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Consumer-Electronics-Show

Science & Tech 7 years ago

Tech firms see good times as flexible displays roll, and fold

Electronic displays that fold, roll and bend have finally arrived after years of development, and tech firms are touting the technology as a potential source of growth and new applications.

Science & Tech 7 years ago

Breadmaking robot startup eyes fresh connections

The robot breadmaker came to Las Vegas this week, aiming to bring some freshness to a sector that may be ready for disruption.

Science & Tech 7 years ago

Apple's TV deal with Samsung showcases shift to services

Apple and Samsung announced a deal that only recently would have seemed unthinkable: The iPhone maker will begin offering iTunes movies and TV shows on its archrival’s TV sets.

Science & Tech 7 years ago

US gadget love forecast to grow despite trust issues

The trade group behind the Consumer Electronics Show set to start here Tuesday forecast that US gadget love will grow despite trust and privacy issues hammering the tech world.

Science & Tech 7 years ago

Buzz grows on 'flying cars' ahead of major tech show

Will flying cars take off at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show?

Science & Tech 7 years ago

Sony to unveil Xperia XA3 lineup ahead of schedule

Sony has given us good reason to believe that the upcoming Xperia XA3 and Xperia XA3 Ultra will launch as early as January 7.

Science & Tech 7 years ago

Global tech show to celebrate innovation amid mounting concerns

Amid trade wars, geopolitical tensions and a decline in public trust, the technology sector is seeking to put its problems aside with the Consumer Electronics Show, the annual extravaganza showcasing futuristic innovations.

Science & Tech 8 years ago

New 'emotional' robots aim to read human feelings

The robot called Forpheus does more than play a mean game of table tennis. It can read body language to gauge its opponent's ability, and offer advice and encouragement.