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Sculpteo Makes it Easy to Create Your Own 3D iPhone Case | Friday, January 11, 2013 10:56 PM | Emily Price |
| LAS VEGAS — Sculpteo is making it easy to create your own 3D iPhone case. Winner of this year’s Best of Innovations award at CES, the company has released an app called 3DP Case that lets you create a three dimensional case for your phone in just a few minutes. Cases can be customized almost any way you can imagine, however, there are a few base models to choose from.
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Hands On With Pebble, the Internet's Favorite Smart Watch | Friday, January 11, 2013 10:19 PM | Emily Price |
| LAS VEGAS –- Pebble, the company that raised almost 8 million to create an e-ink smart watch, announced at CES this week that it will start shipping the watch to its Kickstarter backers on Jan. 23. We caught up with Pebble’s creator, Eric Migicovsky, at the show to give the smart watch a try.
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E-Ink on a Smartphone? This Android Phone Has 2 Displays | Friday, January 11, 2013 7:32 PM | Emily Price |
| LAS VEGAS — What if your phone had two displays? Announced in mid-December, YotaPhone aims to change how people use their smartphones by bringing together a full-color LCD display on one side of the phone and an e-ink display on the other. I caught up with Yota Device’s Vladislav Martynov at CES to give the phone a closer look. In essence, the two displays on the handset each have their own unique purpose.
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CES 2013 Was a Celebrity-Fueled Marathon | Friday, January 11, 2013 5:56 PM | Nora Grenfell |
| After five days of hitting the ground running, the Mashable team at CES 2013 can finally rest. The Las Vegas convention is over, and the Mashable staff in attendance have collectively covered hundreds of miles. We tracked their progress using Nike+ FuelBands and can now deliver the final results: Our champion was videographer Evan Engel, whose lead from day one was never overtaken by the rest of the team.
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10 Pros and Cons of Gmail's New Compose Feature | Friday, January 11, 2013 5:42 PM | Chelsea Stark |
| Gmail rolled out its new Compose feature in October, allowing users the option of a cleaner, more efficient format. Some users rejoiced, while others found the changes difficult to use. Thankfully, Gmail hasn't made the new feature mandatory; you can order your email in whichever flavor you choose. So, which will it be? 5 Reasons to Switch to Gmail's New Compose Click to expand.
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Vimensio Gives 3D the Bird | Friday, January 11, 2013 3:06 PM | Lance Ulanoff |
| LAS VEGAS — 3D hasn’t quite lived up to the hype: We’re not all sitting in our living rooms, wearing special glasses and marveling at the soccer ball some player just kicked in our face. That doesn't mean, however, there's nothing useful for 3D to do. Companies like Leonar3Do are using passive 3D technology to build education products that put teachers and students inside the design process.
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Toshiba's OLED Smart Watch Knows Who You Are By Your Pulse | Friday, January 11, 2013 2:19 PM | Emily Price |
| LAS VEGAS – Toshiba is showing off at CES a prototype of an OLED smart watch that knows its owner by his or her pulse. An embedded ECG sensor in the rear of the watch lets it recognize its owner’s unique pulse patterns, and will shut down the watch’s smart functions if an impostor tries to put it on. Able to connect to both iPhones and Android devices, the watch displays alerts for incoming calls, emails, and calendar events.
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Flickr Photos Now Show Up in Yahoo Image Searches | Friday, January 11, 2013 1:43 PM | Todd Wasserman |
| Photos from Flickr are now showing up in Yahoo Image searches, the company announced on Thursday. Yahoo is making "tens of millions" of Flickr photos available, which are available for reuse and reposting. The photos are available under Flickr's Creative Commons licensing agreement. Photos not covered under Creative Commons won't be affected.
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Why Did Reuters Pull its iPhone Mini Report? | Friday, January 11, 2013 12:24 PM | AppAdvice |
| Late Thursday, a report from the Shanghai Evening News suggested Apple would not be producing a less expensive iPhone despite reports to the contrary. That story, and what happened after its publication, is shaping up to be one of the most bizarre technology stories in recent memory.
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Bill Clinton, Who? Snooki Draws Huge Crowd at CES for Headphones Launch | Friday, January 11, 2013 11:24 AM | Samantha Murphy |
| LAS VEGAS — Say what you want about Snooki, but she attracted among the most hype and commotion at 2013 International CES conference this week while promoting the launch of her new headphones line. Based on the amount of buzz around her arrival, you'd never guess President Bill Clinton had spoken nearby to attendees just a few hours earlier.
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Is Apple Coming Out With a Cheaper iPhone? The Answer Is Unclear | Friday, January 11, 2013 9:49 AM | Stan Schroeder |
| Recent rumors about a cheaper iPhone have recently been all but debunked by Apple's SVP of Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller, who told Chinese newspaper Shanghai Evening News that "cheap smartphones will never be the future of Apple products". Based on Schiller's comment, Reuters and several other news outlets have reported that Apple has probably dismissed the idea of a cheap iPhone.
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Hands On With the First Tegra 4-Powered Tablet | Friday, January 11, 2013 7:50 AM | Pete Pachal |
| LAS VEGAS — It was expected, but still impressive. Nvidia unveiled its quad-core Tegra 4 mobile processor at CES 2013, and many products with the next-generation chip are already planned. One of them was a the show: The 10.1-inch model in Vizio's new Android tablets, and I got a little one-on-one time with it. The sample I checked out was a prototype. The finishing wasn't final, but the screen and software were pretty much final.
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