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We kicked up the fun factor on our Day 2 CES 2011 wrap up show. Competition is fierce in this one to determine who would have the winning product of the day. Privately we all work pretty hard to have the product pick of the day and will go to extreme lengths to make sure that we win. :) Please
Every year at CES we have a tradition of doing a daily wrap us show where we share the coolest stuff we have found that day and then battle it out to determine what product our service should be awarded the product pick of the day.. As the 2011 show went on we spiced up the daily wrap up show.
On the third day of CES 2011, Tech Podcast Network had our second NBCU Universal main stage special appearance. Unlike the first day when we ran into scheduling issues and had to use the Bravo stage, this time we were able to use the main stage at the NBC Univeral Studio. Thanks go out to NBCU for allowing use the
At CES 2011 Verizon was showing off the brand new HTC Thunderbolt, which will run on their 4G LTE network - the next generation network that is currently being rolled out. With this new super fast network the device will be capable of such things as real-time multi-player online gaming. The Thunderbolt will feature an 8 megapixel camera, a 1.3
The car built by Arcimoto, while only a prototype at this point, is intended to become reality. The idea came from that of the incumbent bike. It has two wheels in the front and one in back. That design is intended to make the car lighter and, therefore, use less battery power, which means a longer range. Arcimoto is planning
OnStar has been fitted to GM vehicles for 15 years now and has been a success from the start - there are now over 6 million subscribers worldwide. During this time, GM have often been asked to retrofit OnStar to other vehicles but that hasn't been possible...until now. From this spring, the OnStar hardware will be available from Best Buy
Jeffrey takes a look at NEC's cool dual screen Android tablet. Each touch screen is 7" and while there are many uses, one target market is education. One screen can be used to show video or diagrams with the accompanying text on the other. It's powered by a 1 GHz ARM Cortex CPU rather than the more usual Atom processors.