Touchpoint has a way to relieve stress A glucose monitor that doesn’t require a fingerstick A scanner that lets you know if it’s time to pee (for people with incontinence) A smart bra that helps […]
The $160 Touchoint is advertised to reduce stress, a useful tool at a chaotic show like CES. In technical terms, the devices provide “bilateral alternating stimulation in tactile (BLAST) form technology,” and the company […]
Here’s a link to CBS News Radio’s SoundCloud page with some short (typically about 3 minute) interviews from leading edge companies at the CES Showstopper’s event […]
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Welcome to another year in the evolution of personal technology. Although I could be surprised, I don’t have any predictions for new breakthrough technologies this year, but I do anticipate the implementation of technologies that have long been in development. […]
2018 was a momentous year for tech, but not always in a good way. One of the biggest stories of the year was Facebook’s fall from grace. The company is still strong, but its reputation […]
The Apple and Beautyrest devices have a few things in common, but they differ in important ways. First, the Sleeptracker works with both Android and iPhone while Beddit only works with iPhone. Second, a single Sleeptracker product works with two sleepers so, if you share your bed, you and your partner can both get sleep data […]
I’m a firm believer in not re-inventing the wheel so, when I started my research on low-cost holiday gifts, I found a great guide from CNET that will serve you well. I’ll let you click […]
Listen to Larry’s segment on KCBS Radio about Beddit and Sleeptracker with anchors Patti Reising and Jeff Bell […]
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