When it comes to internet connectivity, higher speed is not enough always. Users want higher internet speeds and want the connectivity gear to be smaller at the same time. Huawei has apparently packed these two eminent demands into a single product called UltraStick E3331. Being mere 67.5mm long, UltraStick supports up to 21Mbps download speeds.
Mainstream processing speeds have grown at a tremendous pace over the recent years. Yet, the insatiable demands of the newer crops of machines and gadgets means that we need faster, better processors every few months. Samsung has now unveiled its new Octa 8-core processor at the CES 2013 show.
KickStarter has popped up times and again on the tech horizon during 2012. The funds crowdsourcing website has been an immense hit with the online audience and its projects have garnered massive support. It has now rolled out impressive statistics regarding its projects and the amount of pledges it attracted during the last year.
Parents are often concerned about the location and safety of their kids. We’ve seen many technology products to help with it but none come anywhere near the all-in-one solution that Evado Filip US is now offering. Branded as ‘VivoPlay’, the product looks like a wristwatch and packs GPS, WiFi and GSM connection.
The CES show this year has brought to us some very intriguing technology ideas and products. However, things are far from exhausted and every hour into the show lets us have a look at something more amazing. For instance, HiSense has unveiled a transparent 3D display which is the first of its kind.
It’s quite often that I feel the urge to reach out to the TV screen and create a doodle out of the person being shown. I’m sure others too have urges of getting snapshots of TV screens whenever they want and then edit those on their own. Well, to such cravings, Panasonic presents its Electronic Touch Pen.
Amid the hype of CES, Facebook has caused a blitz with a mysterious invitation to select members of the press. The invitation calls the members of press to attend an event at the social network’s Menlo Park, CA headquarters on January 15.
At CES 2012, Chinese multinational electronics company Lenovo unveiled its first Android 4.0 powered Intel Medfield phone Lenovo K800. And this year at CES 2013, Lenovo has unveiled the very first K900 phone, powered by forthcoming Intel Atom processor platform for smartphones. The K900 will come with a slim 6.9mm profile.