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Coinbase freezes Ethereum Classic trading following attack
Jan 08, 6:32AM
Coinbase is preparing to list a lot of new coins this year, but its first major piece of action in 2019 is to temporarily pause one of its existing portfolio. The exchange said it has stopped all trading on Ethereum Classic — a cryptocurrency it added back in August — after it detected an attack […]
Tablo's new DVR for cord cutters skips the commercials for you
Jan 08, 5:51AM
Nuvyyo, the makers of the Tablo OTA DVR aimed at cord cutters who want to watch and record live TV, just gave their DVR a big upgrade. At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the company launched a redesigned DVR called the Tablo Quad, a four-tuner DVR that now offers the option for an […]
Samsung warns of Q4 profit drop, blames unexpectedly low semiconductor demand
Jan 08, 5:25AM
Apple isn't the only smartphone maker steeling itself (and analysts) for disappointing results. Samsung Electronics issued earnings guidance for the final quarter of 2018 today that not only marks its first quarterly profit decline in two years, but also fell far below analysts' expectations. The company attributed the drop to lower-than-expected demand for its memory […]
IBM was awarded the most patents in 2018, but overall grants declined by 3.5 percent
Jan 08, 5:20AM
We may have passed the peak of the “patent war” in the mobile industry, but the concept of patents as power is far from disappearing, since they continue to be a strong marker for how a company is breaking new ground in technology, and do sometimes help to safeguard an inventor’s or company’s original work […]
Neofect's powered glove for people with paralysis is shipping this summer
Jan 08, 4:59AM
Neofect's come a ways since we first saw them at CES this time last year. Late last month, the San Francisco-based team completed an Indiegogo round, picking up north of $28,000 — around 130 percent of its initial goal for the NeoMano. The leather hand-worn device is designed to give users mobility in a paralyzed […]
Blue launches a $100 XLR mic
Jan 08, 4:02AM
Blue has done a find job carving a niche for itself in the burgeoning world of amateur podcasters. The company's USB microphones like the Yeti and Snowball have become a stable among those launching shows with limited experise and budget. This week at CES, the company (now a part of Logitech) offered an interesting take […]
Toyota is developing fighter jet-inspired safety features for cars and wants to share it
Jan 08, 3:43AM
Toyota Research Institute had a breakthrough last year in its pursuit to make driving safer. It was so profound that Toyota wants to open up to other automakers. The inspiration was modern-day fighter jets, which use a low-level flight control system to translate the intent of the pilot and keep the aircraft stable and tucked […]
Anker's new phone sized charger can power a laptop and costs just $30
Jan 08, 3:36AM
This charger needs to be in my life. It’s tiny. The new Anker PowerPort Atom PD 1 offers 30w charging in a package the size of a phone charger. It’s basically a 1.5-inch cube — if the plugs are ignored, of course. And it’s only $30. Even with the small size, the Atom PD1 offers […]
This wireless charging alarm clock from Anker looks pretty nice
Jan 08, 3:00AM
I have an Echo Spot by my bed right now, and I feel kind of weird about it. Have a camera and microphone that close to where I sleep is probably not a great idea. This alarm clock from Anker, on the other hand, is something I can get behind. The Soundcore Wakey is actually […]
Motiv is bringing NFC-based payments to its fitness ring
Jan 08, 3:00AM
Announced way back at CES 2016, Motiv's fitness ring was surprisingly capable and accurate for its tiny form factor. Earlier this year, the startup promised to bring even more functionality to the finger, starting with biometric authentication that uses a wearer's gait to unlock devices. This year at the show, the company's got a handful […]
Meural shows off a newer, smaller version of its smart art display
Jan 08, 2:31AM
When Electric Objects was bought by Giphy, the company soon shutdown the hardware team and got rid of the subscription fees for existing content. While Meural actually bumped up its annual subscription after getting acquired by Netgear, the company is also continuing to release new hardware. The company just took the wraps off its Meural […]
Nvidia dives into a new business segment with Drive AutoPilot
Jan 08, 2:11AM
Nvidia’s automotive ambitions seemed targeted solely on creating a platform to enable fully autonomous vehicles, notably the robotaxis that so many companies hope to deploy in the coming decade. It turns out that Nvidia has also been working a more near-term product that opens it up to a different segment in the automotive industry. The […]
AfterShokz launches bone conduction sunglasses
Jan 08, 2:00AM
Where does one go after launching a fairly successful bone conduction headphone line? Sunglasses. Seems as good an option as any. This week at CES, AfterShokz announced the launch of sub-brand OptiShokz, which leverages the company's technology for a line of active sunglasses. OptiShokz's first product is the unfortunately named Revvez, which will launch via […]
Ubtech shows off pair of humanoid robots at CES
Jan 08, 1:45AM
You'd be forgiven for not knowing the name Ubtech, Honestly, I wasn't really familiar with the Chinese company until late 2017, when they brought a biopedal stormtrooper robot by our offices. The company's about to get a pick up some traction, however. Last year, it announced that it had scored an $820 million Series C, […]
Plex plans to offer ad-supported movies and more premium subscriptions
Jan 08, 1:40AM
Media software maker Plex is preparing to take on The Roku Channel and Amazon Prime Video Channels, possibly as soon as this year. The company is in discussions with rights holders and content providers, with a focus on bringing free, ad-supported movies to the Plex platform – similar to how The Roku Channel got its […]
Sony adds Alexa to its noise-canceling headphones
Jan 08, 1:15AM
Just imagine, a pair of noise-canceling headphones without a smart assistant on-board. What is this, 2017? Thankfully, Sony used its CES press conference today to announce that it's finally addressing its well-received WH-1000XM3's lack of Alexa. The headphones will be getting Amazon's smart assistant via a firmware update at some point during the first quarter […]
Toyota turns to AT&T and KDDI for in-vehicle 4G connectivity
Jan 08, 1:04AM
In a new deal Toyota, AT&T and KDDI are bringing 4g connectivity to Toyota and Lexus vehicles. This will start with the 2020 model year vehicles that are slated to hit dealers in late 2019. Previously, Toyota worked with Verizon to offer a similar connectivity package to vehicle owners. The deal today, however, seems to […]
Lenovo's new bluetooth travel speaker is 🔥🔥🔥
Jan 08, 1:00AM
It's hard to get excited about bluetooth speakers. Believe me, I've tried. But damn if this isn't a nice one. As someone who spent a good part of the last year traveling, I've been using the Harman/Kardon Traveler a bit, to make hotel rooms slightly more bearable. The Lenovo 700 Ultraportable Bluetooth Speaker might end […]
Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon and X1 Yoga get thin and light refreshes
Jan 08, 1:00AM
Lenovo is announcing a ton of stuff this week at CES. Because, well, that's what Lenovo does. Along with new gaming laptops and a ton of accesories, the company also refreshed its flagship notebook lines, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon and X1 Yoga. Both models are thinner and lighter than their already thin and light predecessors […]
Impossible launches its second-gen burger at CES
Jan 08, 1:00AM
CES is, at best, a mixed bag on the food front. It's certainly true that Las Vegas has a number of world class restaurants, but on most days, you're either standing in impossibly long lines for terrible convention center fast food or fighting it out for some press center box lunch. The folks at Impossible […]
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