Are your teens just hitting the open road? Do you manage a fleet of young, phone-obsessed drivers? Do you need your own personal texting and driving intervention? The Scosche cellCONTROL module might be the answer to those questions. Driving accessory manufacturer Scosche announced the Scosche cellCONTROL accessory at CES 2012 and it's just starting to gain popularity. The system works...
Has it really only been a week since the Consumer Electronics Show started winding down? I took away a lot of thoughts from it, but there was one memory that really stands out. There I was at the Skunk Juice booth, shooting Noah as he checked out the company’s unique magnetic earbud system (which can click together up to four earbuds in one line, at once). The product is a novel idea...
When it came to digital imaging, the biggest stars of CES 2012 were Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm and Lytro. Panasonic, Sony, Olympus, Pentax and Samsung stuck to their current lineups on the show floor, but I know most of the lot will be unleashing new cameras within the next few months. Then there was Casio. Oh, Casio. The company unveiled two high-speed point-and-shoots equipped with...
If you’ve never been to the Consumer Electronics Show, it can feel like a massive tech carnival — a wonderland of gear covering practically every area of life imaginable. There are rows upon rows of cars, home appliances, mobile devices, accessories, smart TVs, and myriad other machines and gadgets, all clamoring for attention. For some tech geeks, this would be heaven. Content...
1. It’s never too late to play the game if you’ve got enough dough Intel finally joined the 21st Century by unveiling the first smartphone running on their silicon, the Lenovo K800. Powered by a Intel Atom Z2460 running at 1.6GHz, the phone features a full 720p display and dazzled most everyone who saw it in action despite having only one processing core. Any other company entering the...
You made your voices heard loud and clear! Now check out the results of the CES 2012 Readers’ Choice Awards. In the meantime we’ve been voting too! The results are in, and here are the seven best products from CES 2012 as selected by the humble editors of TechnoBuffalo (presented in alphabetical order by manufacturer). Check out our picks and be sure to agree – or is that disagree? –...
3D printers and their simultaneously awesome-and-nightmare inducing capabilities aside, basically everything I’ve seen at CES this week has been iterative and evolutionary in nature. Bigger, thinner, faster smartphones. Cameraphones with garish megapixel counts. A garishly specced digital camera with an Android phone shoved inside. Thinner, lighter HDTVs. Brighter, higher pixel-count...
The PlayStation Vita launched in Japan on December 17th, 2011. During that opening weekend, the brand new handheld from Sony sold more than 300,000 units. Since then, however, the device has seen a large dip in sales. The week after its launch saw the PS Vita move only 70,000 units and fall below hardware more than five years in age. The tumble continued for the next two weeks as the...
Snapseed has become one of the most popular photo editing applications on iOS since it hit the App Store in June of last year, recently picking up Apple’s ‘iPad App of the Year’ award for 2011. And it’ll soon be available on your Mac, with its developers Nik Software announcing at CES that it is currently making its way to the Mac App Store. Snapseed offers all sorts of fancy features...
There was dancing, uproarious fanfare and a few juicy tidbits in the smartphone and ultrabook space at Intel's keynote today. CEO & President Paul Otellini highlighted a number of interesting projects the company is currently focused on as it moves into the mobile game, enlisting the help from Lenovo, Motorola and (bizarrely) will.i.am. Most importantly, Intel looked toward the...