Registration for the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) opened today and is free to industry professionals through September 30. A registration fee of $100 will go into effect starting October 1, and the fee will increase to $200 effective 5:01 p.m. EST December 31.
The 2011 International CES is scheduled for January 6-9, 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Hotel room rates are available through a special block set aside for CES registrants. Attendees, exhibitors and media can register today at www.CESweb.org.
The International CES has announced the launch of a new Mobile Apps Showdown at the 2011 CES. Final round judging will take place live at the 2011 International CES, held January 6-9, 2011, in Las Vegas. The winner will be announced on January 8, 2011. [click to continue…]
This two minute video from Google explains the soon coming Google TV. Google along with the likes of Intel, Sony, and Logitech, Best Buy, DISH Network and Adobe will bring the power of the internet to your high-def TV in your livingroom with ease. [click to continue…]
A man (Florin Necula) reportedly swallowed a Kingston USB Flash Drive while in Secret Service custody. Florin was brought in for allegedly placing card readers over ATM slots to “skim” magnetic strip information off cards inserted in those machines. After four days of not passing the drive Necula gave in to doctor removal.
Reportedly, Necula has been charged with four felonies including obstruction of justice and is being held without bail.
I have put my flash drive (Lexar) through the washing machine a couple of times and it survived, but I would imagine the human stomach is a little tougher environment.
Consumer level 3D televisions and Blu-ray 3D made big waves at CES 2010 back in January and now less than a month later Panasonic has announced that Panasonic Hollywood Laboratory has recently equipped the Advanced Authoring Center with the latest 3D technologies.
The newly upgraded facilities is capable of making 3D Blu-ray movies available this Spring. Read more in the press release after the break. [click to continue…]
As most everyone knows Apple is set to make a big announcement next Wednesday, January 27th at 10:00 AM in the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater in San Francisco. Presumably, the event is going to be held for Apple to unveil a new tablet device yet to be determined by speculators.
Mashable has reported through a source (Northeast Securities analyst Ashok Kumar), that the new device will sport a Qualcomm processor and will be available through Apple at full price, which should be around $800 and Verizon at a subsidized price with a service plan.
According to Engadget not only a tablet could be big news, but a new iLife and iPhone OS 4 could make quite a splash. It would seem logical to show off some new tools and kick out a new iPhone OS.
According to Gizmodo an Apple insider claims the above Flickr image to be the closest rendering to the real thing to date.
Could we also see the presence of a Qualcomm powered iPhone slated for Verizon? We’ll find out next week and all the madness will be over.
According to Business Week Apple is considering making Bing the default search engine for the iPhone. The speculated change comes amidst an ever heating rivalry between Apple and Google. Now that Google is in the mobile smart-phone race with the Nexus One, Apple is said to be knocking on Microsoft’s door.
Bing would greatly benefit from being the iPhone’s default search engine in market share, but would Google suffer? Probably not too much. Maybe this is a win-win for every one.
Bing may just be a band-aid as there are rumors of a search engine from Apple. Techcrunch talked about it back in 2008. With Google CEO Eric Schmidt off Apple’s board, there is little stopping them from the venture.
This post will be ground zero for all the CES coverage coming from 3D TV Source, Photography Bay and, of course, Tech Tilt. I’ll be covering CES 2010 for all three sites and there will obviously be some overlap between them. As a result, Tech Tilt will link to the appropriate coverage at Photography Bay and 3D TV Source for gear and news in their respective categories. Other tech news from CES 2010 will be covered here on Tech Tilt.
This post will be updated on a live rolling basis throughout CES 2010, so check back often for the latest updated.
Registration for the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) opened today and is free to industry professionals through September 30. A registration fee of $100 will go into effect starting October 1, and the fee will increase to $200 effective 5:01 p.m. EST December 31.
The International CES has announced the launch of a new Mobile Apps Showdown at the 2011 CES. Final round judging will take place live at the 2011 International CES, held January 6-9, 2011, in Las Vegas. The winner will be announced on January 8, 2011. 
