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You might still think of TiVo as a DVR company, but this year a different strategy is starting to emerge. TiVo didn’t bring any consumer hardware to CES 2017; instead, the company showed off a brand-new TiVo interface—first announced last … Continue reading →

While other cord-cutting companies put together flashy product announcements for this year’s CES tradeshow, SiliconDust is working at its own pace. The maker of HDHomeRun networked tuners recently turned 10 years old, and while it’s not a widely known consumer … Continue reading →

The satellite is more than 100 million miles away, but it can still snap a nice photo of home. The post NASA takes an amazing photo of Earth from Mars appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Officially, Microsoft stopped giving away Windows 10 six months ago. Unofficially, it’s still readily available. The post Windows 10 free upgrades are still unofficially available appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Razer brought neat hardware to show off, but someone thought it was so neat they wanted to take it home. The post Two of Razer’s triple-screen laptop prototypes stolen from CES appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Today, we want to call out the year’s most impressive games. Each of these titles have noteworthy technical accomplishments, but this isn’t a pixel count and frame rate competition. Instead, we want to tip our hats to the games that … Continue reading →

The crazy sights of CES Image by Ann Singer The annual CES show is celebrating its 50th anniversary and seems to get busier and crazier every year. Here’s a look back at some of the most memorable sights of CES … Continue reading →

If you’ve seen one Bluetooth speaker, you definitely haven’t seen them all Image by Sarah Jacobsson Purewal Portable Bluetooth speakers can be a tough sell; they’re just not “must-have’ accessories for most people. If you’re not wearing headphones, your phone’s … Continue reading →

Avec son nouvel outil EmOOH Metrics basé sur la reconnaissance faciale, Clear Channel permet aux marques de mesure l’émotion suscitée par leurs créations publicitaires.

Selon Re/code, Facebook va lancer des publicités mid-roll qui se déclencheront au bout de 20 secondes de visionnage dans toutes les vidéos de la plateforme. Plus de la moitié des revenus irait aux créateurs.