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Tag Archives: Samsung
Appliance IQs rising at CES 2017
At CES, appliance makers are making a concerted effort to bridge this proactive-reactive gap by upping their 2017 appliance intelligent quotient. Read about the smartest appliances at the show here.
Posted in CES, smart home
Tagged appliances, Bosch, GE, LG, refrigerator, Samsung, smart home, Whilpool
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Why Aren’t There 21st Century Flip Phones?
Apparently by the 23d century, we’ll have returned to flipping flip phones. We know this because in Star Trek Beyond, the intrepid crew of the USS Enterprise employs communicators with lids that have to be flipped up to operate—subspace radio gear … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, cell/smartphones, Digital Technology Consulting
Tagged Apple, cellular phone, flip phone, Galaxy, iPhone, mobile phone, Motorola, RAZR, Samsung, Spock, Star Trek Beyond, StarTAC
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UHD Blu-ray: A Niche of a Niche
Some of the UHD Blu-ray player suppliers who have dipped their toes into the new format pool are taking different approaches on selling a new packaged media format in a video landscape where fewer consumers will likely show much … Continue reading
How Will TV Makers Compete With VR?
For VR to go mainstream, there may need to be a non-helmet, group-sharing counterpart—wider TVs with paradigm-snapping viewing capabilities. Are there any on the horizon? Find out why or why not here.
Is UHD Blu-ray The Last Gasp of Packaged Media?
Considering the popularity of UHD TVs and the dearth of 4K content, you’d think UHD TV buyers would be snapping up UHD BD decks and UHD Blu-ray titles. Surprisingly, not so much. Found out what this means here.
Posted in Digital Technology Consulting, TV/4K/UHD
Tagged 4K, Blu-ray, DirecTV, DISH, Netflix, Samsung, UHD
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Why Smart TVs Are Like a 10-Year-Old
Smart TVs – or, rather, their makers – have yet to put all the pieces together to make them any smarter than a precocious 10-year-old. Even though the TV is often the heart of the home, even smart sets lack … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Technology Consulting, TV/4K/UHD
Tagged 4K, LG, Samsung, Smart ThinQ, Smart TV, SmartThings, UHD
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How To Wire Your House With Sound—Without Wires
Here’s a general overview of the varying wireless speaker system options available, composed for Homes.com.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Bluetooth, Denon HEOS, Google Chromecast Audio, LG MusicFlow, Samsung, Sonos, speakers, Wi-Fi, Yamaha MusicCast
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Top 6 Small Office & Home Office Products from CES 2016
Here’s a report I wrote for Business.com on small office/home office (SOHO) and small business equipment I saw at CES.
The 10 Game-Changing Innovations I Saw at CES 2016
Well, this post-CES post I wrote for eBay is pretty much self-exclamatory. And that’s a photo I took of the line snaking around the Oculus booth in the South Hall.
Posted in CES, eBay
Tagged 4K, Drones, Oculus, OLED, Samsung, Samsung Gear VR, smart bulbs, UHD, virtual reality
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