Latest CES 2012 News

Sure, there were exceptions. But overall CES 2012 was pretty dismal for anyone interested in wireless. more

Windows Phones are hot. 3D TV isn't. And five other lessons from this year's consumer-electronics extravaganza. more

Are you tired of rockin' a G-Shock? Sony plans to drop a stylish watch this year that you may want to look into if you own an Android phone. more

If any company deserves to replace Microsoft as the keynoter and thematic leader of the annual consumer tech extravaganza, it's Google. more

Velcomp was at CES with a device and app that turns an iPhone or iPad Touch into a bicycling computer and exercise monitor more

Smartphones, tablets, and OLED displays may get the lion's share of attention at CES, but what about audio? Here's a choice sampling of the very best of CES. more

A St. Louis company was at CES to show off "Yurbuds," which are earbuds designed to stay in the ear, even during intense exercise. more

CES had its own startup alley, called Eureka Park, and for some that was a problem. more

As we pack up our edit trailer and tear down our booth, we look back at the most memorable technologies, and those products that will actually affect our lives. And most of it isn't what was pushed hardest by manufacturers. more

CNET editor Dong Ngo's roundup of CES 2012's networking and storage offerings. more

CNET Senior Editor Donald Bell rounds up the tablet highlights of the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show. more

Smartphones, tablets, and OLED displays may get the lion's share of attention at CES, but what about audio? Here's a choice sampling of the very best of CES. more

What if all the hottest trends and products from this year's CES became part of our daily lives? Here's a look at the life you may be leading three years from now. more

The world's biggest gadget show has one of the smallest selections of sandwiches. We take a look at some of the big trends, as compared with those repetitive lunches we've been faced with for days now. more

While there were a few standout cord-cutting and streaming-video products at CES 2012, overall there wasn't as much innovation in the home video space as enthusiasts may have liked to have seen. more

More than 21 smartphones poured out of CES 2012, the vast majority of them supporting 4G LTE. Windows Phone and AT&T were success stories, while T-Mobile's tough road ahead, Motorola's new strategy, and Ice Cream Sandwich's slower-than-expected rollout will define the start of the year's offerings. more

Shh! The T-Mobile Sparq is an already-announced off-contract messaging phone that got lost in the shadows of the show. more