Consumer Electronics Show (CES)
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Keychron introduces the Nape Pro, its first trackball with a slim design
Keychron unveiled its first trackball, the slim Nape Pro, which stands out at CES for its flexible desk use alongside new long-battery mechanical keyboards.
Memorable robots showcased at CES and their potential future applications
A CES roundup of the weirdest, most memorable robots and what they hint about where companies are headed, even if they’re not market-ready yet.
Chinese robot vacuum company launches two electric vehicle brands
A Chinese robot vacuum maker split off two EV brands, reflecting how Chinese electronics firms are using their manufacturing strength to move into new industries like cars.
Introduction of a new solid-state battery technology at CES
The piece questions whether a claimed solid-state battery debut at CES is real, noting CES is full of bold, future-dated tech promises.
Ford to launch AI voice assistant later this year and level 3 driving in 2028
Ford will launch an AI voice assistant for customers later this year and is targeting Level 3 self-driving in 2028.
Dell says consumers are not prioritizing AI features in PCs
Dell says most consumers aren’t buying PCs for AI features yet, so its 2026 lineup won’t be AI-first.
Top chargers and portable power solutions showcased at CES 2026
A CES 2026 roundup of the best chargers and portable power solutions, highlighting the latest charging innovations beyond the show’s big TVs.
Testing humanoid robots for household chores at CES
At CES, LG showcased its CLOiD humanoid robot, claiming it can help with household chores like preparing food and loading the washing machine.
AI technology advances in collectibles and companion robots
The piece highlights how AI-powered toys and companion robots are taking over collectibles, with two standout examples from CES.
LG's new home robot CLOi performs laundry tasks at CES
LG unveiled its new CLOiD home robot at CES, claiming it will take over household chores like doing laundry.
Top TVs showcased at CES 2026
A quick look at the standout TVs from CES 2026, where brands mostly showed off new display tech and odd gadgets rather than clear year-ahead trends.
Samsung’s Ballie home robot delayed and limited to internal use
Samsung’s Ballie home robot, once slated for summer 2025, has been downgraded to internal use six years after its CES debut.
SteamOS adoption grows with Legion Go 2 support and upcoming Arm hardware compatibility
SteamOS is expanding on PC gaming, adding Legion Go 2 support and soon broader Arm hardware compatibility.
Key highlights from CES 2026
A quick take on the most surprising CES 2026 moments, beyond the usual flashy TVs, charging gadgets, and malfunctioning robots.
New car debuts decline at CES as auto industry shifts focus to China
CES had few new car reveals this year because the auto industry’s innovation and momentum have shifted to China.
The Vergecast live at CES 2026 discusses robots that fall over
The Vergecast Live at CES 2026 looks at a strange CES where robots stole the spotlight instead of the usual pricey TVs and cars.
TV manufacturers increasingly integrate AI features in new models
The Verge’s Lowpass newsletter says TV makers at CES are pushing AI in TVs too far while showing off new display upgrades.
Disney Plus to introduce vertical video feed later this year
Disney Plus will add a vertical video feed later this year, announced at CES during its advertiser tech showcase.
Samsung’s Ballie robot unlikely to launch after initial announcement
Samsung’s Ballie smart home robot seems unlikely to launch after years of CES teases and its absence at CES 2026.
Tech from CES 2026 available for purchase
CES 2026 news is slowing, but reporters in Las Vegas are still testing and highlighting the best tech you can buy now.
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