At CES 2012, Coby had a lot of Android tablets. Unfortunately, quantity didn’t exactly equal quality. None of Coby’s tablets were certified by Google at that time, and I found the tablets to be a little sluggish. This year, Coby is back with another small army of Android tablets that received Google’s blessing. The company more »

It seems like someone always has to throw cold water on the party. I read an article yesterday on why CES is already irrelevant. Their main argument is that the big companies, Microsoft, Google, HP, Apple, etc. either aren’t present or have scaled back their presence. Okay, so the big guys aren’t there. CES isn’t more »

Haptic feedback is one of those features that we take for granted. Whenever our mobile devices vibrate, we respond to whatever notification we have and keep moving. Most people don’t think about the technology that enables haptic feedback and what can be done to make it better. Strategic Polymers on the other hand, wants to more »

Walmart’s disc-to-digital service began in April 2012. This service allows customers to take physical DVDs and Blu-rays into Walmart stores, pay a small fee and have a digital version of the movie available to them through Walmart’s VUDU service. Today at CES 2013, Walmart announced an expansion to the service which will let customers do more »

E Fun has been steadily releasing details about what it will show at CES 2013. We’ve already covered the Nextbook 7GP Android tablet and the APEN Touch8 attachment for Windows 8 PCs. Today, we’ve gotten a look at the second tablet in E Fun’s new Google Play Series. This tablet is called the Nextbook 8GP, and more »

RCA to set to debut an Android tablet at CES that is unlike any other before it. It’s called the RCA Mobile TV Tablet and it will allow you to watch over-the-air broadcasts all over the United States. The tablet comes with a built-in DTV tuner and a mobile TV tuner that provides channels in more »

Smart televisions are very enticing, but their prices can be prohibitive to a lot of consumers. That’s why companies like Roku have come up with standalone products that bring smart TV-like features to normal HDTVs. If you’re looking for something with more functionality than a box that dispenses apps, the Archos TV connect may be more »

That fancy Android-powered camera won’t be the only thing Polaroid has to show at CES 2013. The company will also show off the new Polaroid kids tablet during the show. If you won’t be at the show to see this tablet next week, you’ll be able to find it at Kohl’s stores this month. You can also more »

CES 2013 is less than a week away and there will plenty of tablets to play around with. One such tablet is the newest offering from E Fun. E Fun has created a line of Android tablets it is calling the Google Play Series. These tablets will include Google’s suite of applications including Google Play, more »

It isn’t impossible for Samsung to reach this status, consistently releasing solid devices. Some of their recent greatest hits are the Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S III and the Galaxy Camera. All of these share the same kind of experience in terms of software and in the overall UI feel. Consumers seem to be eating more »