• Garmin talks VivoFit 2, personal bands, and Connect IQ #CES2015

  There are fitness trackers, and then there are Fitness Trackers. It's fair to say the folks at Garmin know a thing or two about fitness tracking, since they've been making GPS watches since 2003. Their most recent efforts demonstrate clearly how much time they have had to perfect adding…

• Thalmic's Myo Armband wants to be your wireless controller #CES2015

  While still mostly an accessory for developers to play with and build new experiences with, the Myo armband has been on the short list of gadgets to keep an eye on for a while now. The promise of an arm cuff that responds to your hand gestures and controls anything from your thermostat to the…

• TapSense walks back certain features of its Apple Watch ad platform

  We reported yesterday that the ad exchange TapSense had announced an ad platform for the upcoming Apple Watch . As it turns out, the company later updated its blog post to acknowledge that its plans to integrate with Apple Pay won't actually work. From TapSense : Update, Jan 5th, 2015 22:03…

• What is the difference between SIM-free unlocked iPhone 6/iPhone 6 Plus models and T-Mobile models?

  Earlier today, Apple finally started selling unlocked SIM-free versions of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in the U.S. Some readers did not get what was the big deal as the T-Mobile iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus models were unlocked and could be used with any carrier.  Continue reading →

• This iPhone 6 case claims to double signal strength and improve battery life

  Tired of poor network reception in your area? Well there is a case to fix that. Antenna79 unveiled their new brand of cases — Reach79 — at CES 2015 that claims to boost the signal strength of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus by nearly two times.  Continue reading →

• Apple Watch reportedly launching in March with retail training beginning in February

  The Apple Watch has been penciled in for an "early 2015″ launch ever since it was officially unveiled by Apple in 2014, but according to a new report, consumers may want to start keeping an eye on one month in particular. Continue reading →

• Report says 12-inch Retina MacBook Air coming mid-2015; ultra-thin design, no Thunderbolt, MagSafe connectors

  The 12-inch Retina MacBook Air's existence has long been rumored, and according to a new report, the notebook will finally be unveiled this year, with a radically new, thin design. Continue reading →

• Mophie Juice Pack battery cases for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus unveiled

  Mophie is known for its battery cases, but until now you couldn't buy one for the iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus. The case maker today finally announced that the Mophie Juice Pack is available for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Continue reading →

• Kenwood introduces its first multimedia receiver with CarPlay support

  While Volkswagen took most of the CarPlay news cycle at the beginning of the Consumer Electronics Show with its own announcement, Kenwood has just revealed its first attempt at an aftermarket unit utilizing Apple's in-car system as well. Continue reading →

• Otterbox unveils the Resurgence Power Series case for the iPhone 6

  While Otterbox has always been known for creating cases that can take a beating in an effort to keep a mobile device safe, now the company has unveiled a protective case with an added bonus for the iPhone 6. Continue reading →

• Moshi unveils the Spatia AirPlay speaker

  With a major focus of connecting just about everything in the home at this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, launching an AirPlay-specific speaker system makes almost perfect sense. Continue reading →

• Perla Haney-Jardine cast to play Steve Jobs's daughter in biopic

  The roles within the upcoming JOBS biopic from writer Aaron Sorkin have been a constant source of interesting news pieces, as some actors join the project and others bail. Continue reading →

• Schlage unveils the 'Sense' smart lock which can be controlled using Siri

  At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, one of the major tentpole elements of the event is the "smart" device or accessory, especially as it relates to the home. Continue reading →