelSkin HD Case For HTC HD7 Smartphone
If you are the proud owner of a new HTC HD7 Windows Phone 7 smartphone you will want to keep the thing shiny and looking…
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Prosecution In Xbox 360 Modder Case Drops Charges
Like most geeks, I think that once I spend my money on something like a computer or a game console such as the Xbox 360,…
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Best Buy Offers Free Android Phones Just In Time For Christmas
If one of the things you or someone on your Christmas list really wants is a new smartphone, you might want to head over to…
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FTC Testifies Before Congress On Do Not Track List
If you are the type that is very concerned about your privacy when you are surfing the web and worry that advertisers might be collecting…
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Kaleidescape Debuts Cinema One Movie Server
Kaleidescape has unveiled its latest movie server called the Cinema One. The device is an out of the box DVD movie server that is designed…
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Google +1 Social Network Now Involving Sergey Brin?
Google's work-in-progress social networking system, which we last heard was delayed until spring 2011, may end up launching as "Google +1" or "Google Plus One".…
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Vonage Offers Users Free Calls To Santa For Christmas
Christmas is here and if your kids are waiting to see Santa at the mall and the line is just too long Vonage has your…
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Inventec HP webOS Tablet & Oak Trail Slates In Q1 2011; ASUS Core i5 Tablet By End Of Year Tipped
A few tablet tidbits seeping out of Taipei today, with reports that Inventec is on track to secure a deal with HP for a Palm…
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Google Pays $1 Compensation In Street View Privacy Case
Google has agreed to pay a US couple $1 in compensation, after Aaron and Christine Boring, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania accused the search giant of invading…
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WikiLeaks: Amazon Denies Government Pressure; DNS Yanked & Servers Moved To Switzerland
The cat-and-mouse game to keep WikiLeaks content online and available continues today, with Amazon Web Services (AWS) denying that government intervention was their motivation for…
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Parrot AR.Drone Gets Grounded In New Teardown
If you're a Parrot AR.Drone owner, the view below is probably something you're only likely to see after a particularly impressive - if overly organized…
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Mophie Juice Pack Plus For iPhone 4 Packs Biggest Battery So Far
If mophie's Juice Pack Air is a step in the right direction but doesn't deliver enough power for your liking, then the company's second model…
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The Daily Slash: December 2 2010
NASA basically stole the show today, and rightly so, as geobiologist Felisa Wolfe-Simon announced that she and her team had discovered a form of life…
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Fifty Percent Of Xbox LIVE Users Are Gold Subscribers, So Says Microsoft
Hanging out over at the Credit Suisse technology conference just yesterday was Microsoft's Interactive Entertainment Division CEO, mister Dennis Durkin. He had a rather interesting…
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Wii Speak Phased Out By Nintendo ...Maybe
Just about a half a month ago, we reported the fact that Nintendo was asking developers of the game Conduit 2 to not utilize Wii…
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Netflix May Be Willing To Pay $100,000 Per Episode For Current TV Episodes To Be Streamed Instantly
Netflix is busy changing things up. The company, after making it possible for people to pay for streaming-only service, is now working on getting their…
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