CES 2018

IBM Wants to Use Your Data to Create Hyper-Accurate Weather Forecasts

By Alex Fitzpatrick

Samsung Exec: Why We're Betting Big on the Smart Home

By Lisa Eadicicco

Here's One Way Microsoft's Amazon Alexa Rival Could Win

By Lisa Eadicicco

3 Things I Learned About the Future of Technology at This Year's CES

By Lisa Eadicicco
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The 9 Absolute Weirdest Gadgets We Saw at CES This Year

From a robot that folds your laundry to a suitcase that follows you around

By Lisa Eadicicco

The 5 Best Laptops We Saw at CES 2018

From super thin new notebooks to laptops with dazzling HDR screens

By Lisa Eadicicco

10 of the Coolest Gadgets We Saw at CES 2018

The best tech from the biggest gadget show of the year

By Lisa Eadicicco

This Wild Concept Car Puts a Gigantic Screen in the Front Seat

It's launching in the U.S. in 2020

By Lisa Eadicicco

This Android Phone With a Built-In Projector Is Perfect For Movie Lovers

No more watching movies on a tiny smartphone screen

By Lisa Eadicicco

Amazon Alexa Could Make These Smart Glasses Way Better Than Google Glass

They look cooler, too

By Lisa Eadicicco

This New Virtual Reality Headset Could Finally Get You Into VR

It's affordable, comfortable and it doesn't require a computer or smartphone to work

By Lisa Eadicicco

I Rode Lyft's Self-Driving Taxi Down the Las Vegas Strip. Here's What It Was Like

Here's what it was like

By Lisa Eadicicco

This Wild New Laptop Uses Your Phone as a Touchpad and Second Screen

It's a pretty cool concept

By Lisa Eadicicco

Google Is On a Mission to Upstage Amazon at This Year's CES

Google is going all-out to avoid CES from turning into another Alexa-palooza

By Lisa Eadicicco

Lenovo's New Laptops Have a Really Smart Feature if You're Concerned About Webcam Privacy

Mark Zuckerberg would approve

By Lisa Eadicicco

Your Future Smart Car Could Use AI To Help You Drive

Nvidia is helping carmakers build AI assistants

By Lisa Eadicicco

This Startup Wants to Turn Every Device You Own Into a Powerful Gaming PC

Blade's Shadow service lets you run PC games on any device with a screen and an Internet connection

By Lisa Eadicicco

3 Things to Expect at CES 2018, The Biggest Tech Show of the Year

Including augmented reality, better TVs and smarter gadgets

By Lisa Eadicicco
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