Join Tech.Co and Consumer Technology Association (CTA) this upcoming September for the Innovate! and Celebrate conference in San Jose, CA. Register now to attend!
Technology has changed and enhanced our lives more than we could ever realize. From tracking our health and managing our finances to improving home security and expanding communication efforts, there is nothing technology hasn’t touched in our lives at one point or another. Besides, the thought of going through the day without our smartphone, laptop, smart TV, health tracker, or even your alarm clock, is somewhat terrifying.
When it’s time for consumers to take the plunge and purchase the latest technology, CNET is a trusted resource with tech experts out in front of the trends and provides advice, how to’s and reviews to help consumers get the most out of their devices and gadgets they use in everyday life. Tech.Co and CTA are excited to announce that CNET will be partnering with Innovate! and Celebrate 2016 and bringing their expertise to the stage.
Moderated by CNET editor-in-chief, Lindsey Turrentine, Innovate! and Celebrate attendees will be able to learn about the direction the tech world from a panel of leading technology experts about the 5 Tech Trends to Watch. These trends will help consumers get a strong footing as to where technology is going and what they can expect in the coming year.
“CNET is proud to be a part of the unveiling of ‘The 5 Techs To Watch.’ We love discussing ideas that further ignite creativity and innovation and we’re looking forward to a truly exciting conversation about the technology that will shape the coming months, years, and decades,” said Turrentine.
Join us for the Innovate! and Celebrate conference and watch this panel on Wednesday, September 21st 10:00 a.m.
CNET Editor-in-Chief, Lindsey Turrentine
Register Now to Attend Innovate! and Celebrate 2016
Come join us at the Innovate! and Celebrate conference in San Jose, CA. The event will take place September 20 – September 22, and is held in partnership with the Consumer Technology Association (CTA).
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