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Taking photos with your smartphone can be difficult if the lighting conditions aren't good. Concepter has solved this problem with a small, yet powerful, LED device. It is called iblazr2 and is the second generation of Concepter's iblazr flash series. Daniel spoke with Vlad from the Concepter company at CES 2016. Vlad demonstrated what you can do with the iblazr2.
People store their data on their home computers, laptops, smartphones and external drives. It isn't always simple to get the data from one device for another, especially if the device or drive isn't in front of you. Lima has a solution that will let you turn any USB storage into cloud storage. Daniel spoke with Penelope from Lima at CES
I've been using the Internet regularly now for almost twenty years. Back in my early days online, nearly all website URLs ended in .com. Sometimes, you'd come across a .net or maybe a .org. But that's changed dramatically over the last two decades. Now, website owners have a plethora of domain extensions to choose from. But where do all of
Have you ever wanted to watch movies outside during a backyard party or a camping trip? Dashbon, a start up company that makes mobile audio visual products, can turn the idea of outdoor movie watching into a reality. Flicks, the first product from Dashbon, is available now. Marlo and Todd spoke with CEO of Dashbon, Andrew Lin, at CES 2016.
StoAmigo gives people a personal cloud with access to their files at home or back in the office from anywhere there's an internet connection. Todd sits down on the sofa with Randy Creighton, VP Legal and Business Affairs at StoAmigo and talks through some of the background to the products and the key benefits of StoAmigo and the TackApp. StoAmigo
Griffin's iMic has been a long term favourite with those who need 3.5 mm audio jacks on USB-only PCs and laptops. With a USB A plug on one end, and two audio sockets on the other, it does the job of converting audio brilliantly. But with new MacBooks now only sporting USB C sockets, it was inevitable that Griffin would
It's the end of day 1 at CES and Don, Todd and Jamie get together to review the day's events. The TPN pick of day comes from Don and is the Panono panoramic camera with no less that 36 cameras built into ball (even if Don can't say "Panono"). Throw it in the air and it takes a full hi-res
We all carry around, and rely on, our mobile devices. Will you have enough power to do what you need to do while you are out and about? Ventev has a line of mobile accessories that can ensure you won't run out of juice. Marlo and Todd spoke with Scott Franklin, Head of Marketing for Ventev Mobile at CES 2016.
Here at CES, there's been all kinds of sporting sensors and motion trackers from tennis rackets to golf clubs. The Easton Power Sensor with Motion by Blast brings the same kind of technology to baseball bats. Jamie and Daniel take a swing with Donavan Prostrollo, Senior Director of Marketing at Blast. On show here is the Easton Power Sensor which
Bluetooth tracking devices are fairly common but when the tags have been designed by Philippe Starck as "connected jewels", it's definitely worth taking a look. Lisa Despeyroux, Wistiki's Communications and PR manager connects with Jamie and Daniel to tell them more about Hopla!, Voila! and Aha! French outfit Wistiki have partnered with the famous designer, Philippe Starck, to create three shapes of tracking device (or
The standard acuity chart, commonly called “The Eye Chart”, is great if you are standing still. But, life isn't static. Right Eye has leveraged the technology of tracking eye movements to create more accurate and informative eye tests. Jamie spoke with Adam Gross, CEO and co-founder of Right Eye They have created tests that not only track eye movement, but
Syrp does motion control for time-lapse. Their consumer aimed products speed up the process of making time-lapse video and and also makes it easy for people to use. Anyone who can take a good nature photo can easily turn that into a time-lapse movie. Jamie and Daniel spoke with Syrp Director Chris Thomson at CES 2016. Chris demonstrated how to
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