CES 2017 Overview Updated January 5, 2017
CES 2017 is set to kick off in Las Vegas on January 3rd with some of the biggest names in electronics hitting the showroom floor. We’ll have live coverage and be reporting on all of the best new Google related accessories and products here at 9to5Google.
Read below for all of our CES 2017 coverage
CES 2017 Stories January 5, 2017
JVC, Pioneer, Alpine & Kenwood announce new aftermarket Android Auto in-dash units
CES 2017 has officially kicked into full gear ahead of the show opening to the public this weekend, and today we get a look at the latest aftermarket in-dash entertainment systems that support the Android Auto platform. Announcements at the show include new products from JVC, Kenwood, Pioneer, and Alpine. Head below for all the details.
CES 2017 Stories January 1, 2017
With the Qualcomm processor slated for the next generation of Android smartphones expected to launch at CES 2017, leaked slides have revealed specs and performance of the Snapdragon 835. Notable for shrinking the die from 14nm to 10nm, the GPU should provide a 20% performance increase for VR…
CES 2017 Stories December 21, 2016
ASUS teases 2 new phones for ‘Zennovation’ CES 2017 event [Video]
ASUS holds a CES press conference pretty much every year, and this year won’t be any different. The Taiwanese company is planning their big event for January 4th, and if a new teaser video the company published today is to be believed, ASUS has — at the very least — two different phones to show off…
CES 2017 Stories December 13, 2016
CES is right around the corner, as little less than a month separates us from the event. And, VentureBeat reports, LG is apparently ready to show off its arsenal, with no less than six new phones being prepped for the official unveil…
CES 2017 Stories November 22, 2016
Xiaomi — one of many huge Chinese smartphone makers — today announced that it is planning its first-ever appearance at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. At its event in early 2017, the company plans to announce an “all-new product globally,” although we don’t yet have much clue as to what it might be…
