CES2017

I Am Lusting Over Sony’s New Paper-Thin E Ink Watch

Despite the added functionality that manufacturers keep trying to cram inside them, watches have always been, and will always be, a fashion accessory first. And that’s why we’re lusting over this new concept E Ink watch from Sony that can instantly change its design, but is also thinner than a credit card. Sony already sells…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Jan 6

Dear God: Please Save This Poor Soul From the Saddest Booth at CES 2017

Take a look at this booth. What does this company do or sell? I have no fucking idea, but I’m pretty sure that this guy needs a hug. You’ll notice that he’s alone, and it appears that he just spilled an armload of tablets. But that’s not even the worst part. Let’s enhance this image.…

Tech News Michael Nunez Jan 6

Turn Your Apple Watch Into a Tiny Macintosh Computer While it Charges

Turning the Apple Watch on its side while it’s charging overnight puts it in Nightstand Mode so you can always see the time. But with Elago’s amusing new W3 stand, instead of a tiny alarm clock, your Apple Watch becomes a miniature replica of the original Macintosh computer on your bedside table. Made of soft…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski Jan 6

Forgetting a $100,000 Pair of Diamond-Saturated Headphones on a Plane Would Be Heartbreaking

Thanks to Onkyo, throwing on a pair of fancy rose gold Beats headphones is no longer a status symbol. Compared to Onkyo’s new Diamond Headphones which will be available—to a select few—for somewhere around $100,000, those rose gold ear goggles you were so proud of might as well be just another boring pair of white…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Jan 6

This Batshit Sports Car Was 3D Printed From Laser-Melted Metal

The hype around consumer 3D printers has mostly died down, but that hasn’t stopped the startup Divergent 3D from barreling full steam ahead in the industrial printing world. The company debuted the first 3D-printed supercar—the Blade–two years ago and has since continued developing its printing methods. Now, it’s working with major industry players like Peugeot…

Tech News Michael Nunez Jan 6

This Tiny Thermal Printer Turns Anything On Your Phone Into a Sticky Note

If you can’t stay organized or remember your to-do list without a myriad of sticky notes plastered around your computer’s screen, this new compact printer makes it easy to turn messages, photos, screenshots, and basically anything on your phone into a tiny square of paper you can stick or share. Mangoslab’s nemonic isn’t exactly a…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Jan 5

Intel’s Project Alloy Is What a VR System Should Be

Intel announced its Project Alloy VR concept back in August, but no one’s been able to try it since. That all changed this week at CES, where Intel showed off a developer kit to select media. Gizmodo was lucky enough to be invited into the private demonstration—and we’re happy to report that it was well…

Tech News Michael Nunez Jan 5

We Need to Be Inventing More Robots That Serve Humans Delicious Frozen Yogurt

Instead of building and designing bomb-laden autonomous drones, or humanoid robots like ATLAS who are probably going to overthrow humanity in a couple of years, researchers should be inventing robots like the Frobot vending machine that only exists to serve up frozen yogurt. The Frobot isn’t the first all-in-one machine designed to serve up frozen…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Jan 5

Honda’s New Experimental Motorcycle Can Balance All By Itself Like Magic

If you’ve ever pushed a bike down a hill, you know that two-wheeled vehicles can balance themselves when traveling at higher speeds. It’s when you’re riding slower that balancing gets a little more challenging, unless your motorcycle’s equipped with Honda’s new experimental Riding Assist technology so it automatically balances itself. Based on technology developed for…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski Jan 5

This Smart Baby Camera Can See When an Infant Stops Breathing

Any parent that’s squinted at a live feed from a baby camera, trying to spot the subtle movements that indicate their child is still breathing, will wish they had First Alert’s new Onelink Envirocam that can monitor an infant’s respiration rate from afar. Every new parent lives in fear of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)…

Health Andrew Liszewski Jan 5

SanDisk’s New Memory Card Will Speed Up Apps Not Stored on Your Smartphone

Back in 2015, the Marshmallow software update finally allowed Android smartphones to store and run apps directly from a memory card. And with SanDisk’s new Ultra microSDXC UHS-I card inside your device, apps that load from a memory card will feel just as snappy as those stored right on the phone. The SanDisk Ultra microSDXC…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Jan 4

Black+Decker’s New Robovac Compresses Dirt Into Garbage Discs That Are Easy to Throw Away

Robots have been cleaning our floors ever since the first Roomba arrived 14 years ago, but it’s not a completely hands-off chore yet. You still have to occasionally clean out your robovac’s dirt bin, which Black+Decker is making a little easier with its new Smartech Robotic Vacuum that compresses debris into discs that are easy…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Jan 4

This Shiny Connected Toaster Uses Your Smartphone to Remember Your Perfect Toasting Settings

