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At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, smartphone innovation is shifting away from feature overload towards focus, control and intent. Two launches point to a growing counter-movement against mainstream devices designed for constant engagement.
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has landed in Las Vegas for another year of innovation showcases, product launches and keynotes from the world’s most influential tech leaders.
CES snapshot: Alexa versus Google Assistant, Hyundai’s health-conscious cars, service bots from LG and Honda, smarter kitchens, new beauty tech, and more.
Las Vegas – The innovation arm of home appliances manufacturer Whirlpool has unveiled a fast-acting food compost bin.
Now in its 50th year, CES attracted almost 4,000 exhibitors to Las Vegas who presented the latest in technology, from far-reaching concept cars to the almost ubiquitous Amazon Alexa.
Las Vegas – Intel showed its latest technology at CES, with promising visions for the future of virtual reality and autonomous cars.
Las Vegas – Chinese technology company Changhong’s latest H2 smartphone can scan items to determine their molecular properties.
Las Vegas – Electric car company Faraday Future unveiled its first car, intended to be the first real competitor to Tesla.
Las Vegas – French 3D printing firm Sculpteo has created an app that incorporates users’ photographs into the design of ceramic objects.