It's only the first day of the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, but we're already starting to see some themes emerge from the tech industry's biggest showcase. Let's recap the five things we learned on the first day of CES. 1
LAS VEGAS — What's cool on the second preview day of the CES 2014? We especially liked new security systems on display. They include a device that doesn't require a monthly subscription, a new Wi-Fi doorknob that tells you who's at the door via an app
Prepping for the new year, Sony's Camcorder team brought its A-game to CES 2014. Not only are its mid- and low-end camcorders refreshed, but it's got a new flagship 4K Handycam that's finally more like a consumer camcorder than a rebadged professional
The International Consumer Electronics Show is nothing less than a gadget-lover's dream. Every year thousands of companies from all over the world flock to Las Vegas in the first week in January to show off the products they hope to sell in the coming
Samsung has been everywhere at CES 2014, hosting receptions, a news conference and private dinners to tout its latest products. Besides Bay, also getting buzz for Samsung was its 105-inch curved ultra-high-def television and it's 85-inch bendable TV,