Razer’s entry in the micro-console market is the Forge TV that fuses the openness of Android and support for PC gaming. The Forge TV packs in a punch in a compact chassis and gives access to the games from the Play Store and other multimedia content. Forge TV is also Google Cast ready which means […]
88 Tauri is a $6000 smartphone from Tonino Lamborghini
Luxury smartphone maker Tonino Lamborghini rolled our heads when they announced the Antares last year. The company is back again with another one of its premium offering – the 88 Tauri. The 88 Tauri starts from a price range of $6000 and goes up to $6500 if you opt for a gold plated version (three […]
Intel unveils button-sized Curie module for wearables
Taking cues from the Edison platform, Intel’s CEO announced a newer, improved module at the CES 2015. Dubbed Curie, it is a low-power button sized chip for wearable devices and is based on 32-bit Intel Quark SE SoC. Intel says Curie is ideal for always-on applications and features Bluetooth low-energy radio, accelerometer, gyroscope and battery […]
Pronto Peel Hands-on
Philips has teamed up with Peel to bring a universal remote control for iPhone users. Pronto Peel sits alongside the TV and other IR receiving devices and communicates with the iPhone through Bluetooth. The free downloadable app sends the remote command to the Pronto through Bluetooth, which is then converted into an IR signal and […]
Kodak IM5 Phone Hands-on
As promised, Kodak revealed their first Android smartphone manufactured by the Bullitt Group. The phone’s USP is its camera, which is a 13 megapixel at the back and 5 megapixel on the front. Kodak and Bullitt have also tried to simplify the user interface and though it works for now, we hope Kodak puts in […]
Axxess CE Air2 Levitating Speakers
You’re guaranteed of witnessing some innovative and quirky gadgets at the CES and we’ve glimpsed one already at the CES Unveiled. Details are thin at the moment but the Axxess CE Air2 is a CES Innovation Award winner, thanks to its unique design. The floating Bluetooth speaker levitates over the base to play music. No […]
LG gets more bendy with G Flex2
As expected, LG announced the G Flex2 at the CES 2015. G Flex might be an experiment but its successor is certainly not as it comes with an improved curvy design and powerful hardware. The G Flex2 now has a 700m radius curved profile and an improved self-healing back that heals minor scratches in under […]
Netatmo Welcome Camera Hands-on
It’s connected devices here at CES and Netatmo is showing off their Welcome connected camera. It’s a home monitoring camera that allows users to track their loved ones with remotely through an app (iOS or Android) and even on PC. The camera is able to stream Full HD video and one of the interesting features […]
TempTraq tracks body temperature through a Band-Aid-like patch
There are many wearable and connected devices on display at the CES but one product that seemed interesting enough to garner our attention is TempTraq. The basic premise of TempTraq is to track body temperature of a human being and report back the temperature reading to the Android or the iOS app after a certain […]
Nvidia announces Tegra X1 chip for Mobile Devices
At the CES in Las Vegas, Nvidia announced a new chip for mobile devices. Dubbed Tegra X1, the next-generation chip is Nvidia’s first mobile device chip to feature Maxwell GPU architecture, making it one of the highest performing mobile chip around. Specs-wise, the Tegra X1 is based on 20nm process and boasts 256-core Maxwell GPUs […]
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