As <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2012/01/12/ces-a-wonderful-example-of-not-knowing-when-to-stop">I noted earlier this week</a>, I'm not a fan of all of the "Company X Won CES!" jibberjabber that goe
While there wasn't much to say about the recently announced Droid RAZR MAXX to begin with (it's essentially the <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2012/01/09/verizons-droid-razr-maxx-seems-to-be-the-droi
Walking around CES this week it's easy to see the future: just look at the components being sold in the nether regions of the show. These include specific things - Bluetooth powered electrical cords,
In our last TechCrunch Gadgets Webcast on the <a HREF="https://techcrunch.com/ces2012">CES</a> 2012 show floor, we interviewed Henri Seydoux, CEO of Parrot. We had the opportunity to watch the drone i
This was the year of the sensors. From Fitbit's new Aria Wi-Fi scale to the <a HREF="https://mybasis.com/">Basis sports watch</a>, I saw more devices to keep you healthy and lean than ever.
I sat
Smart TVs were everywhere at CES. I must have seen two hundred of them while I was there. I could report on specs, resolution or 3D screens, but really, I am more curious about that word “smart” t
From a great distance, a massive waterfall is a beautiful thing. From a lesser distance, it's deafening. Directly beneath it, it'll crush your bones to salt.
Each year, we make our voyage through t
If you've been Tweeting or Facebooking or G+ing at all this week, you'll notice that there is something called "CES" happening in Las Vegas. CES is clearly overwhelming the tech news cycle - it can't
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is packed this year, yet its relevance seems increasingly in decline. Microsoft is <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2011/12/21/microsoft-bows-out-of-ces-2013-cites-m
We're going live <i>right now</i> from Showstoppers and we'll be interviewing just about everyone on the floor. We're talking cars, computers, apps, and services, so tune in. We'll be offering giveawa
Just two years ago, everyone at CES was asking one question: Where are all the Android phones?
If anybody asked that same question this year, they'd be met with blank stares and guffaws. This show
After a day of roaming the show floor in search of all things shiny and new, we thought it'd be a good idea to gather up the crew and do one big ol' recap of everything we've seen so far. We've got ga
After the onslaught of media that is CES, who wouldn't want <i>more</i> CES? We definitely do, which is why we're running the TC Gadgets Webcast <i>live</i> at 4pm Pacific/7pm Eastern straight out of
<a href="http://www.ikmultimedia.com/" target="_blank">IK Multimedia</a> unleashes a plethora of new hardware this week at <a href="http://www.cesweb.org/" target="_blank">CES 2012</a> within their iR
While we've been running around Vegas like mad to cover all of the pre-CES happenings, the main event starts... <em>now.</em>
We're streaming live from the Las Vegas Convention Center, where the bi
Pioneer's <a HREF="https://techcrunch.com/tag/AppRadio">AppRadio</a> was pretty darn cool when it first launched and now there's another version with improved apps, improved UI, and improved hardware.
After a <a href="https://techcrunch.com/category/CES2012/">day full of press conferences</a> and jamming around Vegas like we were running for our lives, we're streaming live from the last pre-CES pre
Music streaming service <a href="https://mog.com/">MOG</a> is today announcing partnerships with mobile, audio and video equipment manufacturer <a href="http://www.mobile.jvc.com/index.jsp">JVC</a> as
HP has upped the ultrabook ante with a glass-backed HP laptop that looks a bit like a MacBook and a lot like the future of HP trade dress. The HD screen displays 1600x900 pixels and includes HDMI out,
Samsung has maintained its lead as the number one TV maker, selling 5.7 million units in November or about 2 TVs per second. Samsung is also making a major push into the Smart TV space, creating an "E
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