Rumor: Fifth-gen iPad, second-gen iPad mini to debut in March
Apple's iPad lineup is now on a twice-a-year refresh cycle, according to a new rumor, which pegs both the full-size iPad and iPad mini as due for updates in March.
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Neil Hughes
2013 smart TVs dismissed as 'not that smart,' leaving opportunity for Apple
Smart HDTVs being showcased at this year's CES aren't actually that smart, according to one analyst, who believes a lack of innovation in TVs has created a huge opportunity for Apple.
Hands-on with the Pebble smart watch
The company behind the Pebble Kickstarter project showed off a number of prototype and final versions of its smart watch product at CES this week, with consumer units shipping out to backers on Jan. 23.
Victor Marks
Tethercell to bring app-enabled remote control to conventional battery-powered devices
At CES, there’s a fantastic amount of well-finished products from big tech vendors like Samsung and Lenovo, and automotive groups like VW and Ford. There’s also an equally large amount of unrefined products, including a sea of cases and inexpensive bluetooth speakers.
Valve eyes the living room with multiple set-top 'Steam Boxes'
Competition in the living room continues to heat up, with game maker Valve revealing its plans to support multiple set-top box devices for playing games and streaming content.
Katie Marsal
First Pebble smart watch orders to begin shipping Jan. 23
The multi-million-dollar Kickstarter sensation Pebble smart watch will begin shipping to the first customers later this month.
AppleInsider Staff
Samsung, Microsoft hype new 'Youm' flexible OLED display tech
Samsung's day-two keynote at CES was full of surprises, including new bendable screen technology called "Youm," as well as an appearance by former U.S. President Bill Clinton.
Sharp hypes IGZO displays, Apple called a 'prime candidate' to use
Sharp this week made its case to CES attendees that IGZO technology is the future of mobile displays, leading one market watcher to believe it's likely inevitable that Apple will adopt them.
Corning's Thunderbolt and USB 'Optical Cables' transmit data over hundreds of feet
Making good on a promise to unveil new interconnect products at CES, Gorilla Glass producer Corning on Monday revealed optical Thunderbolt and USB 3.0 cables that can transfer data over hundreds of feet.
John Virata
Sam Oliver
Daniel Eran Dilger
