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We’ve caught a lot of flak for our TV-B-Gone CES prank from two years ago. This year, we decided to focus on the press instead of the exhibitors.
Walt Mossberg, Google Engineering VP, told us on stage today that an enterprise version of the Nexus One could have a physical keyboard and longer battery life – and there could be more Google devices, including a budget model.
Without a hint of doubt, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings says that chances of Netflix on Nintendo are “excellent”. Stir that together with October’s confident rumours about forthcoming Netflix support on the Wii and, well, you get it.
I promised a weekly update on yellow iMacs. But at CES, I haven’t been able to comb submissions enough to offer a proper rant. Know that I’m still on the case. And, from a quick perusal, iMacs are still shipping with yellow freggin screens.
If Ballmer’s revelation of the slate wasn’t enough HP news for you, Bits reports that the Palo Alto-based company is also working on an Android tablet roughly twice the size of an iPhone, and seemingly similar to Dell’s Mini 5 Tablet.
Google’s Street View team famously photographs all kinds of weird stuff as they drive the world, but Navteq, who basically invented this stuff, just built a mount with seven cameras and 64 lasers to see everything better, in 3D.
