Latest Technology And Innovation

Latest Technology And Innovation

Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas

The Consumer Electronics Show showcased anything and everything from drones and smart cars to remote-controlled door locks and eyewear.

The technology extravaganza that plays out each year in the glitz-laden city of Las Vegas evolved beyond the eye-popping television technology for which it is known, to serve as a stage for once-dumb devices given brains in the form of computer chips and Internet connections.

Here are some of the highlights and trends seen at the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, which ended on January 10, 2014...

7 great ideas from 2014 Consumer Electronics Show

A show like CES crams in a lot of technology into a short time. After taking in all of CES over four days, ET came away with these ideas: concepts that promise to change how we use and perceive technology in the near future

Simple and compact multi-function devices

Some of the age and disability defying design need not be made to look so. That exactly is the idea behind what is known as 'Universal Design'.

ET Review: Sony Xperia C

In terms of looks, Xperia C resembles the Xperia Z. Xperia C has been launched to foray into the growing segment of phablets, considering their are very few options available in this chunk.

6 ways to do more with your digital photos

 

 Chances are, you have thousands of digital photographs just sitting there on various drives. ET offers some tips on how to put them to good use

 

Google acquires smart thermostat maker Nest Labs

 

Google Inc announced plans to acquire smart thermostat maker Nest Labs Inc for $3.2 billion, signaling the Internet company's intention to expand into a broader array of devices and bringing valuable hardware design expertise in-house.
The Internet giant has in recent years ventured further afield from its roots in online search and advertising, and is now a heavy hitter in industries such as mobile electronics and video-streaming.

Eight newer businesses Google has ventured into

Google announced plans to acquire smart thermostat maker Nest Labs Inc for $3.2 billion, signaling the Internet company's intention to expand into a broader array of devices and bringing valuable hardware design expertise in-house.

The Internet giant has in recent years ventured further afield from its roots in online search and advertising, and is now a heavy hitter in industries such as mobile electronics and video-streaming.

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Google's contact lens for diabetics

The Google lab known for working on unusual projects like self-driving cars is crafting a contact lens that could help diabetics manage blood sugar levels!

We take a look at how the contact lens works: