Polar A300 Wearable Tracks Activity And Heart Rate
Polar has rolled out a new fitness wearable at CES 2015 called the Polar A300 activity tracker. The device is a watch that you wear…
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Toshiba Launches SDHC Memory Card With Built-In NFC
Toshiba has rolled out a new type of memory card with a technology inside that we haven't seen before. The memory card is a SDHC…
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Golf R Touch Hands-On: VW's Dashboard Of The Near Future
Bendable displays and fully touch-sensitive dashboards are the dreams of the future, but what are we to do in the meantime while engineers and designers…
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Dell Outs New Alienware, Inspiron Notebooks For Gamers, Makers
Taking advantage of the energy going around at CES 2015 this week, Dell has dropped quite a number of new notebooks and PCs covering the…
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Magellan Unleashes The Power Of GPS At CES 2015
Once simply a hi-tech luxury, GPS navigation is becoming more and more common, not only for professional drivers and truckers, but also for your day-to-day…
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Trunkster Zipperless "Smart" Luggage Is A Traveler's Dream
Nowadays, anything that can be made smarter is getting a facelift, from watches, to smoke detectors, and now to luggages. While we've seen our fair…
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Misfit Bolt Hands-On - Wakey Wakey, Rise And Shine
Does the world need another connected lightbulb? Misfit believes the answer is yes, and it's taking advantage of its existing place on people's wrists to…
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Four Things To Know About Mercedes' Self-Driving F 015
CES 2015 has been dominated by automotive news, but arguably overshadowing it all was Mercedes-Benz’s F 015 autonomous concept. Dubbed “Luxury in Motion” and bringing…
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Audi's Android Tablet: Hands-On With A Crash-Proof Slab
Audi is really giving mobile devices a good run this year. After a new smartwatch custom made by LG, the car maker is also turning…
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This Tiny Button Could Solve The IoT's Big Headache
Controlling your digital life from your smartphone, or even by voice, is great, but there are times when it'd be a whole lot more convenient…
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CES Day 3: The IoT Strikes Back
CES day three brought interesting tidbits, but nothing monumental. If nothing more, we got to see some really interesting things we might actually want to…
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Razer Nabu X Hands-On: Three Little Lights
Over the past year, Razer has turned their original Nabu wearable device (revealed exactly one year ago) into a bit of an underground hit -…
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Reddit Brings Custom Avatars, Link Notifications
Reddit can be a wonderful place. It can also be a weird, disturbing stop on the Internet, but today’s news might encourage more users to…
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Intel's HDMI Compute Stick Slaps Windows Or Linux On Your TV
There’s an undercurrent at this year’s CES that’s hard to ignore: Intel. The company is making some subtle inroads to arenas we’re not used to…
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Netflix Reveals Plans For Early 2015, TV Recommendations
Last year, Netflix introduced a lot of content alongside promises of even bigger things to come in 2015. The new year is here, and with…
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FCC Wants 'Broadband' To Be 25Mbps down/3Mbps Up
I think we can all agree that a 4Mbps download is not ‘broadband’ Internet, at least as most would define it. That’s how the FCC…
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BlackBerry: Passport Coming To AT&T, BBM For Android Wear 'Soon'
Are you ready for BlackBerry? AT&T thinks you are, and will be offering the new Passport exclusively in the US. The big, squared Blackberry that…
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August Connect Boosts Home Automation With Remote Access
August has announced its new August Connect, a device that aims to make life (and home automation) easier by giving the maker's Smart Lock an…
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T-Mobile Gained 8 Million Customers In 2014
We were roundly impressed with T-Mobile in 2014, and it seems we weren’t alone. The company is reporting gains across the board, adding 1.3 million…
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NASA Creates Retro-Cool Travel Posters For Exoplanets
NASA is always there to provide us with beautiful pictures of the universe around us, but recently it introduced some new images that caught many…
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Bang & Olufsen Play H8 Wireless Headphones Hands-On
Acclaimed audio makers Bang & Olufsen are no strangers to the mobile industry, but here at CES 2015 they are unveiling some rather interesting products that…
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Amazon Fire Phone Goes On Fire Sale
As Android phones go, the Fire Phone is not the best. It’s not even close, and many would consider Fire OS and the Amazon App…
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Kodak IM5 Is A Mid-Tier Android Smartphone
Following rumbles that such a device would be incoming, Kodak has shown off its new decidedly mid-tier smartphone, a handset packing Android KitKat with a…
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Apple: 68% Of 101% Of Devices Visiting App Store Run iOS 8
According to Apple, iOS 8 adoption is now at 68%. The last iteration of their mobile operating system, iOS 7, is at 29%. As for…
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LAPD Getting Tasers That Trigger Recording When Used
On the heels of President Obama calling for more police to wear body cameras, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti vowed to bring around 8,000 cameras…
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Vuzix And HERE Team Up: Location Apps For M100 Inbound
This past November, Vuzix's M100 Smart Glasses went up for pre-order on Amazon following a previous debut and details. They might not be as svelte…
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AT&T Has A Rollover Data Scheme, Too (It's Just Not As Good As T-Mobile)
The last time we heard from T-Mobile, they were offering up rollover data via their ongoing ‘Uncarrier’ initiative. It was (and is) a stellar idea,…
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