Consumer Electreonics Show

Microsoft said that it will continue to participate at CES remotely, according to an emailed statement. Several other companies including General Motors, Google, Facebook, have dropped in-person attendance plans.

General Motors, Google and its self-driving auto-technology company Waymo have joined the companies no longer attending the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in person early next month due to rising COVID-19 infections.

CES, one of the biggest consumer tech events of the year, is going to go virtual for the first time ever, the Consumer Technology Association announced on Twitter. While the January 2021 event will be online-only, the plan is still to return to a physical even in 2022.

From making cars talk using Alexa's voice to managing data from factories full of robots, Amazon.com Inc wants a big piece of the action in transportation, and this week at CES will unveil more about its strategy to achieve that goal than ever before.

Strom Motors will be seen at the Consumer Electronics Show 2020 as part of Motwani Jadeja Foundation's pavilion, which will have 5 other start-ups from India. Strom Motors will showcase its 3-wheeled electric car at the tech show.

We will get a glimpse of the Operating system before the launch in July 2020. Android Auto in a BMW will be demonstrated live for the first time at the Consumer Electronics Show 2020

Will flying cars take off at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show? Well, sort of. The prototypes won't be soaring over the Las Vegas Strip during the technology extravaganza which runs from January 8-11. But a number of flying car designs will be on display, portending what many see as an inevitable airborne future for short-range transport with ...

The Consumer Electronics Show or CES ended last week and although the show has always been known more for handheld gadgets and smart phones, etc; this year, the focus of the show clearly seems to have shifted more towards smart mobility than ever before. SO here are our top five announcements from the CES that are getting us excited.

This year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas promises a new generation of 'smart' gadgets, some controlled by voice and gestures.

Microsoft said that it will continue to participate at CES remotely, according to an emailed statement. Several other companies including General Motors, Google, Facebook, have dropped in-person attendance plans.

General Motors, Google and its self-driving auto-technology company Waymo have joined the companies no longer attending the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in person early next month due to rising COVID-19 infections.

CES, one of the biggest consumer tech events of the year, is going to go virtual for the first time ever, the Consumer Technology Association announced on Twitter. While the January 2021 event will be online-only, the plan is still to return to a physical even in 2022.

From making cars talk using Alexa's voice to managing data from factories full of robots, Amazon.com Inc wants a big piece of the action in transportation, and this week at CES will unveil more about its strategy to achieve that goal than ever before.

Strom Motors will be seen at the Consumer Electronics Show 2020 as part of Motwani Jadeja Foundation's pavilion, which will have 5 other start-ups from India. Strom Motors will showcase its 3-wheeled electric car at the tech show.

We will get a glimpse of the Operating system before the launch in July 2020. Android Auto in a BMW will be demonstrated live for the first time at the Consumer Electronics Show 2020

Will flying cars take off at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show? Well, sort of. The prototypes won't be soaring over the Las Vegas Strip during the technology extravaganza which runs from January 8-11. But a number of flying car designs will be on display, portending what many see as an inevitable airborne future for short-range transport with ...

The Consumer Electronics Show or CES ended last week and although the show has always been known more for handheld gadgets and smart phones, etc; this year, the focus of the show clearly seems to have shifted more towards smart mobility than ever before. SO here are our top five announcements from the CES that are getting us excited.

This year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas promises a new generation of 'smart' gadgets, some controlled by voice and gestures.