- Live from the Engadget CES Stage: Sennheiser CEO Daniel Sennheiser
Daniel Sennheiser has one of the most familiar names in the world of audio. His family has been in the industry since the middle of the last century, and five years ago, his turn came to take over. We’ll discuss Sennheiser’s consumer division and how … - Nokia Lumia Icon shows up on Verizon's test site with 20-megapixel PureView camera, 2420 mAh battery
We’ve been seeing leaks of Nokia’s upcoming Lumia 929 for awhile, but this time it comes from a pretty official source: Verizon. Earlier today, the phone showed up on Verizon’s test manager site under the name Nokia Lumia Icon, flaunting the same … - Live from the Engadget CES Stage: the EFF's Julie Samuels
Electronic Frontier Foundation staff attorney Julie Samuels has quite possibly the greatest job title in the history of job titles: The Mark Cuban Chair to Eliminate Stupid Patents at EFF. She’ll join us to speak about how said stupid patents are … - BMW's autonomous car, or how we drifted into love with a robot
BMW promised, under the banner of its ConnectedDrive platform, to demonstrate some autonomous driving at this years’ CES, and wow did it deliver. Labeled as ActiveAssist, the technology describes both partially and highly automated driving and we …
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