Color me shocked. I knew you’d like the CES updates about new tech coming down the pipeline, but wow, I got so many notes about how much you enjoyed it.

I aim to please, so here we go with the rest of the gadgets, gizmos and updates you’ll want to know.

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I’m always astounded by the number of people who go to the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. This year, over 130,000 attendees and 4,000 exhibitors are descending upon the city. CES used to be the least profitable week in Vegas for casinos since no one was gambling … but it was still the biggest week for prostitution. Go figure.

Here are a few items that have caught my attention at this year’s CES — for better or worse.

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New year, new tech. “New” is a relevant term in the tech world, and there’s always something on the horizon, no matter how incremental the update may be.

You’re probably playing with the toys you got over the holidays. While you’re at it, you may want to take a new approach towards tech for the new year. Take care of your old devices, keep your new ones updated and get rid of some annoying distractions. Tap or click here for more on these simple tech resolutions.

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We love it when the Consumer Electronics Show rolls around. There are always so many wacky, interesting and innovative products unveiled during this event. During CES 2020, we saw tons of awesome and strange new products.

CES, which has been held annually since the late 1960s, is the time when tech innovators showcase all of the cool and surprising tech toys that are going to hit the market. This show has been held in Las Vegas in recent years, but this year, it’s completely virtual for the first time in history, thanks to COVID-19.

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One of the most exciting times of the year for tech geeks is when the Consumer Electronics Show rolls around. This annual event, which is held in Las Vegas, has been showcasing the newest gadgets from innovators’ minds since the late 1960s — and it’s still going strong. Unlike previous years, though, this year’s show is completely virtual, making it the first digital CES ever.

CES 2021 is happening online right now — and we’re expecting to see tons of cool and surprising new tech toys showcased over the next few days. You never know what these tech companies are going to come up with. During CES 2020, we saw some awesome and strange new products roll out — including a high-tech smart visor for your car and a foldable PC.

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The biggest annual technology convention is just around the corner. But since the pandemic has brought in-person events to an abrupt halt, this year’s CES will be an all-digital affair.

As usual, some of the major television brands got a head start before the live-streamed event kicks off next week. Tap or click here for a refresher course on some of last year’s strangest tech to debut at CES.

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With CES 2020 now in the rearview mirror, people across the web are already debating which gadgets were the best in show. But a good deal of discussion is underway about the most pointless and unusual devices on display.

There’s reason for all the debate. No two pieces of tech are alike, and sometimes true innovation can emerge in the most unlikely places imaginable. Tap or click to learn how Apple’s wearable fashion accessory helped save a man’s life.

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CES 2020 has come and gone, but the gadgets that debuted will stick with us for years to come. Whether they’re in the same exact package or wrapped up under a different brand name and enclosure, the beauty of new technology is how adaptable it can be in our daily lives.

That said, not everything at CES this year was stellar or innovative. As the world’s biggest electronics tradeshow, there’s always enough space for weird gadgets and oddball tech that someone thought would be a good idea. Tap or click here for our favorite hits and misses at the convention.

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Despite being a convention about futuristic tech, CES is steeped in tradition. Since its inception, robots have played a major role — as well as industry favorites like TVs and phones. Even cars, once a rare sight at the convention, are now an expected and solid part of the new tech lineup.

But these traditions aren’t “hard rules.” CES has unique items you can’t find anywhere else, and the show is the perfect opportunity for the mad scientists of the world to parade their wildest inventions. Tap or click here for some of the strangest things we found at CES this year.

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With CES 2020 finally rolling into Las Vegas this month, tech journalists and fans are going crazy over the plethora of new announcements and reveals. With all the new tech coming out, there’s bound to be something for everyone at the world’s biggest electronics trade show.

In the days leading up to CES, we’ve already see a handful of headline-worthy teases and reveals. From crowd pleasers like Samsung’s bezel-less TV, to strange products like the Alexa-enabled showerhead, the event is already shaping up to be the wildest yet. Tap or click here to see our CES 2020 preview.

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CES 2020 has already revealed some startling developments. Each year of the convention brings a myriad of new technological advancements, but few were prepared for what was in store this year compared to the last.

In a change from previous years, security and surveillance tech is all the rage. Whether you’re looking to monitor the perimeter of your home with cameras or flying drones, the future as shown by CES 2020 looks quite a bit more paranoid than the world of today. Tap or click to see this year’s CES surveillance tech.

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With CES 2020 now underway, attendees in Las Vegas will have the chance to see some of the world’s latest tech and gadgets in action. From TVs to robots, there’s something for everyone at the year’s biggest technology expo.

But one kind of technology is making a bigger impact this year than many expected: surveillance tech. We already have cameras in many of our gadgets, and now manufacturers are attempting to leverage this technology in new ways for consumers. Tap or click to see 4 types of spy cameras that could be watching you.

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CES 2020 is shaping up to be the tech event of the season — with some of the biggest names in the industry bringing their A-game to Las Vegas. Nobody is 100% certain about all the gadgets and gizmos that will be present, but from what’s been leaked and teased, CES 2020 looks to be quite the spectacle.

Speaking of which, the items we know will be present at the convention are already pretty impressive. Entries like true bezel-less TV sets, Segway seats and innovative 5G products will be taking center stage at one of the biggest tech events of the year. Tap or click here to see what we know so far about CES 2020.

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It’s a new year, and with that comes a slew of new technology, gadgets and product announcements. And for the best of all three, tech fans should look no further than the convention center floors of CES 2020 in Las Vegas.

Each year, CES is one of the biggest industry trade shows in the business. The event is such a big deal, in fact, that prominent companies like Samsung make it one of the first places to show off new products. Tap or click here to see how the announcements from CES 2019 panned out.

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Another successful CES event has wrapped up. Over 180,000 people in attendance got to witness the future of technology from nearly 4,500 exhibiting companies. It’s the biggest event of its kind in the U.S.

Smart toilets, iceless coolers, tons of new robots and so much more was on full display. Surely something caught your eye this week as there seemed to be something for everyone.

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