The extremely small Curie processor for wearable devices isn’t the only interesting tech product Intel unveiled at CES 2015, as the company also announced a tiny device that’s powerful enough to bring PC powers to any TV, including dumber models, and even run Windows 8.1 apps. The Intel Compute Stick is in a way a Chromecast contender, only Intel’s device can do a lot more things than Google’s streaming solution.
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The past few weeks have been a bit of a breather for gamers as the release schedule slowed to glacial pace, but now that 2015 has begun, we have a whole new slate of huge titles to look forward to. Most notable are a few multiplatform releases scheduled to hit in the first quarter of the year, including Evolve, which just went gold this week.
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It’s not surprising that 4K TVs were everywhere at CES 2015 this year and some of them were positively massive. Below we’ve put together a quick guide of five of the biggest TVs on display at this year’s big electronics show with offerings from Samsung, LG and Sony.
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You have to give Samsung credit for having the audacity to attempt the same gadget spam strategy with wearables as the company has with its smartphones, but nothing seems to have struck a chord with consumers yet. In order for one of Samsung’s smartwatches to succeed, more consideration needs to be put into the device’s design, which is why the latest report from SamMobile should be uplifting for fans of the vendor.
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You have to give Samsung credit for having the audacity to attempt the same gadget spam strategy with wearables as the company has with its smartphones, but nothing seems to have struck a chord with consumers yet. In order for one of Samsung’s smartwatches to succeed, more consideration needs to be put into the device’s design, which is why the latest report from SamMobile should be uplifting for fans of the vendor.
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When Apple launched the iPhone 5s in late 2013, it sported a special 64-bit processor that was unlike anything seen on a mobile device. At the time, many said the feature wasn’t really needed, with Qualcomm going as far as calling the chip a “marketing gimmick,” before retracting that statement. Since then, all of Apple’s competitors have released 64-bit mobile processors of their own, including Qualcomm… except now things aren’t going exactly as planned for the Snapdragon chipset maker.
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We’re used to seeing The Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon do plenty of funny tech-related bits, some funnier than others, so it’s not surprising to find out the star sort-of chose video games and other distractions over actually paying attention to Nicole Kidman when the two first met.
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There’s a new player on the Android smartphone landscape and its handset is incredible. You could be the lucky owner of this new handset if you win The ONEPLUS ONE Giveaway at BGR Deals.
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These aren’t leaked pictures of Apple’s new 12-inch MacBook Air… but they may be the next best thing. Designer Martin Hajek has created some beautiful 3D renders of what the new MacBook Air will look like based on important details reported earlier this week by 9to5Mac. As Hajek shows us in the picture posted below, the new MacBook Air will not only be insanely thin but will eliminate a lot of extra space on the sides of the device.
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The iPad’s momentum has been seriously slowing down lately, which is why Apple is reportedly trying to give it some fresh life with a massive new 12-inch “iPad Pro” that will supposedly be the closest thing to a tablet-PC hybrid the company has yet released. MacRumors has snagged a leaked photo taken from a Weibo account in China that’s simply labeled “iPad Pro” and that seems to show the manufacturing mold for the device’s rear shell, although MacRumors points out that this pic may be for a dummy unit that isn’t the final version.
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