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Andy talks with Hauppauge about their new WinTV Mobile. It's a receiver that picks up ATSC over-the-air mobile TV signals. It will allow a user to watch live mobile TV while on the go - even in a moving vehicle. It's a small device that can plug right into the USB port of any notebook or even netbook. Unlike many
Arie Offner and Roy Ginat present Flixwagon (http://www.flixwagon.com/), a mobile video broadcast and social networking platform. The product is aimed at business and corporate users. Verizon will be soon launching the Flixwagon Android application for selected Verizon Android phones. Interview by Esbjorn Larsen of MrNetCast.com and Jeffrey Powers of Geekazine.Com. Please Support our CES 2011 Sponsors. Save 25% on 4GH
iMovee Mobeo (www.i-movee.com/mobeo1.html) brings mobile TV to smart phones and tablets. iMovee Corporation launches the entire range of Mobile TV products including SKY TV (USB Dongle), Mobidik (WiFi Dongle for Iphone, Ipod, Blackberry, PC, MAC etc), Telly MOBO (7"/9" Portable DVD & TV), Touch Telly Series (Media Player & Portable TV 4.3" ,4.7", 7"), Telly NAV (portable Navigation Device with ATSC
The nPower PEG (Personal Energy Generator) is a kinetic charger that generates electricity through the motion of your body, typically when you are walking or running. It stores the energy in a rechargeable battery which can then be used to charge your mobile phone, mp3 player or other portable device via USB. As a rough guide, a minute of motion
If you live in a location where making a connection to your wireless provider is difficult then you may already have looked in something called a Femtocell. If you aren't familiar with that term then think of it as basically a booster for a cell signal. Femtoforum is an organization that works to oversee the use of femto technology and
zBoost, made by Wi-Ex, looks very similar to a WiFi router, but instead of broadcasting or repeating WiFi, it boosts a cell signal. At CES they showed off a new model, called the Metro, which was made for urban dwellers. It can boost the signal in an apartment, but no so much that it allows all of your neighbors to
If you hate fingerprints and smudges on your iPhone or other mobile device, then Sidekick from Lenspen is the product you've been waiting for. Using a carbon-based technology, it wipes away oil-based marks like fingerprints from flat screens, leaving them clean and shiny. New at CES and available soon for $9.95 Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central. Please