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The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas may be over, but it does not mean news and product announcements come to an end. Asus waited until today, perhaps to avoid the avalanche of other announcements, to unveil its new MeMO Pad -- a seven inch Android 4.1 tablet that will be released soon. The MeMO Pad will run Android 4.1
I want to thank all of the Geek News Central listeners and viewers for their support of our coverage of CES 2013. The front of the website was dominated by CES coverage over the past week. The team here @ GNC will be posting well over 300 articles from CES in the coming weeks, and we hope that you enjoy
CES is full of gadgets, services and prototypes. The TPN team each day has a Product show down based on what they found while roaming the floor at CES. These products sometimes can be obtuse products that are missed by all the other major media companies. They are products or services which we think are cool and we battle it
Now that the International CES 2013 is over, I thought it would be interesting to take a look at it “by the numbers”. The Facebook page for International CES posted a link to a press release that is filled with stats, details, and other information about CES 2013. Here is a brief, but informative, look at the data. CES 2013
If you have kids you know how hard it can be to take their temperature when they are sick. Wouldn’t it be a lot easier if you could simply place a device up to their temple and get the reading. That is one of the ideas behind Scout by Scanadu. Scout by Scanadu does a lot more than measure temperature.
There have been several hardware solutions over the past couple of years that turn your smartphone into a universal remote. I have previously looked at RedEye, which seems to no longer be available, but a new solution was announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week -- the Zmart Remote from Viatek. This one involves a small
Lost amidst the Google TV boxes and OLED screens was a product announcement from Archos, the tablet maker who does not get the attention it deserves for its rock solid hardware. The Archos TV Connect turns an HDTV into a Smart TV. If you have purchased a new TV in the past few months then you likely have a Smart TV,
Every year, CES is packed with interesting and innovative products. I think it must be rather difficult to figure out which ones are the very best. CNET, however, has done exactly that. CNET announced the official “Best of CES” Award winners at International CES 2013 from the CNET Stage. This year, Razer Edge received both Best of Show and the
CES is full of gadgets, services and prototypes. The TPN team each day has a Product show down based on what they found while roaming the floor at CES. These products sometimes can be obtuse products that are missed by all the other major media companies. They are products or services which we think are cool and we battle it
Today, January 10 Ford announced the launch of the OpenXC Program at CES 2013. OpenXC is an API to your car. It works off a small hardware module which reads and translate information from a car’s internal network. The module is isolated to ensure it can’t be used to brick your car. The module is based on the Arduino platform.
XPAL Power, Inc., is the maker of the PowerSkin line of cases for smartphones. They are shock-absorbing, battery-boosting, and compatible with both Android and Apple iOS devices. As you can see from the photo, the new line comes in some very eye catching colors! PowerSkin is showcasing its new line-up at CES 2013. The Pro Series are a line of
Wireless extenders are not new and tiny ones that sit right in your wall outlet are not even new. However, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week, networking company TP-Link unveiled its latest -- the TL-WA850RE. It brings a sleek look and a bit more functionality to these tiny extenders. This one packs in wireless "n" which is
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