WiFi Display is coming to many new Android devices launched in 2012. It allows compatible devices to mirror their displays on larger HDTVs effortlessly.

There weren’t too many tablets on display at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas – but at least there were some innovative twists on the form factor.

Super-slippery material repels everything from water to crude oil to jam.

Bell’s first LTE (4G) smartphone is now available.

Samsung’s upcoming flexible displays mean more unique, functional designs and capabilities for smartphones, tablets.

Lytro’s light field camera takes living pictures with infinite focus.

Demand for smart TVs capable of Skype, YouTube, and media streaming doubled in 2011.

A thin film allows any non-conductive surface to be turned into a touchscreen.

How does Sony’s first foray into consumer tablets hold up? Very well, in fact. It’s not a perfect 10, mind you, but pretty darn close — and better than most other tabs on the market including Samsung’s awesome Galaxy Tab 10.1.

The new MHL connector will enable high-definition video output, remote control, and simultaneous charging.