CES 2025 delivered groundbreaking innovations, from agentic AI and Blockchain to health tech and humanoid robotics, ...

AP Much of the technology showcased at CES — like these Halliday AI glasses — are made to improve consumers’ lives. Christopher Trim/CSM via ZUMA Press Wire / SplashNews.com Another example ...

The Xreal One glasses only released a few months ago, but Xreal is back already with the One Pro AR specs for CES 2025. With ...

CES 2025 is over, and a frazzled TechRadar team has returned with strange memories of weird furry robots and light therapy ...

These are tech expert Marc Salzman's top CES picks for USA TODAY after his hands-on with future gadgets and gear in Las Vegas ...

AI was everywhere at this year’s CES, and every major PC-gaming company is trying to figure out how to bring AI to its customers in a practically useful way. The most ambitious example so far is ...

Every year at CES, there are products everyone wants to talk about. Sometimes, this is because the tech is a leading example of innovation and design, deserving of our Best of CES Awards.

Samsung, for example, shared this theme for its CES 2025: "AI for All: Everyday, Everywhere." Brand new AI and touch screen-enhanced home appliances will be showcased by the company. Samsung has ...

A lot of other robot vacuums showcased at CES 2025 had tricks (Dreame also had a step-climbing chunky-armed prototype, and Eureka had spill detection, for example). But the Roborock is close to ...

It’s been a while since I felt a profound case of gadget lust at CES, the tech trade show that takes over Las Vegas every January, but that’s what happened when I picked up Lenovo’s Legion ...

CES 2024 saw more than 138,000 attendees ... We’re seeing more technology for the disability community, for example. Products that can serve people with disabilities had a large presence ...

LAS VEGAS — Artificial intelligence was the undisputed theme at CES 2025 on Monday as Samsung ... on anything they are watching. For example, those who see a delicious dish on their screen ...