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Marissa Mayers, President/CEO
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Gary Shapiro, President/CEO
Consumer Electronic Show |
Marisa Mayer delivered a compelling 2014 CES
keynote that brought to life Yahoo’s vision for curating
entertaining digital content across its sites. Mayer, CEO,
president and director, made several announcements regarding
acquisitions and launches, including Yahoo’s purchase of Aviate,
the intelligent home screen that simplifies your phone, and
brought Katie Couric to the stage to discuss her digital media
and interview plans for Yahoo Media.
Mayer stressed Yahoo’s “mobile first” approach
throughout the keynote, which included the launch of two new
digital magazines. Mayer announced Yahoo Food and David Pogue
launched the Yahoo Tech digital magazine. David Karp, CEO of
Tumblr, discussed the integration of Yahoo advertising into
Tumblr as part of Yahoo’s new unified approach to digital
advertising. The company also announced Yahoo News Digest, a
twice-daily mobile news summary and Yahoo Smart TV. Other Yahoo
keynote highlights include an SNL “Weekend Update” sketch, where
host Cecily Strong performed a skit with co-star Kenan Thompson
and a “Yahoo on the Road” performance by John Legend.
One of the
exciting areas of the CES 2014 was the Eureka Park, a
special 21,000-square-foot Tech Zone designed for new
companies looking to get their food in the CE door,
literally and figuratively, with unique exhibits at the
Venetian.
MEMS-BASED SENSORD: CRUCIAL IN SMART
CE
MEMS devices
range in size from 20 micrometers to one millimeter, but
also allows the intergration fo both mechanical and
electronic components on a single chip."
THE
SCREEN...
Whether you
call them "monitors," displays," "receivers," "tellies,"
"boob tubes" or "idiot boxes," TV sets provide
audiences with ever-increasing ways to enjoy shows
created, as producers say, "for your viewing pleasure."
and now more than ever, screens are like nothing seen
before. With the arrival (OLEDs), curved surfaces,
"smart" and Internet-connected- to name just a few
features and factors--the omnipresent TV set poses more
opportunities than ever.
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John Legend |
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Sensor Fusion
3D Printers
Wireless Everything
IOT = Internet of Things
Virtual Laser Keyboard
4G Cameras and TVs
Robots and more Robots
Drones
Seamless video in HD, 4G over
Wi-Fi
Smart Watches
MEMS-Based Sensors
Gyroscopes guiding electronics
Wearable Technology
Augmented Reality
Smart-Everything
Paperless Life
The Connected Home
Headphones and Speakers
Solar Powered Chargers
Track yourself...Track your
life
TV Set Top Boxes
Fitness Trackers
Head Mounted Virtual Reality
Crowdsourcing
Cloud Apps
Driverless Cars
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Electronic devices that are powered
by users own energy
Mobile + Cloud + broadband = the
future
Smart Diet Scales
21st Century Musical Instruments
"Ultra HDTV, OLEDs, curved surfaces and
smart TVs abound at CES-- Learn about the opportunities and
challenges in this competitive market. Why did
Facebook pay $1 billion for Instagram? Because smart
phones, picture messaging technology and lightning-fast
networks have changed how we communicate and will radically
transform how companies market to consumers."
Cindy Lofter Stevens
Edito-in-Chief i3 |
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"Hi!!! Are you
enjoying the show? I am in Silicon Valley" |
 
BEAM is a iPad attached to a 5-foot
tall robot with a monitor and wheels, it's controlled
through a desktop app. The
person controlling can be hundreds or thousands of miles
from the location of the "robot
monitor"...where a camera on the person and down at
the wheels helps the operator keep
it in the right positions...the robot was in Vegas and
the girl here operating is in Palo
Alto, CA near 600 miles away...
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Will.i.am with 3D Systems
CEO, and
announcing his Creative Job with
Co. |
3D PRINTING IS HOT!!!!
Everything made with 3D Printer in
huge play house |
A walk through more Will.i.am
and 3D Printing to some robots
and music in the Gibson
Guitar Tent for free Whisky and Music |
 LET US
TAKE YOU VIRTUALLY TO THE CONSUMER ELECTRONIC SHOW EXHIBIT HALLS
Facebook paid $1 billion for Instagram. Twitter paid a reported
$1 million for Vine and shortly after, the number of Vines
(six-second videos) shared on Twitter doubled. We are on the
cusp of a new wave of image-based technology, services and
applications. With an estimated 2.7 billion cameras in mobile
devices expected to ship in 2018 (ABI Research), and 500 million
photos uploaded and shared per day (KPCD, Internet Trends 2012),
trillions of images will be taken, edited, posted, tagged,
stored and commented upon.
Today there are more than 2.7 million “likes” and 300
million photos uploaded each day on Facebook. This breaks
down to nearly 3,000 images posted per second. These vast
numbers highlight the need to improve the overall quality,
ease of editing, storage and management of the tsunami of
images being shared each day.
- See more at:
http://www.ce.org/i3/Features/2014/January-February/The-Power-of-Images-in-Marketing.aspx#sthash.d8Eb4pbX.dpuf
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