The plucky little white ball that first rolled its way into our hearts back at CES is back, and now it’s getting ready to continue its journey onto store shelves. Sphero is a little plasticLED-lit orb that can be controlled using a number of smartphone applications.
The plucky little white ball that first rolled its way into our hearts back at CES is back, and now it’s getting ready to continue its journey onto store shelves. Sphero is a little plasticLED-lit orb that can be controlled using a number of smartphone applications.
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Sphero the smartphone controlled ball gets ready to roll out, we go hands-on (video)
If the Impulse name sounds familiar but you just can’t put your finger on it, allow us to break out the iron and get the confusion straightened out.
If the Impulse name sounds familiar but you just can’t put your finger on it, allow us to break out the iron and get the confusion straightened out.
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AT&T introduces Huawei Impulse 4G, available September 18th for $30
We’re not sure how we missed this concept tablet at CES a few weeks ago — oh right, there were over 40 something tablets hanging around! — but MSI’s projector-equipped Windows 7 slate sure is an interesting one. Yep, in addition to its crazy Butterfly and Angelow all-in-ones , MSI put together a rather chunky, Atom-powered, 10-inch tablet with a built-in swivel projector.
We’re not sure how we missed this concept tablet at CES a few weeks ago — oh right, there were over 40 something tablets hanging around! — but MSI’s projector-equipped Windows 7 slate sure is an interesting one. Yep, in addition to its crazy Butterfly and Angelow all-in-ones , MSI put together a rather chunky, Atom-powered, 10-inch tablet with a built-in swivel projector.
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MSI shows off tablet concept with an integrated projector
Last week we posted an exposé of Peep Wireless . Despite repeated attempts, we initially couldn’t reach the company for comment, but founder Scott Redmond has since contacted us.
Last week we posted an exposé of Peep Wireless . Despite repeated attempts, we initially couldn’t reach the company for comment, but founder Scott Redmond has since contacted us.
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The Greatest Scam in Tech? Scott Redmond would like us to clarify. [Video]
CES is a big place, way bigger than your first apartment, so hopefully you’ll forgive us for missing the Moneual Lab DSPC on the show floor. That stands for Dual Screen PC, a case sporting a decidedly tall display that could make for a useful desktop extension despite subscribing to no aspect ratios heretofore known by man. Unfortunately no specs were provided for resolution or size, but we could see throwing your image editor’s toolbox over there, maybe a chat window, or just loading it up with widgets as in this picture.
CES is a big place, way bigger than your first apartment, so hopefully you’ll forgive us for missing the Moneual Lab DSPC on the show floor. That stands for Dual Screen PC, a case sporting a decidedly tall display that could make for a useful desktop extension despite subscribing to no aspect ratios heretofore known by man. Unfortunately no specs were provided for resolution or size, but we could see throwing your image editor’s toolbox over there, maybe a chat window, or just loading it up with widgets as in this picture.
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Moneual DSPC puts a monitor on your computer case, welcomes your widgets
CES : part tech fest, part carnival, and all fun. Sadly we couldn’t bring you everything we saw in the booths as they’re so full and have become so immense that we’d need the entire week to take it all in; we did, however, drop by a few of the showier booths and take a handful of pics of each for your ocular entertainment
CES : part tech fest, part carnival, and all fun. Sadly we couldn’t bring you everything we saw in the booths as they’re so full and have become so immense that we’d need the entire week to take it all in; we did, however, drop by a few of the showier booths and take a handful of pics of each for your ocular entertainment
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CES 2011 booth tours: the best of the rest
SwiftKey for Android was one of the breakout stars in the virtual keyboard business last year, thanks to a unique predictive phrase system that learns how you talk (or write, as it were) and recommends entire words based on your personal style. It sounds weird, but it’s surprisingly helpful — and even if you don’t use the phrase prediction aspect at all, it’s simply a well laid-out, easy-to-use keyboard. The company has big plans for 2011 with talks of OEM deals in the pipeline, UI and functionality tweaks, new utilities for learning your writing habits by ingesting RSS feeds, Facebook posts, Gmail, and other sources..
SwiftKey for Android was one of the breakout stars in the virtual keyboard business last year, thanks to a unique predictive phrase system that learns how you talk (or write, as it were) and recommends entire words based on your personal style. It sounds weird, but it’s surprisingly helpful — and even if you don’t use the phrase prediction aspect at all, it’s simply a well laid-out, easy-to-use keyboard. The company has big plans for 2011 with talks of OEM deals in the pipeline, UI and functionality tweaks, new utilities for learning your writing habits by ingesting RSS feeds, Facebook posts, Gmail, and other sources..
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Exclusive: SwiftKey tweaks its Android keyboard for tablets (hands-on with video)
Blue Microphones’ Yeti Pro a ‘lil rich for your blood? Have a gander at Samson Technologies, who is also introducing a new USB microphone to usher in the year 2011.
Blue Microphones’ Yeti Pro a ‘lil rich for your blood? Have a gander at Samson Technologies, who is also introducing a new USB microphone to usher in the year 2011.
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Samson’s USB Meteor Mic packs retro flair, $99 price tag
We came. We saw. We conquered (in our own, gadget-obsessed way)
We came. We saw. We conquered (in our own, gadget-obsessed way)
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Engadget has left the building: this was CES 2011
It’s baaack! Yep, that up there is Augen’s next version of its Gentouch 78 (you know, the Kmart tablet ) — henceforth known as the Gentouch Latte.
It’s baaack! Yep, that up there is Augen’s next version of its Gentouch 78 (you know, the Kmart tablet ) — henceforth known as the Gentouch Latte.
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Augen demos new family of caffeine-inspired tablets, teases dual-booting Android and Ubuntu slate
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