J&S viaplay shows their latest Bluetooth gaming controllers and compact multimedia keyboard.
Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) 2013
Wittech BT4 luggage belt, smart energy meter, luggage scale
Posted by – January 31, 2014
Wittech Hong Kong Limited shows some smart Bluetooth 4 devices, anti-theft BT4 luggage belt, smart BT4 power meter and a BT4 luggage scale.
Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) 2013
Shenzhen Mammon Kids Tablets
Posted by – January 31, 2014
Showing some Kids Tablets.
Filmed at Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) 2013
Shenzhen Gaoshijia AAA Tablets
Posted by – January 30, 2014
Quran Tablets from AAA Tablet also called Shenzhen Gaoshijia Technology Co Ltd.
Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) 2013
MT6572 Smartwatch from Cedar Kingdom, also Smartphones and Qi chargers
Posted by – January 30, 2014
Cedar Kingdom shows Hyundai branded phones with MT6572 and other Mediatek processors, MT6572 Smartwatch.with 600mAh, 1.54″ 240×240.
Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) 2013
CreativeChips, Semiconductor Manufacturer of custom-specific integrated circuits
Posted by – January 30, 2014
CREATIVE CHIPS located in Bingen am Rhein is a German mid-size Semiconductor Manufacturer of custom-specific integrated circuits for industrial, automotive and consumer applications. Chip design, ASIC design, serial production and automated testing of high performance ASICs, but also standard ICs.
Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) 2013
£200 VEX IQ Robotics for Education from VEX Robotics
Posted by – January 29, 2014
VEX IQ is a robotics platform designed to transform STEM learning for young students and their teachers. Students as young as 8 can jump right in and snap robots together using this intuitive, toolless platform while educators can utilise the free VEX IQ Curriculum to help teach them valuable lessons and skills that are needed in today’s changing world. This curriculum will be tailored to the UK education system. The VEX IQ Challenge, presented by the Robotics Education & Competition Foundation, gives students affordable access to the inspiration, excitement and learning that comes from participating in a STEM challenge.
Shenzhen Urbetter Samsung Exynos5 PCB Design House
Posted by – January 29, 2014
Shenzhen Urbetter is a Samsung Exyns5410 (and perhaps now also Exynos5420) PCB Design House out of Shenzhen China. Here’s a tour of their PCB Design house in Shenzhen, where PCB designers,. software programmers and others work. 100 people work in this PCB Design House established in 2007. Always specialized in using the latest Samsung SoC, their PCB Designs are used in several Shenzhen Exynos5 tablet designs like the ones from Tomato and other.
Intel CES 2014 Booth Tour with 13-year-old Schuyler St. Leger, Electronics Tinkerer
Posted by – January 29, 2014
13-year old Schuyler St. Leger was on stage at the Intel CEO Keynote at CES 2014, he is a tinkerer using 3D printing, arduino, galileo, he is the son of an Intel employee. Showing the 3D augmented reality stuff at the Intel booth, Oculus Rift, Intel Galileo, Intel Edison with Intel Quark SoC, baby monitor, Applebees Presto tablets, Surface Pro 2, Intel RealSense technology and more.
Frederic Lardinois Techcrunch blogger
Posted by – January 28, 2014
Talks about how he blogs about startups at http://techcrunch.com
Yossi Vardi’s latest startup ideas
Posted by – January 28, 2014
Yossi Vardi is an expert in the Internet, web conferences.
You can watch his TED talk here:
Kingnod shows latest Tablets
Posted by – January 28, 2014
They sell about 300 thousand tablets per month.
Capti Narrator, Text-to-speech app for “hands-free consumption” of digital content
Posted by – January 27, 2014
The video is the CES’14 interview with Dr. Yevgen Borodin, President and CEO of Charmtech Labs LLC, the creator of Capti Narrator app. The video also features Jen Sidorova, Miss East Coast American Beauty, supporting Capti Narrator for its approach to universal accessibility. Capti Narrator was revealed at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas (CES’14). The host is William Lumpkins, Senior Member of IEEE.
Capti Narrator is a cross-platform application for convenient, hands-free consumption of digital content, enabling anyone to listen to news, blogs, documents, unprotected e-books, and more while commuting, cooking, working out, anywhere, anytime. Capti improves the productivity of students, busy professionals, language learners, people with print disabilities, and anyone else who wants to listen to content instead of reading it from the screen.
With Capti, one can create a playlist with reading materials from the Web, Dropbox, Google Drive, etc., and start listening on the iPad at home, continue listening from the same spot on their iPhone during the commute, revise the playlist from the desktop at work or school, catch up with the reading in the gym, and, finally, relax while listening to their favorite book on the couch. Capti will synchronize the playlist among user devices, making the transitions seamless. Capti removes the dependency on visual reading and enables people to be more productive and enjoy better things in life.
