CES 2019: Interview With Steve Koenig - Let’s Talk About The Future Of Consumer Tech
What does the future of consumer tech look like? Read my exclusive interview with Steve Koenig, VP of market research at CTA, to find out…
The 10 Weirdest Gadgets Of CES 2019
Everybody loves weird gadgets and the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is full of them. Here are 10 of the strangest found at the show.
Soulja Boy Is Selling His Own Video Games Consoles
A lifetime of “cranking it” has come to an end, Soulja Boy has pivoted to selling his own video game consoles and gadget accessories.
10 Gadgets From CES 2018 That Will Make You Say “What?” Learn Something Episode 22
In this week’s episode of the top 100 ranking podcast Learn Something… Robot strippers, voice-enabled smart toilets and other super strange gadgets shown at CES 2018.
The 10 Weirdest Gadgets Of CES 2018
When it comes to weird technology, Consumer Electronics Show is the place for it. Here are the 10 weirdest from CES 2018.
CES 2018: Interview With Steve Koenig - Senior Director Of Consumer Tech Market Research
CES 2018 is here and I got the chance to sit down with Steve Koenig - Senior Director of market research at the Consumer Technology Association, to find out the future of gadgets…
New Rising Media Christmas Gift Guide 2017
Welcome to the extremely last-minute Christmas Gift Guide - perfect for anyone who has just remembered they have a lot of gifts to buy, but doesn’t want to buy any old tat.
6 Pointlessly Stupid Gadgets That Are Going To Be A Thing, Because Kickstarter
Kickstarter is both a blessing and a curse – for every amazing innovation we get, we get a few stupidly pointless gadgets just like these five pieces of tat.
CES 2017: What To Expect From The World’s Biggest Tech Show?
So, Christmas is over… Now what? Well, for any nerd, that would be CES – the Consumer Electronics Show. Every January, Las Vegas comes alive with the global gadget giants announcing their line-up of tech for the whole year.
New Rising Media Christmas Gift Guide: Technology
The standard gadgets recommended in Christmas gift guides across the globe are boring, and they quickly become unused after the first few days of use 'just to show Grandma you're enjoying her present.' It's with this determination to do better, both for you and your loved ones, that we have compiled ten presents that will not only fascinate people upon first use; but stand the test of time.
Jet Engine Cooling Tech Destined For Next-Gen Gadgets
Cooling electronics has always been a bit of a catch-22 as far as we're concerned. You go too far and the solution becomes far too noisy, not enough and things start to cook. Where water cooling offers the best of both, you have to leave system mobility at the door as once it’s up and running, it’s most certainly not moving. General Electric (GE) have taken a different approach. Using a method inspired by our own lungs, it's developed a miniature set of bellows they’re calling 'Dual Piezoelectric Cooling Jets' for the next-generation of gadgets.
Stanford Scientists Develop Pressure-Sensitive, Self-Healing 'E-Skin'
While work continues to be carried out on material that could ‘bruise’ to signal levels of damage (posing a future where the iPhone distorts in colour as wear and tear occurs), chemists and engineers at Stanford say they are on their way to developing a new ‘e-skin’ synthetic material that is not only sensitive to the touch, but also self-healing.
'Baked Electronic Products.' Gadgets Made Of Bread
Israeli designer Nitsan Debbi has cooked up several pieces of technology made of bread, baking the components into fresh loaves. This has to be one of the most strange-yet-tasty projects we have seen.
Scientists Publish Research Into Self-Healing Material, Posing A Future Of 'Bruisable' Gadgets
A team of scientists at the University of South Mississippi have presented research that indicates gadgets of the future could be made of a self-healing plastic material that is designed to ‘bruise’ when dropped or scratched in order to make damaged areas noticeable to the user. The device could theoretically then be placed in direct sunlight for a few minutes in order to the material to literally heal itself, repairing the damage and eventually causing the bruising to fade, bearing striking similarities to human skin.