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A full four months after its initial announcement, and roughly 75 days on the back of its public pre-order kickoff, the “rebellious” Nextbit Robin phone made a surprise appearance at CES 2016 in Las Vegas to remind the world shipping will begin soon, at least for super-early Kickstarter adopters. On the whole, the ambitious concept behind the cloud-first device has obviously not changed, and its clutter-free design is doubled by essentially unlimited storage to bring you an Android like no other. Compared to last fall however, Robin seems to have graduated from sidekick to full-blown superhero status, with polished software, an unlockable bootloader out the box, and refined premium build. Sadly, there’s still no word on when might Nextbit properly ramp up mass production, so for the time being, if you’re intrigued by the idea of a phone that pushes unused apps and old files to the cloud automatically, letting you then easily restore them locally in need, you’ll ha...

BLU normally has no problem releasing a number of premium smartphones at low price points, and it looks like the Florida-based smartphone maker has just unveiled two more. Here at CES 2016 in Las Vegas, BLU has just taken the wraps off the next two devices in the popular Vivo line – the Vivo 5 and Vivo XL. Both of these devices come with Super AMOLED displays, octa-core MediaTek processors and a metal unibody design that we don’t see too often at this price point. Wondering what else these phones have to offer? Let’s jump right in. BLU Vivo 5 BLU’s Vivo 5 is the fifth generation device in the Vivo series. It comes with a 5.5-inch Super AMOLED display with 1280 x 720 resolution, a 1.3GHz octa-core MediaTek 6753 processor, 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage. There’s also a 13MP rear camera, 5MP front camera, 3150mAh battery and runs Android 5.1 Lollipop out of the box. BLU says it has plans to upgrade both the Vivo 5 and Vivo XL to Marshmallow in the nea...

HP is targeting the EliteBook Folio squarely at the business crowd, aiming to catch the eye of business customers that want a super light and thin notebook with enterprise features. And HP has delivered on those targets, with the EliteBook Folio measuring in at just 12.4 mm thick and weighing less than 2.2 pounds with a hinge that can be rotated 180-degrees and a 12.5-inch 4K display on board. The HP EliteBook Folio ships with Intel Core M vPro processor , and HP states a battery life of up to 10 hours. HP says that it also worked with Microsoft's Skype for Business division so that the EliteBook Folio will over a great videoconferencing experience. The HP EliteBook Folio will be priced starting at $999, and is expected to go on sale in March.. To get all CES articles click here Source: WCentral Follow us on Twitter Like our page on Facebook

There are a lot of Windows 10 PCs to be seen at CES 2016, but one of the most interesting products is the Kangaroo from InFocus. It's a tiny 0.5-inch desktop PC that can be bought right now for just $99. We got a change to go hands-on with the InFocus Kangaroo, which is currently on sale on the NewEgg and the Microsoft Store websites. While the base model cost $99, you can expand it with additional modules for more money that offer more USB ports, along with an Ethernet, HDMI and VSA ports. The PC even has a fingerprint reader that works with the Windows Hello security feature in Windows 10. You can buy yours at Microsoft store To get all CES articles click here Source; WCentral Follow us on Twitter Like our page on Facebook