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Galaxy S10: All Samsung's latest flagship has to do is save the smartphone industry
No pressure Samsung, but this Galaxy S10 launch better be good, foldable and entice the masses coming off a dud of CES 2019 to break out their wallets for a wee bit of innovation. ...
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CES 2019: Cool stuff at Eureka Park
When I go to CES I focus on the Eureka Park, where new companies tout their wares. I look for things that may not be hits today, but point to what could be hits tomorrow. Here's my list from ...
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CES 2019: The battle between the edge and the cloud
I went to CES 2019 last week and focused on Eureka Park, where startups show off their wares. While there were lots of fun and inventive products, it's what I didn't see that makes me fear ...
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Apple's content ambitions push it beyond its hardware
Attracting an audience for its content offerings is forcing Apple to deviate from its long history of vertical integration.
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Best of CES 2019: Cool tech you can buy this year
With so many announcements this week, it's easy to get lost. But, believe it or not, some of the just-announced devices at CES 2019 will be on sale soon. Here's a round-up of them all. ...
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The biggest 5G announcements out of CES 2019 included Samsung's prototype 5G smartphone, Intel's SoC, Verizon's 5G showcase with Disney, Sprint's 5G and IoT combination, Qualcomm's ...
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CES 2019: Qualcomm President Amon is convinced you’re going to be thrilled with 5G
Qualcomm's president, Cristiano Amon, took some time at the Consumer Electronics Show to discuss how 5G cellular will amaze consumers. He also reflected on how AI processing on smartphones ...
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Sprint rounds out CES 2019 with 5G call
Working with Nokia and Qualcomm, Sprint has made a 5G data call on its live commercial network in San Diego, including streaming YouTube videos, making Skype video calls, and sending ...
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CES 2019: Intel details autonomous vehicle trial in Israel
Intel is extending its autonomous driving trials in Israel to provide an entire mobility-as-a-service offering across car, software, platform, mapping, and safety mechanisms. ...
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