Sony at CES 2018: what was announced 2018 is kicking off with CES 2018 in Las Vegas, one of the biggest consumer technology shows in the world. Featuring big-name companies like Nvidia, Sony, Samsung and more, it’s hard to keep track of what’s announced – but we’re here to help. Check out ourCES 2018 guideto find out what’s likely to be announced by every major tech brand at the show, including Samsung, LG, and more....

CES 2018: What to expect from Samsung, LG, Sony & more Now simply known as CES, not the Consumer Electronics Show, the biggest technology show on the calendar is here. While you’re sleeping off your Christmas and New Year’s celebrations, we’re in Las Vegas checking out the best new tech. Here’s what to expect from CES 2018 from Samsung, Sony, LG and more. We’re bringing you full coverage of all the new technology coming in 2017 includingphones,tablets,laptops,wearables, TVs and more....

How to delete Amazon Echo voice data The Amazon Echo is here to stay. The technology that powers it is one of the largest ever innovations in home AI and its getting better with each passing month. While this really is the first generation of home assistant and we’re all very excited for what this could mean moving forward, we do have to look at every side of the coin. In this case, it’s the fact that there is a piece of hardware in your house that is listening to every word you say....

Intel 8th-gen Core Processors with Vega M: Specs & Features Afterteasingthem back in November, Intel has finally unveiled its new 8th-gen Core i5 and i7 processors which have built-in Radeon Vega GPUs. TheseKaby Lake-based chips are designed to go in thin-and-light laptops so owners can play games at high frame rates without having to lug around a big, heavy gaming laptop. Intel has promised that games will play at 1080p and 60fps on the top-end chips, although these are likely to be fitted to mini PCs such as Intel’s upcoming NUC rather than laptops....

The best GoPro accessories 2018 GoPro is still the dominant action camera brand by quite a long way, and is the first place most people look when they think about picking up a camera to film their latest sporting exploits. The GoPro on its own is a great piece of kit, but you can expand its potential massively with the help of a few accessories, from chest harnesses and helmet mounts to floating grips....