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Jamie Davies interviews Bradley Whitchurch, CEO of SealShield at CES to see how the company's latest product keeps mobile devices clean and patients safe from infection. The SealShield Sky uses ultraviolet light to sanitise mobile devices. Pop the tablet or smartphone in the top of the device and 30 seconds later, out it pops, bug-free and ready for use in
Don Baine and Dix Chew, Co Founder, look over the the latest iterations of the Fonebud at CES. A minimal secondary handset for your smartphone that combines a Bluetooth headset with a USB charger and flashlight, the Fonebud goes in the hand while the expensive smartphone stays in the pocket. For long calls, the Fonebud works like a Bluetooth headset to reduce RF
Jamie Davies chats to Naama Stauber from MOCACARE at CES Unveiled about MOCAheart, a smart sensor for heart health With an emphasis on design, MOCAheart is a palm-sized health monitoring device that measures a range of vitals including ECG and heart rate by simply holding it between your thumbs for 25 seconds. Instead of bulky cuffs or blood tests, the MOCAheart can
D-Link is expanding its existing line of EXO Internet routers. The company recently announced the release of its new AC1900 Wi-Fi Router and the AC1750 Wi-Fi Router. The EXO series delivers exceptional Wi-Fi performance with high-power amplifiers designed to maximize range as well as gigabit Ethernet ports for wired connectivity. The AC1900 router also includes SmartConnect technology to automatically assign clients
As someone who's got the world's most stubborn front door deadbolt lock, I'm really intrigued by the idea of smart lock technology. Just opening the door with a simple swipe of my iPhone seems a whole lot easier than struggling with my current squirrelly deadbolt. That's why when I saw the news that venerable lock maker Scalage brought new smart
Modems and routers have been a part of most home computer networks for over a decade now. They're so commonplace, we pretty much take them for granted. And while most of the modems and routers we get from our ISP's or big-box retail shops work fine, there are definitely alternatives. Long-time networking products manufacturer Linksys brought some of its latest
So-called smart technology is entering every area of our lives. So much so, "smart" toasters and "connected" refrigerators have become punchlines to many a modern joke. And while notions of highly technical kitchen appliances do seem kinda silly, there are some areas where adding modern technology can yield some real benefits. BRG Sports and 360fly are bringing those benefits to cyclists