CES

From cars and phones, to computers, home appliances, and more, CES 2022 had a lot of announcements about what’s coming next, and what could be around the corner for consumer electronics.

The venue may have changed, not to mention the format, but CES 2021 is live this week, and there’s a lot of news coming out of the virtual conference from some of the world’s biggest tech brands.

This year was a tough one, wasn’t it? We all have some complicated thoughts about 2020. For me, it taught me a few things, and made me feel very fortunate, even though it was a year without travel, major events, or big family get togethers.

GoPro is so synonymous with action cameras that they’ve became a verb. GoProing really became a thing because they led the field with cameras that could practically go to extremes and capture stunning videos. So what does the future hold for the company?

Among the thousands of new products announced at CES this year, there was a lot to take in, and Samsung stood out with new products that kept their booth very busy, including a personal robot that could be your next assistant.

There’s a bit of magic in the iPhone 11, or else Apple just makes a seriously tough phone. Or maybe it’s both.

Creators looking for versatile new gear are going to be excited about Insta360’s One R action camera system that they announced at CES last week, and is already available to order.

CES 2020 is in the books and I’m so tired. It was worth it though. Now that it’s over, I finally have time to start sharing what I’ve seen this week.

Samsung really wowed me at CES this year. Their gigantic booth, which they dubbed Samsung City, looked like a city square between modern urban towers, and it was packed with drool worthy technology and a number of surprises.

The CES 2019 Media Days kicked off today with a full slate of press conferences at Mandalay Bay, and I spent the day running between the events so I could catch some of the latest with LG, Panasonic, Hisense, TCL, and Samsung.