Surprise, surprise! If you buy cheap off-brand electronics from a shoddy factory in Asia, they may have poorly-designed lithium-ion batteries that can catch fire.
After nearly 60 airlines basically banned hoverboards overnight, college campuses are now jumping on the hoverboard hate bandwagon. Read MoreDaily Archives: January 7, 2016
Surprise, surprise! If you buy cheap off-brand electronics from a shoddy factory in Asia, they may have poorly-designed lithium-ion batteries that can catch fire.
After nearly 60 airlines basically banned hoverboards overnight, college campuses are now jumping on the hoverboard hate bandwagon. Read More
Samsung’s slow recovery appears to be continuing after the South Korean tech company release its financial projections for the final quarter of 2015, although its figures are below industry analyst expectations. Read MoreSamsung Continues Its Financial Recovery Despite Missing Analyst Expections
Lenovo announced at CES that the company would be producing the first Project Tango phone. As a reminder, Project Tango is an ambitious project that adds depth as well as a bunch of sensors to your device’s camera. Read MoreLenovo Is Making The First Google Project Tango Phone
Lenovo announced at CES that the company would be producing the first Project Tango phone. As a reminder, Project Tango is an ambitious project that adds depth as well as a bunch of sensors to your device’s camera. Read MoreLenovo Is Making The First Google Project Tango Phone
The third annual Hardware Battlefield at CES 2016 is nearly complete. Fourteen companies took to the TechCrunch stage at the Sands Expo with six minutes to prove their viability in the market. And it wasn’t just the audience that they were trying to impress. We had expert judges including Fitbit’s James Park, FirstMark Capital’s Matt Turck, and GV’s Lo Toney waiting in… Read MoreAnnouncing The Finalists For The TC CES Hardware Battlefield: Nima, ...
These days, it’s hard to stand out in the Smart Glasses category. There are many underwhelming products coming to market now and many more that while extravagant seem to be caught in the “forever-coming-soon” stage. It’s therefore refreshing to see a real, live demo that really delivers. Read MoreLumus Is Showing A Wide Field-Of-View Smart Glasses Prototype
This week at CES, Kymeta announced a partnership with Panasonic to bring lightweight, flat-panel antennas to the maritime market.
Kymeta’s core technology, the mTenna, is designed to communicate with satellites in order to bring high speed internet to anything on the move. Read MoreKymeta’s Partnership With Panasonic Brings Internet To Maritime Markets
Fire is for prehistoric man. The modern man uses the sustainable and renewable of solar power to cook meats an veggies – like the GoSun Stove. The company was selected from the halls of CES as the Wild Card contender in Hardware Battlefield 2016 where it is competing with 14 other startups in a bid to win $50,000 and the Hardware Battlefield trophy. The stove is clever. It uses a… Read MoreThe GoSun Stove Cooks With Just The Power Of The ...
This week, we’re bringing you not one, not two but three episodes of the TechCrunch Gadgets podcast, live from CES. Every morning, we look back at the news coming out of the show. In case you missed it this morning, have a look at this morning’s show to get our take on the current drone craziness, Samsung’s Frankenstein fridge and other wearables, and a preview of the… Read More
Today On The TC Gadgets Podcast: Drones, Smart Fridges, French ...
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