Project CARS, the crowd-powered AAA racing title, is being shown off on triple-screen goodness at CES this week, where attendees can see it in action on a three-screen 4K display … Continue reading
Introduced to a hushed and confused crown at CES, the Core is the latest in wearables on offer from Sony. Though initially light on details, Sony has made their intentions … Continue reading
Throwing a camera is generally a bad idea – lenses tend to be delicate – but Panono positively begs to be tossed. The spherical, lens-studded camera ball slammed through its … Continue reading
LG has a few interesting sound bars here at CES, or should we say sound plates. LG’s Sound Plates offers robust sound to go along with the minimalist design. A … Continue reading
When I meet Josh Westerholt at the offices of Project 100, the Las Vegas urban mobility startup that’s funded by the Downtown Project, we decide it would probably make sense to head out into downtown Vegas to tour their project area in person. From the other room, his co-worker has an even better idea: "Take the Tesla."
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Epson is known for printing, and at CES they gave us a look at their LabelWorks LW-600P label maker. The latest in a line of Android-capable label makers, the LW-600P … Continue reading
It’s such a close release we can taste it – Infamous: Second Son from the folks at Sucker Punch, a title that’ll bring a beast of an open-world set of … Continue reading
MakerBot ha some brand new 3D printers on display at CES 2014. The company, which is at the forefront of 3D printing, unveiled some interesting new machines for consumers. While … Continue reading
OKIDOKEYS mechanism on the door, inside the house – I saw the demo: you unlock using the smartphone
[CES 2014] There are already a number of solutions out there that leverage technology to modernise the traditional lock and key. For example, there’s Lockitron, which basically turns a smartphone into a door key. Using the Lockitron self-install kits and a free app, doors can be locked and unlocked automatically from anywhere in the world. A similar solution by OKIDOKEYS has been announced on Sunday at CES 2014. The new line of smart locks and keys allow users to lock and unlock any door using smartphones, feature phones and smart tags, while having a fail-safe mechanism, traditional keys are also supported.
OKIDOKEYS New Smart Locks And Keys original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Anybody can clip on a camera and call it a life-logger, but startup LifeLogger says its wearable goes the extra mile with its combination of face, text, and even audio … Continue reading
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