More CES Articles

• 08 January 2013

• News: CES: Suddenly wireless charging is everywhere

  The Wireless Power Consortium displayed a wide array or wireless charging technology, from desktops and car armrests to pads that accept one or more devices.

• News: SnapBox turns your smartphone photos into works of art

  Capturing a photo on your smartphone and sharing it with friends is the easy part. But what about turning those shots into printed works of art? Joining the throngs of mobile photo printing services is SnapBox, which offers an easy way to get your photos off your phone and onto your wall. The end result is a unique gallery-wrapped photo mounted on a canvas frame.

• News: Tablets to dominate laptops in 2013, but not without a fight

  Asus , Lenovo, Intel and Nvidia are using CES to show off their latest tablet and PC innovations headed to store shelves later in 2013. But gadget makers would be better off focusing on slates rather than notebook PCs, one market research firm suggests.

• News: Sony suffers snag during OLED rollout

  Demo glitches can happen to the best of us--even Steve Jobs had to deal with his share of uncooperative equipment. You would just prefer that when something goes awry, it doesn't happen at the world's largest trade show. And you really don't want it to involve one of the marquee products of your presentation.

• News: Surprise! Razer brought a decent Windows 8 gaming tablet to CES

  Razer takes a stab at the tablet market with the Edge, a 10-inch Windows 8 tablet designed emphatically for PC gamers. We saw the prototype version at CES last year when it was still known only as the "Project Fiona" gaming tablet.

• News: CES first look: Android tablets tuned for kids

  When your kids see you using a tablet, of course they want to use one, too. Thank goodness there are some tablets out there tailored to them, so they can share the experience--without begging for time on your own device.

• News: Intel plans on controlling computers with a dirty look

  Users will some day soon toss aside their keyboard and command their computers with hand gestures and even the look on their face.

• News: Sony doubles down on 4K resolution technology

  Television at four times the resolution of today's high-def images is turning out to be one of the most popular bets among consumer electronics makers in Las Vegas at this year's CES.

• News: The Week in iOS Accessories: CES-travaganza, Part 1

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• News: Panasonic shows world's first 4K OLED TV

  Raising the bar for image quality on television sets, Panasonic unveiled a 56-inch OLED TV that shows images at 4K resolution, four times the overall resolution of current 1080p high-definition TVs.

• News: Broadcom gears up to bring UltraHD video into homes

  As TV makers show off UltraHD TVs at CES, communications chip maker Broadcom is introducing the guts of future gateways that will be able to bring video for those sets into viewers' homes.

• News: GM joins Ford on infotainment platform for app developers

  Hours after Ford announced Monday it would be the first automaker to open its in-vehicle infotainment app platform to third-party developers General Motors jumped on the same bandwagon. GM says it will also open its new in-vehicle infotainment systems to third-party app developers.

• News: Zensorium's Tinke wants to measure your fitness and stress levels

  One of the many fitness and health tech companies exhibiting products at this year's Digital Experience showcase at CES was Zensorium, which demonstrated its flagship wellness product, the Tinke. A small, colored square with two round sensors, the Tinke is designed to measure heart rate, respiratory rate, blood oxygen level, and heart rate variability over time.

• News: Kingston's 1TB thumb drive packs massive storage capacity in tiny package

  For anyone interested in fitting every digital music file you own onto one USB thumb drive, you are in luck. Kingston has just broken the thumb drive capacity limit, cramming 1 TB of storage into its' latest USB drive announced Monday. But before you get too excited, there are two things to consider. One, the price of this thumb will likely be $2000 or more. Second, this thumb drive is just as easy to lose, leave behind, and accidentally send through the washing machine as all your missing 265 MB thumb drives.

• News: Netflix adds personalized profiles with recommendations for your entire household

  Netflix is testing new multiuser personalized profiles for single accounts with a limited number of subscribers. The new functionality lets you create a profile for each member of your household, complete with personalized viewing recommendations and independent streaming queues. There are also parental controls for profiles for children under 12.

• News: ZTE to bring 'Car Mode' app for hands-free smartphone use

  Chinese handset maker ZTE plans to pre-load a new "Car Mode" app in its Android devices, allowing users to issue voice commands to make phone calls, play music and get text messages read out while driving their car.

• News: Qualcomm aims Snapdragon 800 chips at 'premium' phones and tablets

  Qualcomm's keynote at the International CES was packed with big names and even a Big Bird, but CEO Paul Jacobs' focus was on something much smaller -- a new family of processors aimed at high-end smartphones and tablets.

• News: Ballmer, Big Bird and Desmond Tutu enliven Qualcomm's big night at CES

  Qualcomm called on some big names Monday to ensure its opening-night keynote at the International CES wasn't a dud. Steve Ballmer, Big Bird, the pop group Maroon5, and even former Archbishop Desmond Tutu all made appearances to keep things rolling along.

• News: Sony's Hirai not completely surprised by Nvidia's gaming portable

  Sony's president says he wasn't completely surprised by Nvidia's announcement that it plans to launch an Android-based portable gaming device.

• News: Cisco: TV, weather and Facebook could take over one of your walls

  As TVs get higher resolution and bigger displays, while getting cheaper over time, cable operators may be able to cover an entire wall of your home with a screen that includes two full-size TV shows plus weather, upcoming show information, a social media feed and other elements, according to Cisco Systems.

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