Category: CES 2019

Autonomous Vehicles Autopilot CES 2019 Semi Autonomous Tech

New self-driving features are about to make the road safer for terrible drivers

sudshr47 January 19, 2019

Distracted? Tired? Bad at staying in your lane? Just plain out of it? Don’t worry, your car’s got you.
While fully autonomous vehicles might not be here for awhile, new driver assistance systems are so advanced you’ll feel like you’re in a self-drivi…

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Ces CES 2019 Gadgets OrCam OrCam MyMe

OrCam’s MyMe uses facial recognition to remember everyone you meet

sudshr47 January 17, 2019

Meet the Orcam MyMe, a tiny device that you clip on your T-shirt to help you remember faces. The OrCam MyMe features a small smartphone-like camera and a proprietary facial-recognition algorithm so that you can associate names with faces. It can be a useful device at business conferences, or to learn more about how you […]

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CES 2019 Entertainment Hardware

The Square Off chess board melds the classical with the robotic

sudshr47 January 15, 2019

CES crowds can be tough — especially toward the end of the week. You’re physically and emotionally drained, and you’re pretty sure you’ve seen everything the consumer electronics world has to offer. And then something comes along to knock your socks off. Square Off was one such product, impressing the crowd at our meetup and […]

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Apps CES 2019 Social TC Twitter

A first look at Twitter’s new beta app and its bid to remain ‘valuable and relevant’

sudshr47 January 14, 2019

Twitter has made a name for itself, at its most basic level, as a platform that gives everyone who uses it a voice. But as it has grown, that unique selling point has set Twitter up for as many challenges — harassment, confusing way to manage conversations — as it has opportunities — the best […]

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CES 2019 Hardware meditation Mental Health Sleep

Mental well-being took center stage at CES 2019

sudshr47 January 12, 2019

This week, the Las Vegas Convention Center was packed with many of the year’s biggest new devices. But over the last several years, The Sands has become the place where the real magic happens. The segment of the show known as Eureka Park is where the startups and accelerators congregate, often times showing off products […]

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CES 2019 Hardware sensel

Sensel’s pressure-sensitive display tech works underwater

sudshr47 January 11, 2019

The Morph is a fun little computer peripheral. The small trackpad uses a series of silicone covers to recreating different interfaces, from a QWERTY keyboard to a drum pad. Ultimately, however, it’s the tech that drives the product — rather than the product itself — that may prove the most useful. Sensel was on-hand at […]

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