By Brandon Russell |
We braved CES, saw some truly amazing (and not so amazing) gadgets, and had an overall great time creating content we thought was worthwhile for our audience. It’s been over a week since we left Sin City, and we’re still feeling the after effects of…
By Sean P. Aune |
As we wrap up all of the coverage of new technologies at CES 2013, we have to take a look at Haier’s very awesome new vision tracking controls for televisions. Televisions were definitely all the rage at CES this year, and what would it have…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon R. is back to tackle more questions and queries from Buffalo readers, viewers and fans! In this episode of Ask the Buffalo, Jon and Aaron talk about what it’s like to cover a big show like CES. They share their own previous experiences, and…
By TechnoBuffalo Team |
David – also known as Robo13 – won our contest to attend CES 2013 with TechnoBuffalo. Our friends over at AT&T co-sponsored the contest, and we’re thrilled he got to hang out with us through out the show. We’re excited to watch where David’s career…
By Aaron Baker |
If Nokia has it their way, their burgeoning relationship with AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile is about to get stronger. While speaking at CES 2013 last week, Chris Weber, Nokia Executive Vice-President of Sales and Marketing, claimed that the manufacturer wants to see a range of…
By Sean P. Aune |
One of the biggest things at CES this year was televisions. You couldn’t hardly walk five feet without hearing about the latest innovations in TV technology, and buzzwords like “4K” and “OLED” were being thrown around like beads at a Mardi Gras parade. It’s obvious…
By Aaron Baker |
Don’t expect to find the Thinkware T10Q available in retail stores under that name, but you may still see it pop up here or there. Thinkware is out there helping other manufacturers – also known as OEMs – with tablet integration in to other products.…
By Aaron Baker |
The Hisense M3101 may not be the top of the spec heap when it comes to tablets on the market these days, but it still looks like it’s going to be a nice 10.1-inch tablet. The tablet market is going to be crowded in 2013,…
By Roy Choi |
If you’re a follower of TechnoBuffalo or of TechnoBuffalo’s Driven YouTube channel, you know that we LOVE cars, especially electric cars. If you’re an EV driver you are probably already familiar with ChargePoint. From my experience it is the easiest network to use, offers a…
By Aaron Baker |
Make no doubt about it – devices litter the show floor at CES 2013, and one of those is the Hisense U958. It offers a 1.2 GHz quad-core Snapdragon S4 Play CPU, 4.5-inch FWVGA display with 854×480 pixels, Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) with customizations, and…
By TechnoBuffalo Team |
This is our AT&T Award Winner David Taylor’s video about the Xi3/Valve Steambox rumors from the showfloor at CES 2013. He walks us through the discussion about the potential for the box and his thoughts on it.…
By Aaron Baker |
Probably one of the biggest surprises of CES 2013 was Polaroid’s lineup of competitive Android tablets, which we took a look at earlier today. And there’s more. They’re not necessarily designed to blow back anyone’s hair, but they’re competitively spec’d with price tags that are…
By Todd Haselton |
Brandon Russell and I had a chance to swing by Razer’s booth on the CES show floor to check out Razer’s Windows 8 tablet. “Razer, the gaming company?” Yep. That Razer, the one that’s perhaps best known for it’s amazing gaming mice and keyboards. The…
By TechnoBuffalo Team |
We kicked off CES 2013 with Pepcom, which provided a first look at several of the new products that are now already announced at the show. We already brought you all of our serious coverage, and Jon Quach is a natural on the camera (as…
By Todd Haselton |
Remember Polaroid? Shake it like a Polaroid picture? Yeah, the company is making Android tablets now. Among them is the S7, a device with a 7-inch screen, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, a 1.6GHz dual-core Cortex A9 processor, HDMI-out, 1GB of RAM, a 2-megapixel camera and…
By Adriana Lee |
Being a tech blogger can be a tricky thing. While the debate over whether or not we’re really journalists rages on — frankly, there’s an argument to be made on both ends — the side discounting the notion certainly got a leg up this week,…
By Todd Haselton |
Oh boy, we couldn’t help but laugh when we stumbled across this iPad accessory. It’s called the iPotty and, well, what you see is what you get. Your kids can sit there and have a nice little bowel movement while learning the ABCs on your…
By Aaron Baker |
Hisense showed up at CES 2013 with several new Android smartphones. Like TCL, it’s not exactly a household name when it comes to mobile devices. Still, we figured we would stop by and film a couple to keep you in the loop. The Hisense EG960…
By Brandon Russell |
LG has has limbered up, put its running shoes on, and jumped right into the growing activity tracker market. We saw the company’s new wearable FuelBand clone, and while the product isn’t final, we’re very excited by the product’s potential—particularly the fact that it might…
By Aaron Baker |
Hisense isn’t the most known brand in the States by any means, but the U950 is a relatively decent option for those that are looking for an inexpensive Android phone. Shown off at CES 2013, the U950 features a 1.2 GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 CPU,…
By Todd Haselton |
Rhapsody’s subscription music service is a direct competitor to Spotify, Rdio and others, and the company is about to expand its footprint. Speaking to GigaOm during CES 2013, Rhapsody CEO Jon Irvin said that a subscription option to the company’s music catalogue will be available to…
By Aaron Baker |
We swung by TCL’s booth to check out the Alcatel One Touch S Pop, a new Android smartphone that’s likely to end up on a prepaid carrier in the United States. The One Touch S Pop features a 3.5-inch HVGA display, a 3.2-megapixel camera, a…
By Aaron Baker |
Polaroid has multiple tablets here on the show floor, rounded out by a 10.1-inch beauty that’s squarely aimed at grabbing the low-end market. It doesn’t the highest resolution screen (1024 x 600), or the most incredibly blazing processor (1.5GHz), but it’s certainly something to take…
By Jon Rettinger |
A what? A USB Wall plate? Huh? Yeah, we hear your thoughts. But RCA actually introduced a few models last year and, this year, it brought a few more along. A USB Wall Plate is basically a plate for your outlet that provides two USB ports…
