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We're here! The Engadget CES 2025 team has mostly arrived in Las Vegas, where we'll be covering tech's biggest annual conference. Our war room is open, the team has been seeing products and the... coverage will ramp up in just a few short hours. Still, the show doesn't officially kick off for a couple of days, since the convention center is only truly open on January 7. But we'll have plenty of press conferences to cover tomorrow, and companies are already holding somewhat secretive briefings to preview their news. Based on our experience, as well as observation of recent industry trends, it's fairly easy to make educated predictions about what we might see here. Over the years, the focus of the conference has spanned areas like TVs, cars, smart home products and personal health, with a...

Amid the global Coronavirus outbreak, the Consumer Technology Association has announced that the annual CES will be moving to an all-digital format for the 2021 show. CES moves online-only in 2021 In... a move that will surprise few, the CTA has decided to cancel the in-person component for CES 2021. The CTA has delayed making a decision for the 2021 show as it tracked the spread of COVID-19 which has been particularly rough in the US.

CES doesn’t phase me anymore. After years of traveling to Vegas to be dazzled by the latest technology and gadget innovations, it all feels meh. But maybe that’s the problem —... we’ve become immune to the growing intrusiveness of our connected lives. It wasn't until my boss reacted with a "that's SUPER creepy" to a car that can identify your gender, that I really started paying attention. Everywhere I went on the show floor, cameras, sensors, and little electronic eyes constantly followed me. Each one trying to guess my mood, age, weight, posture, and what I ate for lunch (well, not the last one, but who knows what the future holds). The best part is, each brand claimed that gathering all this information would actually make my life easier and more secure.

Opté Precision Skincare System debuted at CES that instantly restores the natural-looking beauty of your skin using algorithms and printing technology to correct facial imperfections.

Sex tech is allowed at CES this year for the first time. Is cannabis tech next?

CES once again offers a look at the latest and greatest technological innovations that could be available in your next car.

Pillar Memory is a smart wooden stick that helps parents track their children's height. The post is covered in LED lights and create white markings when drawn on - and it made its debut at CES.

Ronan Dunne, the CEO of Verizon Wireless, tells CNET that some of these devices will arrive below $600.

A privacy panel at the giant tech conference underscores how crucial the topic has become.

Ivanka Trump spent an hour on the CES 2020 keynote stage advocating White House plans to shape the workforce of the future.       

If you told me one of my favorite announcements from CES was going to be a pair of MR glasses, I would've called you crazy.

The "Age of Experience" includes companion robots, AI-powered homes and smart cities powered by 5G, co-CEO H.S. Kim touted during a keynote.

Toilet paper on-demand and clean teeth in 10 seconds, to name a couple.

Smartphones haven't been forgotten amid all the new tech at the CES gadget show this week in Las Vegas. New products on display include a tablet that folds into a phone and a device that turns... your finger into a phone. (Jan 10)        

We can all use some help with our health and CES 2019 was packed with intriguing devices designed to combat pain and stress, help you monitor blood pressure, reduce tinnitus, and care for the sick or... elderly. The post The best CES 2019 health gadgets combat stress, pain, and more appeared first on Digital Trends.

USA TODAY Consumer Tech reporter Jennifer Jolly reports on the robot revolution that became the story of CES 2019 in Las Vegas.        

This year at CES Samsung celebrated 50 years in the electronics business, and seemed intent on blowing things out with a combination of smart home products, AI and 5G. Besides taking a victory lap... over its advances in next-gen wireless, the compa...

The diet starts tomorrow.

It's not just FCC Chairman Ajit Pai who'll back out of CES as a result of the US government shutdown. The Consumer Technology Association has confirmed that at least ten government officials have... cancelled their speaking engagements at the technolog...

Emotional robots, beer pods, flexible phones and 8K TVs are all part of our CES tech show preview.

This year's Consumer Electronics Show is bringing the latest in tech including self-driving suitcases and motorcycles. Jefferson Graham reports for USA TODAY.      ...  

This year was all about polish, and that's a very good thing. As virtual reality and augmented reality continue to grow in popularity, CES remains one of the best places to see what we can expect in... the coming year. This year, in particular, we got a look at some very cool new headsets aimed at improving the overall experiences we have today. Lots of companies are eager to ditch the cord, remove the phone, and generally make it so VR headsets are self-contained wonders. In the augmented reality world, it feels more and more like we're returning to the notion that "smart glasses" for specific use cases are the way of the future. Curious to see what made CES extra awesome for VR and AR fans? Here's what we've found. Lenovo Mirage Solo Daydream Standalone is real at last! No more messing...

The Meltdown and Spectre CPU vulnerabilities hung like a shadow over the festivities of CES. What's typically a celebration of consumer electronics was instead a stark reminder of just how... far-reaching these issues are. And that's especially the case...

There's a growing list of tech for pets every year, and it's all meant to improve not just your lifestyle, but the life of your cat or dog. Here are our favorite pet wearables and gadgets we found at... CES 2018. The post Even pets got in on the action at CES with these gadgets for furry friends appeared first on Digital Trends.

CES is a place of extremes. Each year, tech companies big and small spare no expense in coming up with bizarre ways to showcase their (often relatively mundane) gadgetry: massive tunnels made of huge... OLED displays, home appliances with built-in assistants, and weird concept cars unlikely to make it far beyond the Las Vegas Convention Center floor. But, peer behind the over-the-top displays of headline-grabbing "innovation," and there's a troubling truth that should come as little surprise to anyone in the industry: CES still fuels the sexist narratives so many have worked to change over the last year.