Wearables come into their own at CES
Wearables are tipped to be the hot new technology of 2015, and companies have debuted some useful examples at this week’s 2015 International CES being held in Las Vegas. Siemens has launched smart hearing aids that can be discreetly controlled via both iPhone and...How smartphone users engage on Twitter
Selecting a smartphone is no easy decision. As the range of devices available continues to grow, the devices are a significant investment. The prospect of committing up to two years to any of the myriad of service plans offered can cause even the hardiest buyer to...Ebola survivors connect via mobile app
#ISurvivedEbola, the West African multimedia campaign, has launched a new, interactive mobile app that allows Ebola survivors to connect with each other, share public health advice, and update the world on the challenges they still face during their post-recovery...Bringing IoT into the home
The Internet of Things is a hot new trend, and the way this technology integrates into the home is one of the key themes at the 2015 International CES taking place in Las Vegas from today. Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) member companies are displaying a...Any pen can be a tablet writing tool
Lenovo has used the 2015 International CES to debut its new line-up of Yoga convertibles and tablets, including new accessories like the AnyPen that turns almost any pen into a tablet writing tool. The new family includes the thin and light Yoga 3 in 11-in and 14-in...