Gadgetwise Blog: TVs Made More Clear (and More Expensive)
If your 1080p high-definition TV is just not clear enough for you, two technologies that were on display at CES – OLED and 4K – may be the upgrades you are waiting for.
Gadgetwise Blog: Cameras That Share Like Phones
Samsung has added Wi-Fi to a broad range of point-and-shoots, enabling people to share pictures directly from a camera, similar to the way they do from a phone.
Gadgetwise Blog: The TVs That Ate Vegas
At the Consumer Electronics Show, manufacturers are trying to outdo one another by showing off the biggest television.
Gadgetwise Blog: TVs That Keep Up With Evolution
Samsung says it will sell a kit to allow consumers to reboot their TV sets to keep up with the latest developments.
Gadgetwise Blog: Google TV Tries Again
Several announcements of a new Google TV are expected at the International Consumer Electronics Show, involving LG Electronics, Sony, Samsung and Vizio.
Gadgetwise Blog: C.E.S. 2012: The Adventure Begins
The 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show begins in Las Vegas this week. Some big themes are ultrabooks, exercise gadgets and car integration.
Gadgetwise Blog: A Camera With a Phone for a Viewfinder
The Samsung SH100 camera can use a Samsung Galaxy S phone as a remote screen, allowing shots at some tricky angles you might not get otherwise.
Gadgetwise Blog: A Camera Narcissus Could Love
The new Samsung MV800 has a flip-up three-inch rear screen that makes it perfect for self-portraits.
Gadgetwise Blog: A Camera Narcissus Could Love
The new Samsung MV800 has a flip-up three-inch rear screen that makes it perfect for self-portraits.
Gadgetwise Blog: Wal-Mart’s Unlimited T-Mobile Data Plan
In partnership with Wal-Mart, T-Mobile will offer a $30 month pre-paid plan with unlimited text and data.
Bits Blog: Microsoft’s Patent Strategy Against Android
Free, it seems, has its costs. Microsoft’s chief counsel explains its patent strategy toward Google’s Android.
Gadgetwise Blog: Tablet Makers, More Fighting, Please
The tablet market is beginning to look like it is just an iPad market, and that is not good for consumers.
