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Best of CES 2026: The Tech That Actually Mattered
CES 2026 delivered practical innovation, from smarter laptops and refined phones to useful robots and better TVs. Here’s what truly stood out.
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CES 2026 delivered practical innovation, from smarter laptops and refined phones to useful robots and better TVs. Here’s what truly stood out.
CES showcased humanoid robots and task-focused home machines. Are human-like robots ready for homes, or are simpler robots the real future?
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Ozlo is expanding its Sleepbuds into a smart sleep data platform, combining AI, software subscriptions, healthcare partnerships, and next-generation hardware to improve sleep quality.
XBrew Lab unveiled EverNitro at CES 2026, a countertop nitro beverage machine that creates silky nitro coffee by generating nitrogen from air, offering a cartridge-free, eco-friendly…
LG’s CLOid AI-powered home robot aims to automate chores, but its CES debut highlights how far the technology still has to go.
Disney announced plans to bring vertical, short-form videos to Disney+, expanding its content strategy to appeal to mobile-first audiences.
Clicks’ new Communicator smartphone brings back physical keys with a modern Android experience, combining tactile typing with updated hardware.
Waymo has rebranded its Zeekr-built robotaxi as Ojai ahead of its commercial launch, as the autonomous vehicle company expands service to new cities.
Ford has unveiled plans for a new AI assistant and a next-generation BlueCruise system, aiming for hands-free and eventually eyes-off driving later this decade.
AMC has previewed its upcoming series The Audacity at CES 2026, a dark comedy exploring how Silicon Valley figures are shaping modern society.
Waymo is rebranding its Zeekr-built robotaxi as “Ojai” ahead of its commercial rollout, as the autonomous vehicle company expands to new cities.
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