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.
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
The battle for splash page supremacy carries on although no one told Flavors.me they have already lost. I recently wrote an article explaining how About.me sold out to AOL
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.
Reggae legend Bob Marley’s message of peace, love and unity can now be heard through a stylish line of eco-conscious audio electronics designed by The House of Marley in conjunction with with health and wellness company HoMedics.
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.
Holy smokes it finally happened! The iPhone on Verizon. Oh wait, am I supposed to be excited?
Manufacturers from every corner of the globe flooded CES this year with their new revolutionary offering. Now, it does not matter what carrier you want to use, there is a tablet device for you.
Unveiled at CES in Las Vegas the ATRIX 4G by Motorola was by far the most impressive phone. This rang true not only in the fit and finish of the phone but also in Motorola’s vision of what the next wave of smartphones will look like.