TI DLP Projector Booth Tour
Posted by – January 27, 2014
Texas Instruments’s DLP technology is the leading technology in projectors, here showing their 0.2″ nHD pico projector in the world’s smallest pico projector from Sekonix, battery powered pico projectors from Brookstone, Asus, the .2nHD pico projector in a smartphone, Hitachi ultra short throw projector, DLP pico projectors in Sony Handycams, pioneer after-market heads-up display, perch retail solutions and other examples of DLP used for digital signage.
sub-$90 Android Smartwatch by Shenzhen Zhengfang
Posted by – January 27, 2014
600mAh battery, uses a single-core MediaTek processor (not sure which one), price is below $90 depeding on the bulk purchase quantity, they have 200 people in their Shenzhen factory.
ZTE BlueWatch Smartwatch, BT4, 1.26″ 144×168 pixels
Posted by – January 26, 2014
ZTE shows their Silicon Labs EFM32GG230 ARM Cortex-M3 powered Smart Watch platform, called the ZTE BlueWatch, synchronizes with Android phones over BT3/4, 235mAh battery, it may be very cheap and come soon on the worldwide market.
Related articles
- ZTE BlueWatch hands-on (androidcommunity.com)
- ZTE BlueWatch hands-on (otroandroidblog.wordpress.com)
- ZTE BlueWatch Gadget Review (trustedreviews.com)
- Hands-on: ZTE BlueWatch smartwatch [VIDEO] (otroandroidblog.wordpress.com)
- CES 2014: ZTE BlueWatch SmartWatch and Unique Hotspot cum Projector Goes Official (gizbot.com)
- BlueWatch is ZTE’s first wearable device (liliputing.com)
$249 ZTE Nubia 5S Mini, 4.7″ 720p IGZO, APQ8064
Posted by – January 26, 2014
ZTE’s Nubia brand introduces 5S Mini, priced at around $249 now in China, selling millions of flagship ZTE Nubia units in China, they are now making it available worldwide.
Related articles
- ZTE Nubia Z5s mini hands-on (phonearena.com)
- ZTE Nubia Z5S and Z5S Mini Now Available in China (news.softpedia.com)
- ZTE Nubia Z5S and Z5S Mini will be released tomorrow (phonearena.com)
MHL shipped in over 400 million devices, MHL 3.0 does 4K
Posted by – January 26, 2014
Category: Tablets, Laptops, Smartphones, Set-top-boxes, HDMI Sticks, Projectors, Displays, 4K UHD, Exclusive videos, CES, Android
MHL launches MHL 3.0 with 6gbit/s bandwidth to support 4K 2160p30 video output from a phone, simultaneous up to 40mbitps data channel for USB 2.0 host (for example USB hard drives), new RCP commands, HID support for touchscreens, keyboard and mice, now charging with up to 10W of power, HDCP 2.2, 7.1 surround sound with Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD, connector agnostic (uses as few as five pins), support for simultaneous up to 4 displays on one MHL 3 output while being backward compatible with MHL 1 and MHL 2. Thus far, more than 200 companies have shipped over 300 MHL compatible devices in phones, tablets, TVs, accessories and more, shipped in more than 400 million devices on the market thus far since MHL 1 launched in 2010.
$179 OKIDOKEYS Smart Lock, BT4, NFC, RFID, CAC
Posted by – January 25, 2014
OKIDOKEYS Smart-Lock sells for $179, installs on the interior of any home door using the existing ANSI Grade 1 and Grade 2 deadbolt and keys. It is easy to install in just a few minutes with no drilling or wiring required. Once the Smart-Lock is installed, users can lock and unlock their doors with Bluetooth 4.0 enabled smartphone, using the free OKIDOKEYS App available for iOS and Android. Users can select different opening rules according to their needs. Among them, the hands-free mode unlocks the door automatically when an authorized user gets close to it. Also works with garage doors and electronic gates. Uses Bluetooth 4.0 (BLE), Near Field Communication (NFC), Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), Crypto Acoustic Credential (CAC) and is not dependent on WiFi networks thanks to OKIDOKEYS Virtual Network (OVN). OKIDOKEYS claims to have a portfolio of 27 patents, design patents and pending patents for this technology. Using OKIDOKEYS App web portal, users can create, share and revoke keys with family, friends and all trusted third-parties, at anytime, from anywhere. This solution could potentially be very practical for Airbnb hosts sharing access to their homes to Airbnb guests without needing to give guests a physical key.
Related articles
- OKIDOKEYS is the latest smart lock to replace the average deadbolt (theverge.com)
- Okidokeys Let You Control Access To You Home Remotely (geeky-gadgets.com)
- Okidokeys smart-lock system lets you keep your deadbolt, but ditch your keys (digitaltrends.com)
- Okidokeys Lets You Unlock The Full Potential Of Your iPhone As A Smart Key (appadvice.com)
- Unlock Your Doors With Your Android Handset Thanks To Okidokeys (androidheadlines.com)
- OKIDOKEYS New Smart Locks And Keys (ubergizmo.com)
- Smartphone-controlled door lock market hotting up as Openways announces Okidokeys (9to5google.com)
voyce wearable technology for dogs
Posted by – January 25, 2014
Voyce makes a smart dog collar, monitors dog heartrate, respitory rate, distance, calories, rest. Putting all that information on a dashboard on the cloud. Providing graphs, stats about your dog. Sending you an alert to your smartphone when the system thinks you need to walk your dog.
