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Most CES posts here at Geek News Central cover only one item. But when Todd stopped by the iOttie booth, he discovered two different items that were worth covering. Fortunately, Andrew from iOttie was there to give detailed information on both products. First up is iOttie's new iTap Wireless inductive smartphone charger. iTap Wireless needs no clunky adapters or loose
Every year, CES is jam packed with accessory products for smartphones. Locating a good one can be like finding a real diamond in the rough. But that's exactly what Todd did when he met up with Arthur from PureGear. Arthur showed off PureGear's latest development in smartphone protection, the Steel 360 Tempered Glass phone cover. Here are some important features of
Free energy. It's a dream shared by every homeowner when it's time to pay the monthly utility bill. The closest thing we've got to a true "free energy machine" is solar power. These systems harness light from the sun and convert that light into electricity that can then be used by anything and everything in the home. For years, solar
Norton has been a mainstay in digital security for decades. The company is best known for its suite of antivirus and anti-malware tools that runs on many PCs. Norton is now taking the next step in secure computing with the introduction of the Norton Core router. Todd spoke with Shagorika from Norton. She noted that this is the first piece
Much publicity, good or bad, was made over the recent updates to Apple's MacBook Pro line of laptop computers. "Where are all the ports?" was a constant refrain from critics who didn't like the line's lack of traditional I/O. It'd definitely be inconvenient to carry a collection of dongles around with that shiny new MBP in order to get all
Who's ready to leave the housework to someone else? I know I sure am. Unfortunately, my life choices haven't really worked out in such a way that I can afford to pay for housekeeping. Regardless, we are now truly entering the World of Tomorrow here in the 21st century. And that means robots. More specifically, robots that will clean your
One of the promises of the 21st century is a world full of robots. While we haven't exactly made it to that automaton-filled vision yet, artificially intelligent technology is becoming more and more commonplace in our everyday lives. This has definitely been evident during this year's CES show. One of the latest robot-inspired devices to debut at the trade show