Ye Olde CNET Video

Here’s the scoop on what I’ll be doing at the Consumer Electronics Show. The CNET stage is on the 2nd level of the south hall right by the entrance. Come up the escalators and you can’t miss us.

Buzz Out Loud
Every day (Wednesday-Saturday) at 9 AM at the CNET stage.

CNET Live
From the CNET stage Thursday 1-2:30 PM, Friday at 1-2:30 PM.

First Looks
Recording those quick reviews of CES product announcements Wednesday-Friday 10-3 at the CNET stage.

The Real Deal Podcast
With Rafe Wednesday at 4 PM at the CNET Stage.

Next Big Thing Supersession
We’ll be talking with industry leaders about cloud computing, Thursday at 3 PM in the LVCC North Hall conference rooms.

Best of CES Awards presentation
Saturday at 11 AM at the CNET booth. I’m the roving reporter interviewing the winners. “So how do you feel….” “Who are you wearing….”

Global Media Awards
Not working at this one, but CNET Live is nominated. A nd it’s an honor just to be nominated.

Digital Experience
Roaming the floor Wednesday from 7 PM on

*If* they can get Apple to sign off on the app, you’ll be able to sling your home TV onto your iPhone. Apple could always restrict this thing to only working over WiFi, or deny it altogether. But here’s how it works otherwise.

We’re doing a supersession at CES 2009 called the Next Big Thing. Our topic is Life in the Cloud. We split it into three parts. Molly Wood drew services, Brian Cooley drew devices and I got bandwidth. So here’s the video that will play at the session to set up the bandwidth topic. The idea was to have a typical user to represent the topic.

If you break your Wii sensor bar, just light a couple candles or tear open an old remote control. Seriously.

ReadyBoost does this in Vista, but you can use a USB drive as cache memory in XP as well.