The Show Must Go On: Why Expos and Trade Shows Still Matter

Breaking through the noise of the convention floor is critical to reaching the variety of decision-makers whose input goes into purchasing, said Jill Gilbert, who runs the Digital Health Summit at CES, the International Consumer Electronics…
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Staying Old in a Young Business

I’ve thought about writing this piece for the last two decades which means I am not getting younger.   READ MORE
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Ride-Sharing: Lots of Holes to Be Plugged

The startup economy always has a niche waiting to be filled by a creative person, and that person is often looking for answer to what begins as a personal problem.   READ MORE
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Want to Be Coin Insider? Jump and Holler “HODL”

I’ve attended enough conferences about coins and cryptocurrency to know I’m watching world-changing history.   READ MORE
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3 More Good Choices for The Summer of Coding

Interesting building kits and coding tools for teaching kids about technology are pouring into the market.   READ MORE
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Teaching President Trump that Cyber Civility Matters

Everyone knows that President Trump has given the word “bully pulpit” a new meaning.   READ MORE
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High Tech Couture Meets CES Asia’s Tech Fans

Over the past 7 years, FashionWare, a runway show for tech enthusiasts, has come to represent a blend of pioneering designers in the world of high tech fashion garments and makers of high tech accessories.   READ MORE
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Jiobit: Don’t Worry, Mommy Always Knows Where You Are

John Renaldi had one of those heart stopping moments when he lost his child in a crowded park.   READ MORE
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Low Tech, High Tech Guide to Staying Safe this Summer

Empty homes are like the kid at school who always had the “kick me” sticker on his butt.   READ MORE
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Tech Products Tackle Problems That Come with Age

More and more innovative companies are waking up to the fact that there is life beyond age 55.   READ MORE
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AARP Says Tech is Key to Connecting Generations

There are over 1.6 billion people over the age of 50 worldwide, with 111 million living in the U.S. alone. While many are computer literate there are others who can't make the most of current technology. Read More
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The New Electronics Consumer Is Not Who You Think It Is

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has officially kicked off today in Las Vegas and it's just as you expected. Wearables, hearables, Audi's autonomous car, smart homes, 3D pens from Polaroid and everything in between. Lots of news around…
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Rapael Smart Glove is not the NES Power Glove, it's better

Seeing the Rapael glove in-person at CES, I had flashbacks to the NES Power Glove. The Rapael with its nine-axis movement sensor, bending sensors and 32-bit microcontrollers is more advanced in nearly every way. But the Rapael, as the Power…
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Brain-training sunglasses, hearables and more: Top new sports tech at CES 2017

LAS VEGAS – New year, new you, or just new. A host of companies are busy showing off their latest tech at the Consumer Electronics Show, which opens Jan 5. in Las Vegas. And nestled among the 3D printers and the robots and the smart homes…
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Halo Sport

A big part of improving coordination and other skills is the process of forging robust neuromuscular connections through repetition. Read More
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Peleton Wants You To Keep Spinning Your Wheels When You Travel

Peloton, the high-tech fitness startup whose interactive exercise bikes let people pedal along at home to live-streamed workout routines, is expanding into the out-of-home market for the first time. The company today is announcing a new industrial-grade…
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Under Armour and Tom Brady want to help you sleep better

The fitness brand has teamed up with New England Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady to develop special pajamas. Plus, the company has added new features to its software for smart shoes.  Read More
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Dr. Oz, ResMed Launch SleepScore Labs

SleepScore Labs is a joint venture between surgeon and television host Mehmet Oz, MD; ResMed, medical device manufacturer and digital connected care service provider; and private equity firm Pegasus Capital Advisors, L.P., which invests in companies…

9 New Gadgets for Fitness Buffs

Getting in shape doesn't have to be a high-tech affair. It's pretty easy to lace up a pair of shoes and start jogging down the street or to grab a basketball and head to the local park. Read More
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Better sleep through tech

On the podcast, Lawlor talks about seeing some 100 sleep products at the recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, and notes his favorites. READ MORE
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New Parent? These 8 Products Can Help

Parenting is hard. Between exhaustion, the demands of the day-today world and plain old "baby brain," new parents need all the help they can get. Read More
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Selfie light case, wearable breast pump: See the latest gadgets from CES

“Gadget Nation” author Steve Greenberg joins Kathie Lee and Hoda with the latest and greatest products from the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show, including universal remotes, a watch that doubles as a medical device, and the first wearable…
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Cupertino student wins tech scholarship

Utkarsh Tando, 17, a Cupertino High junior, has won one of four Young Innovators to Watch scholarships, awarded this month at the CES in Las Vegas. Read More
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‘Parkinson's ring' invented by Cupertino teen records patients' tremors

CUPERTINO, Calif. (KTVU) - You could call Utkarsh Tandon , a student  at Cupertino High School, the Lord Of the Rings. Read More
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Irvine girl among Young Innovators to Watch for smartphone app that helps locate missing people

Sara Du started her coding career two years ago, after reading news articles about kids much younger than her creating smartphone apps. Read More