By Romain Dillet You can call Ledger Wallet CEO Eric Larchevêque the Winklevoss of France given that he stores around 1,000 bitcoins on his bitcoin wallet — that’s around $450,000 as of today. But it also shows how secure the company’s wallet is. I interviewed him on our stage at CES. Read More …read more…

By Frederic Lardinois Just like last year, we paid a visit to the annual Drone Rodeo in the Nevada desert ahead of the first day of CES this year. Unlike last year, though, the weather was horrible. As we arrived at the Clark County Shooting Complex (and no, drone shooting wasn’t on the program), it…

By Liz Bacelar If this year’s CES Kids and Technology Marketplace is the pulse of where we are today, it’s clear that developers, investors and brands need to pay closer attention to kids as a valuable vertical. The market – and the trade floors – are filled with clunky watches that are both an eye…

Sony equipped its Xperia Z5 flagship smartphones with powerful 23-megapixel cameras, but just how good are they? This 48K 360-degree video shot using the Xperia Z5 Compact may answer that question, so check this out. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Kate Gray This week, the Oculus Rift pricing was finally revealed, after years of speculation and hopeful estimates. A million op-eds have been written. The word “ballpark” has been said repeatedly. Basically, the issue is this: it’s really bloody expensive. Eye-wateringly so, in fact, although there is a chance this is just a side…

Xiaomi teased a new addition to its affordable product portfolio. The Redmi 3 boasts a powerful 4,100 mAh battery and 5-inch display. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

Sprint expanded its Open World and Global Roaming programs with the addition of 36 more countries. The company now covers over 110 destinations globally. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Fitz Tepper While wandering the Eureka Park floor at CES, we ran into C-Way, a cool French startup that is making GPS-enabled smart watches for kids. So what exactly does a smart watch for kids do? Well first off, it helps parents keep track of their kid’s location. By embedding a GPS sensor in…

By Kevin Lee LG hasn’t always been known for its laptops but it’s made some major headway in the states bringing forth two lightweight 13- and 14-inch models. Now with the Gram 15, LG says it has introduced the world’s lightest 15.6-inch laptop and with the Gram 15 Weighing in at 0.98kg (2.16 pounds) –…

By Kevin Lee LG hasn’t always been known for its laptops but it’s made some major headway in the states bringing forth two lightweight 13- and 14-inch models. Now with the Gram 15, LG says it has introduced the world’s lightest 15.6-inch laptop and with the Gram 15 Weighing in at 0.98kg (2.16 pounds) –…

By Kevin Lee Acer has been at the 2-in-1 laptop game for a long time and while its Switch series hasn’t always impressed with some clunky and bulky systems, the Acer Switch 12 S is simply its best convertible notebook ever. The 12.5-inch laptop is Acer’s thinnest hybrid yet packing a Core M processor and…

By Kevin Lee Acer has been at the 2-in-1 laptop game for a long time and while its Switch series hasn’t always impressed with some clunky and bulky systems, the Acer Switch 12 S is simply its best convertible notebook ever. The 12.5-inch laptop is Acer’s thinnest hybrid yet packing a Core M processor and…

By Romain Dillet Bonaverde co-founder Hans Stier took the stage this week at CES to give us an update on his company. As a reminder, Bonaverde raised nearly $700,000 on Kickstarter a few years ago for a coffee machine that roasts, grinds and brews coffee in fifteen minutes. Read More …read more Source:: TechCrunch Gadgets

By Frederic Lardinois Figuring out how to manage drone traffic over the United States to allow for drone delivery services and other drone-based service is going to be critical if Amazon and Google ever want to deliver packages to the backyards of their customers. Earlier this week, Amazon’s VP of Global Public Policy Paul Misener…

By Anthony Ha There are affordable computers, there are cheap computers and then there’s the Endless Mini, which is available for as little as $79. “Everybody in the world deserves the option to have a computer,” said Endless CEO and Chief of Product Matt Dalio. In other words, Endless is building Linux-based computers for people…