• First look at the Parrot RNB6 in-dash system, compatible with Apple CarPlay

  Parrot came to CES 2015 with more than anyone had expected. Instead of announcing a new quad-copter or a jumping vehicle, Parrot showed off an in-dash car infotainment system. This system, codenamed RNB6, is a lot more than any third party in-dash unit that you can install in your car. The RNB6 runs…

• Newly announced HP displays offer 4K, 5K, curved designs and virtual reality

  CES is just getting started and HP has already taken the time to announce some new products. The company has unveiled a number of new monitors, bringing 4K, 5K and even virtual reality to the modern day desktop environment. HP will be competing against the likes of Samsung for market share on curvy…

• Nest thermostats can now talk to Philips Hue, third-party smart locks and more

  After launching the Works with Nest initiative last year, Nest is announcing a slew of new partnerships that include Philips, LG, Insteon, Withings and more. The new integrations mean that your Nest thermostat will be able to communicate with a wider range of devices and services. Here's a list…

• CES 2015: Netatmo Debuts 'Welcome' Smart Home Camera with Family Face Recognition Technology

  Connected products manufacturer Netatmo showed off its new Welcome HD smart home camera at CES 2015, which features the ability to recognize individual members of a family and inform other users as to who is home. The camera, which features a 130 degree field of view, also offers a live video feed…

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• Parrot unveils an Android based infotainment system that also supports Apple's CarPlay

  Parrot today unveiled its new car infotainment system that is currently known by its codename "RNB6." The infotainment system comes with a 7-inch 720p "IPS Pro" display and runs on a custom build of Android 5.0, though it also supports Apple CarPlay. Continue reading →

• Watch penguins play iPad games like tiny, cute, flightless people

  Even a quick  YouTube search offers up some hard evidence that cats love iPads, but who would have thought penguins felt the same way? A  new video (below) from Cool Hunting shows a group of Magellanic penguins at California's Aquarium of the Pacific getting plenty involved with the iPad's…

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