Skip to content

Walking Around With Forbes at CES

During the Consumer Electronics Show (CES),  I’m busy with meetings and press interviews the first few days of the show so I reserve Saturday to get out and see what others are showing.  This year, Brian Caulfield asked if he and a video crew from Forbes could join me for the first hour of my […]

Phil McKinney
Phil McKinney
— 1 min read
Forbes video

During the Consumer Electronics Show (CES),  I'm busy with meetings and press interviews the first few days of the show so I reserve Saturday to get out and see what others are showing.  This year, Brian Caulfield asked if he and a video crew from Forbes could join me for the first hour of my traditional Saturday walk of the show floor.  That task was to show Brian a few of the technologies that I thought were interesting.

We stopped by:

  • Qualcomm (FloTV)
  • Microsoft Embedded (Ford Sync)
  • LG (3D)
  • Motorola (Droid)

I wasn't sure how exciting this was going to be – you be the judge.

Link to the Forbes Video (Forbes.com) (YouTube.com)
Link to Brian's article on Forbes ….

BlogSpeeches3DceaCESforbesfordLGMicrosoftMotorolaQualcommTechnology
Phil McKinney

Phil McKinney Twitter

Phil McKinney is an innovator, podcaster, author, and speaker. He is the retired CTO of HP. Phil's book, Beyond The Obvious, shares his expertise and lessons learned on innovation and creativity.

Comments

Related Posts

Members Public

Is Humanity's Dependence on Technology Good Or Bad?

Humanity has created a dependency on technology, which can significantly enhance problem-solving while eroding thinking skills. The key lies in the balanced, mindful use of technology to complement rather than supplant critical thinking and cognitive skills.

Is Humanity's Dependence on Technology Good Or Bad?
Members Public

The Hidden Price of Tomorrow's Innovations

In the quest for a tech utopia, what shadows lurk behind innovation's glow? What are the untold costs and narratives masked in progress? We need to take a balanced perspective on technological utopianism so that we have a future that is not just bright but also truly beneficial for all.

The Hidden Price of Tomorrow's Innovations
Members Public

The Silent Epidemic: The Growing Problem of Digital Addiction

Despite its many conveniences, the digital world contributes to an alarming new epidemic - digital addiction. Studies reveal that an average American checks their phone almost 96 times daily, fueling concerns about our dependence on technology.

A group of teenagers all focused on the screens in their hands - digital addiction