Jeff Jenkins, COO and co-founder of APX Labs, explains why businesses must take a “security first” approach to allowing wearables in the workplace during a TechRepublic panel at CES 2015.
Ayse Ildeniz, VP of Intel’s of the new devices group and general manager of strategy and business development, explains why wearables need to be both fashionable and useful. She also discusses Intel’s partnership with Opening Ceremony to design a stylish wearable bracelet.
At CES 2015, Dan Ledger, principal with Endeavour Partners, talked with Teena Hammond about how wearable technology will soon begin to help people address very “human and timeless” needs, such as stress, sleep, personal image and more.
MakerBot CEO Jenny Lawton wants to add an “A” to STEM and make it STEAM. In this CES 2015 interview with TechRepublic, she explained how 3D printing is bringing together artists and scientists.
Makers and power users have taken 3D printing in directions that MakerBot never imagined. CEO Jenny Lawton shared some of her favorite examples in an interview with TechRepublic at CES 2015.
When TechRepublic interviewed MakerBot CEO Jenny Lawton on the CNET Stage at CES 2015, Lawton showed off the new materials that work in MakerBot’s 3D printers. Watch the video.
LG Display showed off their 55-inch transparent Full HD LCD display at CES 2015. The screen has a resolution of 1920 x 1080 and 17 percent transparency (compared to last year’s model which had only 10 percent transparency).
TechRepublic’s Android specialist Jack Wallen shows you how to connect your Android device to the Logitech K480 keyboard. It might be the last keyboard you ever need.
