Beam is a new projector that functions a little differently than others on the market. Not only can it be plugged into a traditional power outlet, but it can also screw directly into a light socket, ...

With a seemingly endless stream of flagship phones hitting the market before the holiday season, it can be easy to forget some of the other devices that play a more niche audience. The Samsung Galaxy ...

Smartphones are getting smarter every day, but a built-in Pico projector is the smartest addition to a cell phone so far, especially for any company that provides instructor-led training, product ...

Samsung has officially unveiled an updated version of the Galaxy Beam, a smartphone with its own built-in pico projector. The biggest feature of the phone as you might guess is its ability to project ...

We’ve certainly seen some awesome projectors in the tech world lately, but none quite like this. The Beam smart projector is powered by your Android device, and has a ton of functionality like waking ...

Built around an LCoS chip paired with a laser light source, the UO Smart Beam Laser Projector ($450) seems modeled on a Borg spaceship, with its cubical shape and a brown-and-bronze exterior. Small ...

Built around an LCoS chip paired with a laser light source, the UO Smart Beam Laser Projector ($450) seems modeled on a Borg spaceship, with its cubical shape and a brown-and-bronze exterior. Small ...

If you're one of the millions* of people who've thought, "I love my phone but what it really needs is the ability to project video clips onto walls," then it is literally your lucky day. That's right!

Developed by a Los Angeles-based startup of the same name, Beam is essentially an Android-based LED pico projector that can also serve as a smart LED light bulb. Screw it into an existing E26/E27 ...

A lot of projectors give off pretty severe ‘Q4 budget presentation’ vibes, but you can always rely on Loewe to ensure that its stuff looks a little bit sexier – and the stupidly named We. BEAM is no ...

Pico projectors have found their way into smartphones before now (e.g. the Samsung Galaxy Beam), but mostly as an gimmicky add on. And one that’s fizzled out, rather than becoming a standard issue ...