June has been a great month for us, aside from hiring new staff members, our revenue and traffic increased by over fifteen percent. Blogging professionally and running it as a business is no overnight task; We put so much effort, time, and sometimes burning both side of the candle to achieve where we are today. [...]

After last week’s pilot (introduction), we received several feedback for SlashGear TV’s week in review video. We taped the first episode on Saturday and aired them early today. Vince, Ashley and Bree covers everything that we published on our network between June 23rd to June 27th. As always, feedback are always welcome.

I’m a guy who will throw in more hardware to keep up with server load and traffic demand, but from time to time, being able to squeeze every little bit of performance worth the hassle of mingling into applications and server configuration. WordPress is quite MySQL resources intensive when you are not using file-based cache [...]

We had a informal meeting with HTC in New York two days ago and were given the opportunity to play around with the HTC Touch Pro, formerly known as Raphael. It is basically a thicker version of HTC Touch with QWERTY slide keyboard. Read the full hands-on and watch the video.

I’ve got a pre-production unit in from Asus earlier this week and been using it since. While not all features is in this unit. I’m quite impressed with what Asus has been able to put inside this extremely portable machine – not saying that MSI Wind and others are similarly impressive. Go ahead and hop [...]

Our Ajax live coverage system has been updated today. New look, faster backend and better data handling using Amazon S3. We decided to change the name to Live! rather than LiveCast, after all the subdomain said live dot – LIVE.SLASHGEAR.COM, LIVE.IPHONEBUZZ.COM and so on. Our next Live! will be on the 9th of this month, [...]

It has been 30 months since we started SlashGear and today we’ve posted our 10000th entry. Vincent and I would like to thank our readers, staffs (Chris Davies, Chris Barr, Abby McVay, and Daniel Lim), and our sponsor Quartics for the support and hard work.

We write more or less fifty blog entries daily throughout the weekdays and I know keeping up with us sometimes takes more time than you really want to spend staring at computer screen (not that we don’t welcome your excitement to read our entries). To make your life easier, SlashGear, PhoneMag, and iPhoneBuzz twitts. You’ll [...]