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The International Consumer Electronics Show is a huge festival of gadgetry, but there's no better place to get a bead on where technology is going in the coming year. Among the 153,000 attendees at the show in Las Vegas last week were five VentureBeat staffers who were sniffing out the big trends. This story is our list of the most evident trends among the rows and rows of gadgets at CES.

Top 10 best electronic gadgets of CES 2012 Posted by batteries-company.com January 19, 2012 Another Consumer Electronics Show has come and gone. And just like every other year, we're left with a slew of gadgets to wade through and enjoy.

For many of us carting around a computer has become an important part of our daily routine, so finding the right accessory to keep them safe for transport and travel is definitely worth the investment.

The second Windows Phone-powered Nokia phone to launch in the US will be coming to AT&T. According to a Nokia newsletter for developers, the Nokia Lumia 900 will launch in March. The bulletin also confirms that AT&T will be the exclusive service provider in the US.

LAS VEGAS–It's a rare CES for which most of the digital ink spilled is about computers and hardware, rather than giant televisions. But 2012 was just such a year, thanks to the never-ending drumbeat of Intel's ultrabook platform.

This is a general guide to test any type of heating element for failure using an multimeter to measure the resistance of the element.

Summary: Acer Aspire 1830T is an ultra portable laptop that comes with a great battery life, but with touchpad that is not so impressive.

I've been playing with the Samsung Galaxy Tab for around a month now and I must say that Samsung have done a very decent job of their very first tablet device. I'll be sharing my experience with the device in the next couple of days but in short, if the Samsung Galaxy Tab had a dual core processor and was slightly thinner, I'd be using that instead of my iPhone 4 today.

The essential components of electric heating elements are a battery, copper wire and Nochrome wire. Nochrome wire is the heating element used in toasters. Connecting the Nochrome to the battery runs an electric current through the Nochrome, which resists the current releasing heat. Lengthening the Nochrome reduces the heat produced; shortening the Nochrome increases the heat produced.

We've already heard that the iPhone 4S battery doesn't last quite as long as that of the iPhone 4. Part of it is the dual-core processor. It's more power-hungry, but according to some reports, there may be more to it than just that (and Apple is looking into it). Don't forget, recording video is also a huge battery killer, but lets get into the less obvious stuff.