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Kia touts Ray EV Concept at CES 2012

Over the last decade we have seen cars and technology start to converge significantly. 

Many vehicles are now packed with default tech you could only get with aftermarket accessories not too long ago.

The problem with Microsoft at CES

Like a lot of technophiles, I watched the keynote given by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to officially kick off CES. While I’m sure MS managed to pack the room, there was little you could take away that most didn’t already know.

Microsoft to ditch CES after 2012

It seems as if Microsoft has finally realized that the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas is slowly becoming irrelevant.

Who needs CES when you have SXSW?

Less than a week after CES, tech fanbois and fangirlz are already talking about SXSW, the Austin, Texas-based festival that combines movies, music, and all things digital.

Intel's Mooly Eden and the best CES demos

I’m at CES this week and this is a demo show. The best events are those where the technology, not the executives, take center stage and the audience is in awe of what they are seeing.  

Is CES causing global warming?

The arrogant PR hacks working for the over-hyped Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas are claiming that "the world's coolest tradeshow is also the greenest."

AMD at CES: The ATI gamble pays off

Over the last several weeks I’ve been briefed on what most of the PC manufacturers are bringing to the Consumer Electronics show and a surprising amount of laptops are based on AMD Fusion.  

Report: MSI to launch Android and Win 7 tablets at Computex

MSI is reportedly planning to launch a number of Android and Windows 7 tablet devices at Computex in June.

iPhone and Blackberry take their deadly toll on Palm

Shares of Palm plummeted on Friday as the mobile phone manufacturer warned revenue for the current quarter would total far less than Wall Street had originally expected.

Ron Jeremy says pirating porn is immoral

Porn is not immoral, but piracy is, was the firm message being delivered by Adult industry star Ron Jeremy as he spoke to TG Daily in Las Vegas.

Big Brother is RFIDing you

One of the eerier, more big brotherish bits of tech on display at this year’s CES in Las Vegas was a "specimen" ID card from Samsung combining both RFID and OLED to produce biometric video of one’s floating, unsmiling head from all angles.

How CES almost made the iSlate and Nexus One irrelevant

Coming into the CES show Apple had a near lock on the news with speculation about their coming iSlate and just as the show started Google launched their Nexus One which looked like it might steal the show much as the iPhone did two years ago.  

Apple takes a bite out of LCD and OLED supply

An interesting rumor reached the ever alert ears of TG Daily's hacks on the CES showroom floor last week, with word that Apple has snapped up all available supply of 10.1-inch multi-touch display LCD and OLED screens for its upcoming tablet.

Nvidia holds clandestine Fermi briefing

The worst kept secret in Vegas is currently underway in the MGM Grand as Nvidia flew in a select group of hacks just as the rest of us journos jetted off home from the scintillating city of sin.

Sexpot turns Sexbot in Sin City

When in Vegas, it’s always nice to come across a friendly face, which is why TG Daily was delighted to find Roxxxy the sex robot at the Adult Entertainment Expo this weekend, slumped on a couch looking a little fatigued from all the action.