What would cars be these days without apps? Oh right, they would be a way of transportation to help us get around. Well if you just can’t live without your car being app enabled, Ford has some great news for you and developers.
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3D printers have been around for a while, however, just until recently are the general consumer beginning to hear about them and actually have the chance to buy them. How does it work? Just as you think it might
Congratulations to our good friend, best-selling author and social media thought leader Brian Solis! He will be heading up as Editorial Director and Host for 2011 and future Pivot Conference’s. Solis will take over the reins from Chris Shipley, who will be focusing on her position as chairman and CEO of Guidewire Group.
It’s been just about 2 years since we first came across Powermat at CES and they have come a long way from only providing wireless charging mats. This year Powermat made announcements of a deal with General Motors to wirelessly enable vehicles, to airports, offices, and more of today’s most popular smartphones.
Besides tablets and mobile devices CES 2011 was filled with 3D! Sony has always impressed us with an amazing lineup of great camcorders devices, so we took a look at their all new 3D camcorder consumer line they have coming out later this year.
The 13.3-inch 9 Series offers mobile professionals and power users a laptop equally suited for work and entertainment. This super sleek looking device comes sporting the Samsung’s hallmark SuperBright Plus display, Intel Core i5 Processor, made of Duralumin, typically found in advanced aircrafts and offers construction quality twice as durable as aluminum, and all while keeping the laptop weight under 3 lbs.
We first caught a glimpse of this beauty at the Microsoft Keynote the opening night of CES. Samsung announced the launch of its first sliding tablet PC with Microsoft Windows 7 operating system and powered by the upcoming Intel Atom processor platform, currently code-named “Oak Trail,” the PC 7 Series
Most certainly inspired by all the live streaming services and originally Justin Kan of Justin.tv, Looxcie, makers of the first wearable camcorder that lets users go back and capture moments then instantly share them, announced today that it has developed LooxcieLive, a live video streaming service that leverages the Looxcie social video camera.
One of the coolest products I’ve seen was brought by a electronic focusing lens company named PixelOptics. Along with them they brought a few production models of their emPower! electronic prescription eyewear. They are the world’s first electronic corrective eyeglasses, using composite lenses with a thin transparent LCD-like layer, microchips, micro-machine accelerometers and miniature rechargeable batteries.
Jawbone is stepping out of their headset only arena and announced the JAMBOX, a wireless speaker and speakerphone. JAMBOX quickly and easily connects with mobile phones, computers, tablets, iPods or any other Bluetooth device, allowing consumers to stream and share music, movies, games, phone and conference calls anywhere and all wirelessly.
