On Day Two of CES 2007, the news, announcements, and analysis kept rolling in, and our editors and analysts were on top of it all. Find out about the Blu-ray Consortium's plans for world domination, how you'll be getting TV on your PC and vice versa, a camera sensor that sees in the dark, and lots more, in this selective sample of today's stories.

AMD Touts Flexible Platform Initiative
At CES today, reports ExtremeTech's Loyd Case, AMD revealed details of its platform initiative, called "Better by Design." Aimed at Intel's platform branding, such as that company's Centrino brand, AMD promises that Better by Design will offer partner companies--such as Atheros, Broadcom, and Nvidia--inclusion in the branding initiative. Get more details on how and when this initiative begins in Loyd's story.

It's All About the TV/PC
Senior editor Dan Costa reports that bridging the gap between the television and the PC is a major theme at CES 2007. If you have ever wanted to watch YouTube videos on your TV or watch "The Wire" on your laptop during a business trip, a new generation of consumer electronics will soon be here to help. Read more about Slingbox's SlingCatcher (pictured above), the Monsoon Hava Gold HD, and even the Apple TV, which isn't even to be found on this particular show floor.

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Secure Wi-Fi is About to Get Simpler
Today at CES, the Wi-Fi Alliance announced that network security is about to get a lot easier to manage: Instead of selecting a security method and entering a password to connect to a secure Wi-Fi network, you'll be able to connect by simply pressing a button or entering a short PIN code. Read Dylan Tweney's report.

Blu-ray's Big Plans For 2007
You probably won't be hugely surprised to hear this: The Blu-ray consortium believes that the format war is in its final stages, and the winner is them. At CES 2007, the group held a press conference to reflect back on 2006 and talk about plans for the year ahead. Find out which heavy-hitting movie studios joined them, in laptop analyst Cisco Cheng's report.

New Imaging Sensors That Can Do It In The Dark
A camera sensor that can capture images--with almost no visible light? A Korean company, Planet82, is making that claim, and backing it up with CES show-floor demos. Read camera analyst Terry Sullivan's intriguing story to find out how the technology works.

Dell Uses Overclocked Processor in Gaming PC
At CES today, senior editor Laarni Almendrala Ragaza found out how Dell plans to take on the big boys in the gaming arena: It's turning to overclocked processors. Read Laarni's story to get all the details on the newest iteration of Dell's XPS 710 line, the XPS 720 H2C Edition--the system Dell is touting as its ultimate performance PC for gamers and computing enthusiasts.

CES in Pictures: Crazy Cars and Super-Hot Hot Rods
Ziff Davis Media's executive product director/executive producer Robyn Peterson paid a visit to the Las Vegas Convention Center's North Hall, which is packed to the rafters with car technology. Check out his slideshow, filled with pictures of some of the wildest rides you can imagine.

CrankyGeeks: Trends of CES 2007
Looking for the grouchy perspective? Join John C. Dvorak and guests Shawn Dubravac-, Billy Brackenridge, and Robin Raskin to find out what the big trends are at this year's CES.

DL.TV: Cell Phones with Sascha Segan
Tireless cell phone analyst Sascha Segan joins Patrick Norton on the CES set of DL.TV to talk all about the cell phones on display at CES 2007.