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Nothing reportedly plans AI-powered smart glasses and earbuds
Nothing is reportedly working on AI-powered smart glasses and earbuds, signalling its expansion into wearable technology and next-generation smart devices.
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Nothing is reportedly working on AI-powered smart glasses and earbuds, signalling its expansion into wearable technology and next-generation smart devices.
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Clicks’ new Communicator smartphone brings back physical keys with a modern Android experience, combining tactile typing with updated hardware.
Amazon announced new Ring features at CES 2026, including fire alerts, an app store, AI detection, and advanced home sensors.
Narwal unveiled new AI-powered vacuum cleaners at CES, featuring pet monitoring, object recognition, and jewellery detection.
LEGO introduces Smart Bricks at CES 2026, adding interactive, responsive building elements that work without screens.
LG unveils its ultra-thin OLED evo W6 TV at CES, measuring just 9mm thick and supporting wireless 4K video and audio.
Voice AI startup Subtle launches noise-cancellation earbuds ahead of CES, offering clearer calls, accurate voice notes, and AI-powered dictation features.
A curated list of practical gadgets that make settling into your first apartment easier, from smart home security and lighting to cleaning and cooking essentials.
Pebble introduces the Pebble Round 2, a reboot of its thinnest smartwatch, featuring a circular e-paper display, long battery life, and a $199 price point.
Clicks Technology unveils the Communicator, a BlackBerry-inspired smartphone with a physical keyboard, alongside a $79 snap-on Power Keyboard designed for phones, tablets, and smart devices.
A curated list of smart pet gadgets, from AI cameras to automated feeders, designed to make modern pet ownership easier and more enjoyable.
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