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Just How Fast Is Cisco’s New Router? Really Freaking Fast
Cisco Tuesday announced a new router, the CRS-3, that it says is capable of delivering 322 terabits per second. Now, we don’t usually cover routers and similar enterprise hardware here in Gadget Lab,...
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Cisco Announces the Cius, the BlackBerry of Tablets
Cisco announced this afternoon that in 2011 it will be launching an Android-based tablet, named the Cius, aimed squarely at the business market. Cisco has always been an enterprise-focused company, and...
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Cisco Unveils Umi Videoconferencing Phone for HDTV
SAN FRANCISCO — Cisco on Wednesday morning launched an electronics kit that turns a high-definition television into an expensive videoconferencing phone. Called Umi (pronounced “you-me”) Telepresence,...
View ArticleGadget Lab Podcast: Windows Phone 7 and the Madness of Sony and Cisco
Gadget Lab's weekly video (and audio) review of the top topics in the gadget universe. This week: a Star Trek pizza cutter, Windows Phone 7, Cisco's home videoconferencing solution, and a cool new...
View ArticleWhy Cisco’s Flip Flopped in the Camera Business
Cisco is shutting down a business unit that it bought for over half-a-billion dollars: the Flip camcorder division. That’s a shame, considering how high the Flip was flying a few short years ago. It’s...
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Flip’s Web-Connected Camcorder Nixed Before Release
Cisco axed the Flip business division just a day before it was supposed to debut a live-streaming Flip camcorder. Called the FlipLive, the camera would have been able to stream video to Twitter and...
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Is iPhone Murdering Point-and-Shoots? Not Really
Here’s a clue how popular smartphones have become as cameras: Apple’s iPhone 4 is quickly approaching the No. 1 spot to become the most-used camera on Flickr. Nikon’s D90 DSLR camera is still Flickr...
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Beyond Smart TV: ‘Surfaces’ Prototype Reveals the Television of Tomorrow
NDS, a company that develops DRM security and DVR technology for pay-TV providers like Cox and DirecTV, has developed a proof-of-concept called Surfaces that shows how television could become the...
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