Arnold Goetzke has a simple idea. And if you pause long enough to talk to him, he'll tell you about it. The idea is this: an extension cord you can control from your phone. Simple as that. Maybe Continue reading…
Boom. We are out of here, but not before we deliver one last hard-hitting Las Vegas-style Vergecast. We hope you enjoyed our Vergecasts this week because we really enjoyed doing them even though we Continue reading…
As Consumer Electronics Show exhibitors begin ripping all the TVs off the walls, un-docking all the iPods from their cradles, and having their robot butlers fold their screen-wiping cloths, let's take Continue reading…
Though it didn't have any announcements of its own at CES 2012, ARM is always a major thrust of the show — its processor designs can be found in a staggering percentage of the worlds phones, Continue reading…
LIVE from New Vegas, it's the first-ever PICKLERCAST! With your hosts, The Unimpressed Josh Meme, and Joanna Stern's baby, a Macbook Air, in a robotic stroller, with musical guests Justin Bieber and Continue reading…
CES is a wild ride and does wild things to even the strongest people. Imagine what it does to your Verge Mobile podcasters. Actually, just listen and you will find out. Continue reading…
You know, there's a lot of action here at CES. We mean a lot. A ton. The entire Verge team has been set on rapid-fire trying to capture everything that seems meaningful at the show, and some of the Continue reading…
Alright, the Lytro light field camera technology is pretty impressive and emergent all by itself (it will be shipping in about a month), but I can't help wondering what's next: what about video? Eric Continue reading…
Josh just grilled Aaron Woodman on camera about Windows Phone here at CES 2012. With the Nokia Lumia 900 finally announced, Aaron was able to rave about the phone, and expertly skirt Stephen Elop's Continue reading…
The tenth-ever Vergecast (and the second-ever CES 2012 Vergecast) was recorded in a post-post-modern Sony-branded production turret amidst a small army of zambonis, pregnant women, and Verge editors. Continue reading…
