Celine Dion at Caesar’s, David Copperfield at the MGM Grand, Google at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The company wallpapered the Vegas monorail and plastered the words “Hey Google” on every rentable screen in town. Take that, Donny and Marie. That crazy booth in the Convention Center parking lot seemed like a terrible idea on Tuesday when the rains opened up and… Read More
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A flotilla of devices at CES 2018 use technology to help you look better. But after trying a few of these out, I just felt worse about my looks.
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The new Dell XPS 13 is thinner than ever before. We spoke with Dell’s VP of design, Justin Lyles, to find out more about how it was engineered. We also spoke to Orin Inditzky, Dell’s director of software innovation, about the Mobile Connect software.
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If you want a custom gaming rig, you probably want it to look special. In that case, Maingear’s F131 might catch your eye. You can order this powerful, svelte rig with full liquid cooling and full custom paint.
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These all-foam snowshoes from Crescent Moon might look low-tech, but the combination of cleats and tire-like treads provide ample traction.
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In this week’s recap, the biggest stories include some of the gadgets from the biggest electronics show in the business. Away from CES, Apple and Microsoft both take on Spectre.
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Concerned about gun violence? So is the Swedish company Yevo, which is doing something about it.
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The Creative X-Fi Sonic Carrier is a tremendously expensive Dolby Atmos sound bar, but does it have the performance to back up the price?
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Film editor Tatiana S Riegel, who worked on “I, Tonya,” “JFK” and “Game of Thrones”, explains how editing can massively alter a movie’s emotional impact.
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Meltdown, Spectre, malicious Android apps, and more of the week’s top security news.
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