
eyeSight Moves The Touchpad To The Air
Commercially-available gesture recognition from eyeSight allows users to control digital devices with a fingertip, even from across a room. Continue reading eyeSight Moves The Touchpad To The Air
Jinha Lee: Reach Into The Computer And Grab A Pixel
Jinha Lee demonstrates a pen that penetrates into a screen to draw 3D models and SpaceTop, a prototype that lets you reach through a computer screen to manipulate digital objects. Continue reading Jinha Lee: Reach Into The Computer And Grab A Pixel
Apple hires ex-Yves St Laurent CEO
Apple announced on Wednesday that it has hired ex-Yves St Laurent CEO Paul Deneve as a ‘special projects’ executive, hinting that he’ll be working on the rumored iWatch. Continue reading Apple hires ex-Yves St Laurent CEO
Breakthrough Awards at International CES
The red-carpet Breakthrough Awards are coming to the International CES in 2014 to highlight achievements in categories including architecture and technology. Continue reading Breakthrough Awards at International CES
Found Smart Tag at CE Week
Smart Tag technology from iFi, neo and Stick-N-Find were each on display at CE Week in NYC. Each system works based on bluetooth connection strength. Continue reading Found Smart Tag at CE Week
Google Glass Heralded as the Next iPhone
A new report speculates Google Glass may change the way we compute just as the iPhone changed the mobile industry, possibly becoming just as omnipresent. Continue reading Google Glass Heralded as the Next iPhone
CE Week Visits NYC, Consumer Electronics Abound
CE Week and the CEA Line Shows come to NYC, this time with a bumper crop of the latest tech that might make the next generations of our smart devices even smarter. Continue reading CE Week Visits NYC, Consumer Electronics Abound
Researchers Chase the Longer-Lasting Battery
Lithium-ion batteries—which power everything from the largest datacenter UPS to the smallest mobile device—could be getting a major overhaul that not only increase their power, but also their potential lifespan. Continue reading Researchers Chase the Longer-Lasting Battery
Startup glasses overlay Internet on real world
While Google prepares to release eyewear that provides a window to the Web, a startup on the edge of its campus is readying glasses that overlay the Internet on the world in 3D. Atheer Labs on Thursday provided the first public look at prototype eyewear that lets people manipulate virtual objects. Continue reading Startup glasses overlay Internet on real world

Smartphone Chip Can Only Do So Much, It’s up to Your Carrier
The phone show (CTIA) may have been in Vegas this week but those things are nothing without a really powerful chip and an ingenious network. We’ve gone so far beyond the 3-minute phone call in the 40 year history of mobile phones. Our kids don’t know any better than having a computer in the palm of their hand and tapping into the world around them. The huge tower build-out of the network is very expensive so Qualcomm has some better answers to help us stay in touch. Continue reading Smartphone Chip Can Only Do So Much, It’s up to Your Carrier