CES - All about software and standards
January 11, 2013
This week's big Las Vegas tech event, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), illustrates an important trend. While software means nothing without hardware to execute it and interact with the real world, the value of that hardware is now being defined primarily by software -- and standards.
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