Sprint Playbook Suggests Data Throttling Is Imminent
As carriers all around the world start removing unlimited data plans from their plans, some carriers still have other plans. T-Mobile started to throttle data…
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Droid Xtreme Hands-On
The Motorola handsets keep getting leaked! Starting with a phone lost in a gym, now we're all the way up to the handset getting some…
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M3-Noby And M3-Kindy Bring Child Robots To A Whole New Level [Video]
While grown up robots that teach a language may be practical and awesome, it's when you start dealing with little baby robots, or even small…
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Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim To Debut At E3 If Rumors Prove True
We're no stranger to rumors about Microsoft slimming down their prodigal home console, the Xbox 360. We've even shown you pictures of what it might…
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Nintendo 3DS Mockup Suggests Asymmetric Screens
This, according to Kotaku's mock-up artists, is what we should expect from the Nintendo 3DS when the 3D-capable gaming handheld makes its official debut at…
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The Desktop OS Will Never Die – Just Multiply
More and more people are traveling without a laptop these days, who otherwise might have been laden with a heavy machine. Some of them are…
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Archos 13 Ultraportable Arrives For Sale
It's been a while since we've heard about Archos' notebook aspirations, but fresh to the company's French site is the new Archos 13. A 13.3-inch…
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Garmin Astro DC 40 GPS Dog Tracker Helps You Corral Your Canine
Dogs, eh? Because they will insist on having legs, you can't always be sure they'll still be where you left them when you come back…
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Microsoft Viewer-Tracking Display Promises Glasses-Free 3D
Microsoft's Applied Sciences Group - which concentrates on bringing together optics, electronics and software to create new human/computer interfaces - have developed a new type…
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What Are Sony Japan Counting Down To?
Sony love a good countdown, and so it comes as no surprise to see a new timer chugging through the seconds on their Japanese PlayStation…
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Sigma SD15 DSLR Finally Launching This Month
It's been a long time since we first saw the Sigma SD15 - all the way back in September 2008, in fact - and the…
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Project Natal Shipping To Microsoft In August But No Mass Production Until 2011?
Microsoft is promising to take the wraps off of their Project Natal motion gaming system for Xbox 360 at E3, but until then we've only…
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iPad Email Database Hack Investigation Underway By FBI
This week word that a hack had revealed email addresses of about 114,000 iPad 3G users started to circulate around the web. The company that…
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Flash Player 10.1 Gets Official; Android Version Imminent
Having been in beta for the past few months, Adobe's Flash Player 10.1 has finally emerged as an official release for Windows, Mac and Linux…
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TiVo Slide QWERTY Remote Lands At FCC
When TiVo pulled the wraps off its cool sounding Premiere DVRs back in March it also talked a bit about a Bluetooth remote control. It…
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Teknines Nine Millimeter Earphones Are Perfect For Snoop Dogg
When I was a kid, I went hunting with my dad a few times before I realized that if you shot something you had to…
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Third Nokia N8 Video Demo Shows HDMI & Bluetooth Peripheral Support
Nokia has posted the third and final part of their Nokia N8 video demos, and having focused last time around on media editing, this time…
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Rumor: Foxconn Closing Chinese Manufacturing Plants?
Take this with a huge grain of rumor salt, but a Chinese publication called Oriental Daily is reporting that Foxconn may be closing down its…
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Three Huawei E585 MiFi-Style 3G Router Packs OLED Display
We're big fans of portable 3G hotspots here at SlashGear, and Huawei's new E585 follows in the footprints of the Sprint Overdrive by adding a…
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Orange UK Next To Scrap Unlimited Data; Vodafone To Follow?
UK carrier Orange is the next to follow O2 and AT&T, axing unlimited data packages from their contract range from July 2010. The move follows…
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Wicked Lasers Spyder III Pro Arctic Laser Pointer Isn't From A Galaxy Far, Far Away
Wicked Lasers has been making laser pointers that are more accurately described as laser burners. These aren’t the sort of lasers that you would actually…
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SilverStone PS05 Computer Chassis Revealed
SilverStone has announced its latest computer chassis. The company makes all sorts of computer hardware and accessories from drive enclosures to fans. It is also…
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Google Chrome OS To Feature Legacy App Chromoting
I bet you are all wondering what is "Chromoting" right now, aren't you? It's a made-up word that Google has coined for running legacy applications…
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Apple Considering Two WWDC Per Year For iOS And OS X?
We're hoisting the rumor flag on this one, but Hardmac are reporting that Apple may be considering making WWDC a twice-yearly event. According to one…
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FCC Outs New PS3 Models With Scant Details
I have a bit of a love hate thing going with the FCC. I love the fact that our beloved government at work often leaks…
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Windows Phone 7 Trial Apps Detailed: Better Than iPhone & Android
Microsoft have been showing off their streamlined try-before-you-buy functionality in Windows Phone 7, and at first glance this is a far slicker system than what's…
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MSI GX740 Lands In The US
Back in January at CES, we first caught wind of the MSI GX740 notebook computer. MSI has now announced that the MSI GX740 notebook is…
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