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Google Glasses rapid prototype built in just two hours
Rapid prototyping isn’t anything new, but making prototypes for future technologies in under a couple of hours is pretty incredible. In what almost seems like something you would see MacGyver do, a...
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Samsung Galaxy Admire 4G arrives on MetroPCS
To add to its collection of budget-friendly handsets, regional carrier MetroPCS has announced the Samsung Galaxy Admire 4G. It’s available now for only $169 without a two-year contract, and compared to...
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Transporter Kickstarter summons Drobo engineers for offline sharing device
This week a Kickstarter project has been initiated by the name of Transporter, a device that its creators are saying is both an online yet off-cloud storage solution for personal use. If you’re a...
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Zynga applies for Nevada gambling license to bring real-money gambling online
Back in July, Zynga CEO Mark Pincus announced that the company was pursuing a gambling license in Nevada that would see Zynga offering real-money gambling games online. The company made its first move...
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SlashGear Morning Wrap-up: December 6th, 2012
This morning we’re having a peek at a few products that you’re going to flip over, starting with the fabulous Transporter from the folks that brought you the Drobo – offline safety! There’s been a...
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Spotify: 1m US paid subscribers, 5m paid worldwide
Spotify has passed the one million US paying subscribers point, marking its roughly one-year anniversary with a milestone making it, the company claims, the biggest subscription music service in the...
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T-Mobile CEO: “Apple products in the US in 2013″
It’s become apparent that T-Mobile has finally made the plunge with Apple in a relatively small announcement inside the carrier’s financial plans through 2015. The announcement came from a meeting with...
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Spotify Music Graph: The NME, Obama & more guide your playlists
Spotify has launched Music Graph, a way of powering music suggestions based on famous listeners and people in the music industry itself. Designed to address that “what do I listen to next?” problem,...
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Spotify Collections revolutionizes their music discovery platform
It’s time to join the Spotify music discovery revolution for their software experience with your own Collection – their own suggestions, your own content. This update has the Spotify user experience...
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Spotify web app revealed for all users
Spotify is currently giving a press event right now and they’re showing off some cool new features in the Spotify web app, which is currently in beta. They’ve already announced that they currently have...
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NVIDIA launches GeForce Experience to automatically optimize graphics settings
NVIDIA has unveiled a new service called GeForce Experience that is essentially a cloud-based service that aims to analyze your hardware and automatically adjust in-game settings and display resolution...
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Metallica hits Spotify, Lars Ulrich speaks
After many, many years of Metallica appearing on the opposite side of the music industry from the music pirates that exist across the earth, they’ve joined Spotify for music streaming their entire...
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ARCHOS GamePad hits Europe today, USA in 2013
The folks at ARCHOS have today announced retail availability for their new GamePad device for Europe with plans to unleash the device in the USA in the first quarter of 2013. This device is a sort of a...
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Facebook may buy Microsoft’s Atlas ad platform
It’s no secret that Facebook wants to expand its advertising prowess, but according to anonymous sources, Facebook is currently in talks with Microsoft to purchase their Atlas advertisement platform....
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Crysis 3 coming to North America February 19, Europe February 22
We’ve already gotten a good look at Crytek and EA‘s upcoming Crysis sequel, and to say the least, we’re pretty excited for yet some more graphics-intensive first-person shooter action. We’ve already...
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Google’s Royal Nexus 4 Supply Miscalculation
When it became apparent not too long ago that the LG Nexus 4 was selling out of the Google Play online store faster than free bricks of gold, we immediately asked ourselves: was this by design, or was...
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MediaMonkey beta for Android released, offers WiFi sync, podcasts, more
Since there are tons of music player options for the desktop, a lot of underrated players get left behind, MediaMonkey being one of them. However, the team is still alive and well, and they just...
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iRecycle app for iOS and Android Review
If there’s one simple way of finding out where you’re going to dump all of your recyclable materials in the United States, it’s the iRecycle app. This app works for Android, iOS for your iPad, iPhone,...
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Google funds drones to watch over endangered species in Africa and Asia
Warfare isn’t the only use for drones these days. It turns out that Google is giving the World Wildlife Fund $5 million to put drones in the sky to watch over endangered species in Africa and Asia,...
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Titan Quest joins the Humble THQ Bundle
If you thought the Humble THQ Bundle couldn’t get any more awesome, we’re pleased to say that you were sorely mistaken. With six days left to go, additional content has been added to the bundle in an...
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