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Toshiba Chromebook is the company’s first Chrome OS device; arrives next...
We already knew Toshiba was coming out with a Chrome OS device, but in the four months since Intel teased it at IDF, we haven’t seen anything in the way of specs, much less product shots. That changes...
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LG CES press event liveblog
We hope you like TVs, because we have a feeling LG’s got a lot of ‘em to show, including huge, 4K, curved affairs that we’ve already seen teased by the company in the run-up to CES. That’s not all,...
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Corning’s new Gorilla Glass will actively kill germs on your smartphone
Every properly-raised gorilla knows it’s not enough to be tough; you also have to be hygienic. Which is surely why Corning has developed an antimicrobial form of its Gorilla Glass that inhibits the...
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Alcatel OneTouch Idol Alpha gets a champagne gold option, headed to Europe...
You may recall that back at IFA, Alcatel surprised us with a prototype of its shiny OneTouch Idol Alpha. This time at CES, the company brought along a champagne gold version to tease its European...
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3D printing destination Cubify hits 2.0 with curated and branded collections
Even if it completely failed in the consumer market, 3D Systems would still be on pretty solid ground thanks to its strong industrial 3D printing presence. But that hardly means the company is going...
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Polaroid’s new bridge cameras pack WiFi sharing, as much as 50x optical zoom
In addition to the quirkier parts of its CES camera lineup, Polaroid’s trotting out a line of bridge shooters with a healthy helping of optical zoom capabilities. Each device in the fleet features a...
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Avegant Glyph home theater headset isn’t competing with Oculus Rift (hands-on)
We’ve spent gobs of time with variations of Oculus VR’s Rift headset — the original duct-tape prototype, the first dev kit and even an updated HD version. We’ve spoken to creator Palmer Luckey several...
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Polaroid’s Socialmatic camera to fuse retro style, instant prints and Android...
Last we heard of Polaroid’s Socialmatic camera, which promises to bring back instant prints with a modern flair, it was bound for store shelves in the first quarter of 2014. Here at CES, the firm’s...
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Whyd’s music-streaming aggregation now open to the public
It was, according to our calendars, nearly 14 months ago that we first checked out Whyd. The music service pulls songs scraped from sites like YouTube and Soundcloud, letting you build streaming...
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How to Clean a Leather Sofa
Leather furniture requires specific methods of care. With regular maintenance and the right products, you can keep a leather sofa clean and in good condition. Use the tips below to clean your leather...
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Panasonic introduces Toughpad FZ-M1, a 7-inch rugged tablet
At its CES press conference today, Panasonic unveiled a new addition to its Toughpad line of rugged tablets. According to the company’s North American President, Rance Poehler, the 7-inch FZ-M1 is the...
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Huawei Ascend Mate 2 4G shows there’s still love for 6.1-inch phones
Given the recent leak, Huawei’s announcement of the Ascend Mate 2 4G should be no surprise to anyone. The device is essentially an LTE Cat 4 (read: 150Mbps!) refresh of its predecessor, packing a...
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Digital Storm’s Bolt 2 is a Steam Machine, dual-boots Windows and SteamOS
Digital Storm’s latest Bolt is more than the standard tower we’ve seen from the PC boutique company in the past– it’s a Steam Machine! Well, sort of. It’s also a regular PC, with the ability to...
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AT&T Sponsored Data lets businesses foot the bill for consumers’ wireless...
At AT&T’s Developer Summit today, the wireless operator introduced what it calls Sponsored Data, something it likens to a 1-800 number for wireless data. Sounds strange, but this new wireless data...
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Xbox One sales in 2013 top 3 million units across 13 territories
There are approximately 3 million Xbox One owners worldwide as of the end of 2013, according to the latest numbers from Microsoft. That’s up another million since mid-December, and accounts for sales...
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Sharp’s new Blu-ray wireless player is WiSA-certified, ships this spring for...
Sharp isn’t only introducing an array of televisions at this year’s CES. Today, the company also took the time to reveal a new Universal Player, its first to support the WiSA open standard. The...
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Sharp is teasing a 3D-ready, 85-inch 8K display at CES, no glasses required
Sharp loves to show off the 8K technology it hopes to see in your living room in the future. It’s no surprise, then, that the outfit is yet again using CES as a platform to tease another super, super...
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Sharp Aquos lineup for 2014 bears 1080p and 4K TVs, a revamped SmartCentral...
We knew an army of TVs would be making an appearance at CES 2014. Accordingly, Sharp has just announced what we can expect out of the Aquos portfolio this year, with new hardware being introduced as...
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LG’s curved G Flex phone comes to AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile later this quarter
There’s no doubt that the LG G Flex is one of the more unique Android devices we’ve played with recently, thanks to its curved display, self-healing back and uncanny ability to change its shape. Until...
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Grocery stores use Apple’s iBeacon to remind you what you’re shopping for
Many of us will occasionally forget to pick up important ingredients when visiting the grocery store, but that absent-mindedness may not be a problem for much longer. A handful of Giant Eagle and...
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