LAS VEGAS--CES 2012 ended with a bang, and CNET was there till the bitter, exhausted, don't know what to do with ourselves, end.
What better way to end the week than to dish about all the products we saw (and didn't see) and what it means for the tech world at large? And what better place to have a gambling show than in the gambling capital of the universe? Exactly.
In this episode, Apple rumors abound (of course), Angry Birds has basically jumped the shark big time, and where was HTC's quad-core phone? Also, Humiliation Day! And not just any Humiliation Day, but a special, supersize, Vegas-style Humiliation Day. Were you expecting any less?
EPISODE 15
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Samsung brings voice, gesture control to TVs
How Apple could shake up TV: A la carte channels
HTC Edge to be unveiled in February?
Don't look for PlayStation 4 unveiling anytime soon
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