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PS3 might finally be on the way to China
In some regions of the world, players have been enjoying their PlayStation 3s for six years now. That isn’t the case for China, which banned game consoles back in 2000. That means no Wii, no Xbox 360,...
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Alien life could be rarer than believed warn asteroid spotters
The possibility of complex alien life elsewhere in the universe could be rarer than previously thought, researchers have warned, with asteroid belts considered near-vital for evolution-spurring proving...
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NetShelter rebrands as inPowered and “Industry’s First Earned Advertising...
This week the folks at NetShelter have become “inPowered”, a group making it their mission to take “earned media” to the next level as the “industry’s first earned advertising platform.” This type of...
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Sony Reader for iOS hits App Store
Sony has launched a version of its Reader ebook app for iOS, taking on Apple’s iBooks and Amazon’s Kindle with its first ebook software for the iPhone and iPad. The free app promises the same reading...
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Wii U kiosks offer US sneak-peek from today
Nintendo’s Wii U may not start shipping to eager gamers in the US until November 18, but there’s the chance of an early preview of motion/tablet gameplay thanks to 5,000 Wii U kiosks across US...
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Windows Phone 8 will “really ramp quickly” insists Ballmer
Windows Phone 8 will “really ramp quickly” now that Nokia, HTC, Samsung and others are onboard, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has insisted, though he conceded that the platform is “still relatively...
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Apple sells 3m new iPads in opening weekend
Apple sold three million iPad mini and iPad fourth-gen with Retina display models in the first weekend of availability, the company has confirmed, with the smaller tablet nearly selling out of initial...
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HP pays $500,000 for Linux Foundation Platinum membership
HP has become a platinum member of the The Linux Foundation, part of what is described as the PC manufacturers “prioritizing” of the open-source OS for future devices. HP, who was previously a gold...
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Boeing 787 Dreamliner enters service in the US
Boeing‘s latest creation, the 787 Dreamliner, has officially launched in the US and begin its domestic service with United Airlines yesterday morning. It completed its first public flight in the US...
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Black Ops II suffers a leak ahead of release
Call of Duty: Black Ops II – which is scheduled to launch next week and will undoubtedly be one of the biggest games of the year – has leaked. The Xbox 360 version made it onto the Internet over the...
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Microsoft rumored to shut down Windows Live Messenger in favor of Skype
Ever since Microsoft announced that they would be acquiring Skype back in May, we’ve always been wondering if the company’s other IM clients would take a back seat. According to multiple sources, that...
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AT&T’s Samsung ATIV Smart PC drops November 9 for $800
AT&T has priced up Samsung’s ATIV Smart PC running Windows 8, and the docking tablet doesn’t come cheap: $799.99. The 11.6-inch tablet will come with 64GB of internal storage and a dual-core 1.5GHz...
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Ubi Ubiquitous Computer pre-orders now available
Back in August, a tiny little computer called Ubi popped up on Kickstarter. Ubi – which is short for Ubiquitous Computer – was a big hit with Kickstarter backers. Team Ubi was only asking for $36,000,...
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Star Citizen can’t be run on current-gen consoles, says developer
Star Citizen, the upcoming space-based MMO being developed by Roberts Space Industries, will only be releasing for the PC. This might seem like a suicide move since console game sales have always been...
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SlashGear Morning Wrap-up: November 5th, 2012
It’s time for Samsung’s first big plunge in with the Windows 8 universe with their mobile data connected Samsung ATIV Smart PC – dropping on the 9th of this month. You’ll be glad to find the Ubi...
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Skyrim Dragonborn DLC officially revealed, complete with dragon mounts
A couple weeks back we heard that Bethesda may be plotting a new piece of Skyrim DLC called Dragonborn. Today the studio confirmed those rumors, officially announcing Dragonborn and delivering the...
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Nexus is the tonic to Apple and Microsoft greed says Google exec
Google’s Nexus program is a push back against Apple and Microsoft greed, an Android exec has argued, describing Motorola Mobility as a way to “disarm” attacks on the OS rather than segue into hardware....
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Belkin unveils first third-party Lightning accessories
Ever since Apple unveiled their new Lightning connector with the release of the iPhone 5, users have been waiting patiently (some more than others) for third-party Lightning accessories to make the...
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Microsoft Build 2012 videos now available online
For the past couple of weeks, Microsoft has dominated headlines. First it was the launch of Windows 8 and Microsoft Surface on October 26, then it was the launch of Windows Phone 8 on October 29, all...
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Nokia Lumia 920 PureView camera hands-on vs iPhone 5
The Nokia Lumia 920 has been marketed as a beast in the smartphone camera universe, and today we’re having a peek at how it stands up against the iPhone 5. Nokia has marketed the Lumia 920, their...
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