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January 07, 2010 - At CES this afternoon, AT&T; announced that they would be bringing five new Android phones to their wireless network. The phones will be produced by three major manufacturers; Dell, Motorola, and HTC. While specific details were scarce, we did learn that a Motorola model will be based on the MotoBlur, and that the HTC and Dell devicess will be AT&T; exclusives. More »
January 07, 2010 - Today Sprint announced the introduction of their latest wireless networking solution with the Overdrive 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot by Sierra Wireless. Overdrive enables users to create mobile network hotspots anywhere 3G/4G networks are available by converting the nationwide wireless network into Wi-Fi signal for any Wi-Fi-enabled device. The system can connect to up to five Wi-Fi devices simultaneously, such as cameras, computers, and even gaming devices. In fact, Sprint claims that the Overdrive system can handle portable online gaming, and this week at CES, IGN is teaming up with Sprint and 2K Games to test out gaming in 4G with playable Bioshock 2 multiplayer in a special gaming rig outside of the Las Vegas Convention Center. More »
January 07, 2010 - The show floor may not open until tomorrow, but CES was well underway today as the leading manufacturers held press briefings regarding all of the products and technologies being displayed this week. Starting with the LG press briefing this morning and nearing a close with the Microsoft keynote address this evening, the day has been filled with exciting new announcements and product unveilings. To make sure you are all caught up, we've organized the top headlines into one handy feature, check them out below. More »
January 07, 2010 - This afternoon Sony held their regular Consumer Electronics Show press conference, which occurs every year at their larger than life exhibition space within the Las Vegas Convention Center. Per usual, the conference had plenty of new additions to the company's core product series, including updates to their Bravia displays, Cyber-Shot series and more, but this year also included a brand new product type, the Sony dash. The dash is a brand new product for accessing web-based content in the home without utilizing a full computer system. Instead, it packs specially tailored web content such as Twitter, video streams, and more into a small, alarm-clock device that you can position anywhere in your home Wi-Fi network. More »
January 07, 2010 - As part of the CES 2010 press day, Samsung held their official CES 2010 media briefing, which included an overview of the company's exhibition at the show and a rather substantial focus on their strides in 3D home entertainment. Like we saw at the LG conference, the big push this year is 3D TV, but Samsung was far more specific in their presentation, offering specific model information and features. More »
January 06, 2010 - The Consumer Electronics Show kicks off tomorrow as press, industry analysts, and exhibitors flood the halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center, but today Sony is holding their official press conference today. IGN is on-location in the convention center to give you all of the updates, refresh your browser and watch below as the events unfurl. More »
January 06, 2010 - The Consumer Electronics Show may not kick off in all of its glory until tomorrow, when the Las Vegas Conventions Center opens up to press and industry professionals alike, but today LG held their press conference to show off their newest products. IGN was on-hand to see all of the hot new home theater gear and more make their debut. More »
January 06, 2010 - The International CES doesn't officially start until tomorrow, but our on-site team is already being hit by a wave of tech-related news and announcements, with Internet entertainment service provider VUDU being one of the first out of the gate. The company is excited to break the news that they have greatly expanded the number of partners they will be working with for 2010, which will lead the embedded platform to be included on millions of HDTVs and Blu-ray players that will ship in the coming months. More »
January 06, 2010 - If there is one thing we know about Vizio, its that they know how to pack a bunch of big features into reasonably priced displays. We were pretty impressed when the company introduced their 55-inch VF551XVT LED-backlit display last year for less than $2,000, a price and size combination that you'll be tough to find elsewhere in the realm of LED-backlit displays. Vizio dropped the VF551XVT in the middle of the year, so it comes as no surprise that for CES 2010, the company has even bigger things in store. More »
January 05, 2010 - Since the Android format launched last year with the T-Mobile G1, Google had been rumored to be creating a handset of their own. After months of speculation, leaked photos, and general buzz, Google has finally popped the top off of their Android smartphone, the Nexus One. Today, Google formally unveiled the Nexus One, a new touch screen-enabled handset produced in partnership with HTC. More »
January 05, 2010 - With Avatar turning into one of the biggest hits in movie history, the floodgates are open more than ever on 3D, and many expect we'll be seeing a huge number of 3D movies in the years to come. But with CES now upon us, two big announcements are also paving the way for a lot more 3D on television as well. More »
January 05, 2010 - Video conferencing and internet calling service Skype announced today that they will be bringing their software to select Internet-connected HDTVs from LG and Panasonic. The new TV service will feature free Skype-to-Skype video and audio calling, calls to landline and mobile phones, Skype voicemail, and their new 720p HD video conferencing. More »
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