It’s one of the simplest appliances in your kitchen, but how many times have you popped bread in a toaster, only to have it nuke your slice because the previous user had it set to well done? Too often, which is why Griffin Technology’s shiny new Connected Toaster isn’t that absurd of an idea. The…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Jan 4

Clever Chargers Remind You to Plug in Your Phone Whenever You’re Near Them

There’s no point in buying a backup battery if you keep forgetting to top off your mobile devices before they die. So Griffin Technology’s new PowerBlock Beacon and PowerJolt Beacon external chargers will actually send your smartphone or tablet a notification when they’re nearby, reminding you to top off their batteries. Both chargers connect to…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Jan 4

Asus’ Crazy New Phone Takes 92-Megapixel Photos

Whether it’s the Google Pixel or the Samsung Galaxy S7—companies are betting that the future of virtual reality will be ushered in by your mobile device. Now, you can add Asus to that list. The company just announced a new smartphone at CES that takes an adventurous and somewhat experimental leap into the world of…

Tech News Michael Nunez Jan 4

Improved AI Means LG’s New Robovac Goes Around Furniture, But Tells Humans to Move

The days of robot vacuums blindly bumping into objects around your home as they clean are long gone. Improved sensor technologies mean robovacs can intelligently spot and avoid obstacles well before a collision occurs, and LG’s new autonomous cleaner goes one step further by interacting with humans it encounters. The same way your dad used…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Jan 4

Fisher-Price Will Battle Childhood Obesity With an Exercise Bike Tablet Holder

Your tablet-obsessed kid spending hours on the couch poking at a touchscreen probably isn’t doing their waistline any favors. But instead of wrestling an iPad out of their hands, Fisher-Price wants to help battle childhood obesity with a tablet holder that’s essentially an exercise bike for kids. The Think & Learn Smart Cycle isn’t being…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Jan 4

LaCie’s Fastest Rugged Drive Yet Also Plays Nice With Your USB-C Laptop

It’s not the first external drive from LaCie with a USB-C connection, but the company’s much-loved rugged line just got a hefty speed boost for those who are too impatient to wait for their data to backup, and refuse to take care of their hardware. The new LaCie Rugged Thunderbolt USB-C drives feature that same…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Jan 4

Garmin’s Fēnix 5 Squeezes Satellite Navigation Into a Slim Fitness-Tracking Smartwatch

At CES 2015, Garmin revealed the epix: the company’s first wearable that included the same satellite navigation capabilities as its handheld units. As smartwatches go, the epix was one of the largest and bulkiest wearables you could strap to your wrist, but two years later, Garmin has finally packed similar functionality into its Fēnix smartwatch.…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Jan 4

You Can Justify Buying FLIR’s New Professional Smartphone Thermal Camera As a Job Expense

Typically only found in the toolkits of law enforcement and the military, the FLIR ONE smartphone camera gave thermal vision to any consumer with a few hundred bucks. But today FLIR revealed a professional version for those who want to use the thermal camera for more than just running around pretending to be a Schwarzenegger-hunting…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Jan 4

CES2017

I Am Lusting Over Sony’s New Paper-Thin E Ink Watch

Dear God: Please Save This Poor Soul From the Saddest Booth at CES 2017

Turn Your Apple Watch Into a Tiny Macintosh Computer While it Charges

Forgetting a $100,000 Pair of Diamond-Saturated Headphones on a Plane Would Be Heartbreaking

This Batshit Sports Car Was 3D Printed From Laser-Melted Metal

This Tiny Thermal Printer Turns Anything On Your Phone Into a Sticky Note

Intel’s Project Alloy Is What a VR System Should Be

We Need to Be Inventing More Robots That Serve Humans Delicious Frozen Yogurt

Honda’s New Experimental Motorcycle Can Balance All By Itself Like Magic

This Smart Baby Camera Can See When an Infant Stops Breathing

SanDisk’s New Memory Card Will Speed Up Apps Not Stored on Your Smartphone

Black+Decker’s New Robovac Compresses Dirt Into Garbage Discs That Are Easy to Throw Away

This Shiny Connected Toaster Uses Your Smartphone to Remember Your Perfect Toasting Settings

Clever Chargers Remind You to Plug in Your Phone Whenever You’re Near Them

Asus’ Crazy New Phone Takes 92-Megapixel Photos

Improved AI Means LG’s New Robovac Goes Around Furniture, But Tells Humans to Move

Fisher-Price Will Battle Childhood Obesity With an Exercise Bike Tablet Holder

LaCie’s Fastest Rugged Drive Yet Also Plays Nice With Your USB-C Laptop

Garmin’s Fēnix 5 Squeezes Satellite Navigation Into a Slim Fitness-Tracking Smartwatch

You Can Justify Buying FLIR’s New Professional Smartphone Thermal Camera As a Job Expense

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