By Ted Kritsonis
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas is coming up from Jan. 7-10 and as it usually does, the trade show introduces and foreshadows what is to come in the consumer tech world for the rest of the year. From bigger TVs, wearable gadgets and increasingly connected homes and cars, there will be plenty of possibilities once things kick off next week.
Like some desktops – OK, the old fashioned kind where pencils and paper live – the Samsung Note and its S Pen lets you write notes on screen, scribble drawings and save them, navigate the UI and much more.
By Ted Kritsonis
You can be forgiven for thinking that buying a tech gift for someone special this holiday season might burn a hole through your bank account, but it doesn’t have to be that way. For $100 or less, you can find a quality gadget that would not only make a great gift, but would be easy to put to good use as well.
McAfee’s eccentricity and highly scrutinized life may not be the main topic, but his latest tech initiative will surely keep the conversation and controversy alive.
By Lee Rickwood
Can technology make the classroom fun? Technology-makers think so; more importantly, students do, too.
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS continue to dominate the mobile industry in terms of devices and mobile apps. The next few months are critical in the battle for third place.
There is support for tech product innovators to make opportunities for themselves and many others by creating great products and services – in India and in Canada.
by Lee Rickwood
By Ted Kritsonis
Actor Ashton Kutcher almost seems to have done an about-face, portraying the late Steve Jobs in a biopic about the Apple CEO’s life, and then joining Lenovo as an actual employee to help the company engineer and design great new products. The Yoga tablet isn’t a Kutcher creation but it signals that Lenovo is serious about making a quality Android tablet and building a brand around it.