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Q&A: Glympse CEO Bryan Trussel on the new world of the connected car

LAS VEGAS — Seattle’s startup community was well-represented on stage today at the AT&T Developer Summit by Bryan Trussel, the… Read More

No joke: Panasonic shows off new geeky blowdryer at CES

LAS VEGAS — Panasonic is well-known for TVs, cameras, tablets, phones and other electronics. But one product announcement during the… Read More

Churchill Downs will have the world’s largest 4K display at 15,224 square feet

LAS VEGAS — It will be a little easier to follow the action for spectators at this year’s Kentucky Derby… Read More

Asus Padfone X phone/tablet combo coming to AT&T

LAS VEGAS — Asus is bringing its Padfone line of smartphone/tablets to the U.S. through AT&T, announcing a phone called… Read More

AT&T’s new ‘sponsored data’ program draws immediate fire

LAS VEGAS — AT&T will let companies provide “sponsored data” to their users, allowing people to access specific apps and… Read More

CES: 5 of the most badass gadgets we’ve seen so far

LAS VEGAS — If you love gadgets, then the ballroom at Mandalay Bay was most definitely the place to be… Read More

Meet the new Bob: Startup not worried about Microsoft jinx

LAS VEGAS — Is the world ready for a new Bob? One technology company thinks so. As I walked into… Read More

Up close with Lenovo’s magnetic Miix 2 hybrid notebook/tablet

LAS VEGAS — PC makers have tried all sorts of approaches to make notebooks work as tablets — bending, twisting… Read More

How tablets are taking a bite out of the TV market

LAS VEGAS — Tablets have already taken the momentum out of the traditional PC market, as many consumers opt Apple… Read More

On the scene at CES — the Super Bowl of technology

LAS VEGAS — Team GeekWire has arrived at the 2014 International CES, which gets rolling today with preliminary press briefings… Read More

AT&T to offer $200 credit to T-Mobile switchers, in preemptive jab at rival

AT&T plans to offer a credit to T-Mobile customers who switch to AT&T — jabbing at its smaller rival and… Read More

T-Mobile to unveil Uncarrier 4.0 strategy at CES

According to an invitation sent to journalists today, T-Mobile will be hosting a media event at the Consumer Electronics Show… Read More

CES: One television interface to rule them all?

LAS VEGAS — The technology on display at the Consumer Electronics Show each year provides a glimpse, or at least… Read More

CES 2013: Windows 8 Ultrabook tablets draw crowds at big tech show

LAS VEGAS — Microsoft’s Windows 8 may be getting a bashing in some corners of the tech media, but to… Read More

CES: Ready for a 20-inch tablet? A look at Panasonic’s giant Windows 8 slate

LAS VEGAS — Panasonic today introduced a remarkable 20-inch 4K tablet at CES 2013: a tablet so new it doesn’t… Read More

POLL: Do you like Steve Ballmer’s new haircut?

Breaking news: Steve Ballmer is bald. Just kidding about the breaking news part, unless you’re obsessed with keeping track of… Read More

CES: As crowds set new record, wishing for a little less

Hanson Hosein was once embedded with the U.S. military in Iraq as a correspondent for NBC News. So it means… Read More

Windows Phone’s final tally at CES: 30 wins, 3 losses

Ben Rudolph was back in Redmond today with a far better outcome than most people who spend a week betting… Read More

CES: Battle of the iPad guitars, with a very timely patent

ION Audio’s Guitar Apprentice generated lots of attention from national press at the Consumer Electronics Show this week. It’s a guitar shell that holds an… Read More

CES Video: Sneak peek at BuddyTV’s updated iPad app

At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, BuddyTV is previewing an upcoming update to its BuddyTV Guide iPad app.… Read More

CES: Better augmented reality with high-tech contact lenses

Posting from Las Vegas: Augmented reality has made progress on smartphones, with apps letting people layer information and graphics… Read More

CES: Windows Phone outpaces rivals in Microsoft speed challenge

Posting from Las Vegas: Microsoft is promoting Windows Phone here at the Consumer Electronics Show with a publicity stunt that… Read More

Geek of the Week: U.S. CIO Steven VanRoekel is on a mobile mission at CES

Posting from Las Vegas: The last time we bumped into Steven VanRoekel at the Consumer Electronics Show, he was working… Read More

Kinect for Windows: What’s actually happening on Feb. 1 — and what isn’t

Posting from Las Vegas: Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer generated lots of applause and more than a little confusion with this… Read More

CES: Nokia Lumia 900, two early hands-on observations

Posting from Las Vegas: Microsoft and Nokia are betting big on the Lumia 900, the Windows Phone officially unveiled here… Read More

CES: Dell jumps into the Ultrabook game with XPS 13

Posting from Las Vegas: This year’s Consumer Electronics Show may well be remembered as the year of the Ultrabook, and… Read More

CES Video: Live-stream your next ski run, from your helmet

Posting from Las Vegas: Mountable HD cameras from Seattle-based Contour are already popular among extreme sports enthusiasts, allowing them to… Read More

Microsoft Flight hands-on: It’s a blast, and no mere game

Posting from Las Vegas: The Consumer Electronics Show here this week offers a sneak peek of Microsoft Flight, the successor to… Read More

CES Video: Intel’s gigantic interactive ‘lifeform simulator’

Posting from Las Vegas: OK, so this isn’t something you’re going to see in your living room anytime soon, but… Read More

Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga: First buzzworthy Windows 8 PC?

Posting from Las Vegas: Notebooks that convert into tablets aren’t new, but Lenovo is turning heads here at the Consumer Electronics… Read More