Sharp showed off its latest TV and display products today at CES 2013, but if this is the best it can do, the company is in trouble.
AT&T's quest to attract developers (and make you hate it less) is off to a strong start in 2013.
We learn how the Hapi fork senses your eating habits.
8K has 16 times the pixels of 1080p HD TV.
LG Electronics unveiled a bunch of products that fit into its theme of living “the smart life,” where touchscreen and gesture-based interfaces make for easy control of every kind of consumer electronics device or appliance. Among the new products are …
Canopy's Sensus case aims to do more than just protect your iPhone, it will also provide touch controls along the rear and right side of your phone.
Bluestacks' Android app player will now be pre-installed on Lenovo's Idea-branded PCs, covering around 40 million systems.
Finally, Fitbit has an activity tracking wristband of its own.
Toshiba has debuted a new, stunning 84-inch television that will challenge Sony and LG in the high-end 4K TV market.
Based on electronics modeled after the human ear, the Audience Smart Sound Processor will enable better voice calls and speech recognition.
AMS's new TV uses less energy than a common household lightbulb.
While the rise in set-top boxes is usually viewed as a sign that people are cutting their cable TV subscriptions in favor of streaming video, that may soon change.
Mobile gaming graphics look like they've finally gone AAA.
Nvidia launches a console that can be played both as a mobile device and living room console.
The chip promises to enable great mobile games as well as cool photography applications.
Fifteen years after launching its first Mindstorms robots, EGO is releasing a new generation of programmable smart toys.
With the new cloud-based gaming system, gamers can log into high-end games on a Smart TV, even though the TV has no serious 3D graphics computing power itself.
Lenovo has introduced the delicious looking ThinkPad Helix laptop/tablet hybrid, with an 11.6-inch tablet that can be attached to a comfy keyboard.
Who needs a rechargeable battery when you've got portable fuel cells?
This BodyMedia Core 2 tracker looks fashionable and has four health sensors.
