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That $6.99/month Connect+ subscription is finally starting to make sense.

Originally announced in October, it's finally here.

Don't let a bad "stress score" stress you out even more.

The world's biggest technology trade show is here, and Jordan Calhoun, Beth Skwarecki, Jake Peterson, and Michelle Ehrhardt are on the ground in Las Vegas.

A premium, standalone VR headset for creative work, mixed reality, or high-end apps.

The 'Best of CES' award winners are official, highlighting the best new tech that CES had to offer.

Finally, a robot vacuum that can climb stairs.

One controller to rule them all!

Your Ford is getting its own ChatGPT.

A triple-screen laptop extender that adds two displays without the added cost of separate monitors.

Tired of all the Microsoft AI slop? You can remove it entirely.

Nothing's first budget-friendly over-ear headphones have 100 hours of battery life.

This privacy feature keeps users in a single app.

Our brains simply aren't built to handle this much stimulation.

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These streaming shows will turn you Upside Down.

Standard wheelchairs are less capable than electric ones. WheelMove wants to change that.

It's freezing outside and your power just went out-along with your furnace or boiler.

They're colorful-and cheap.

When my daughter showed me videos of rideable luggage, I was cynical. Then I actually tried it out.

The latest LTE model with twice the storage is $150 off.

The Intricuit Magic Screen is going on Kickstarter soon, the company says.

A single unit covers up to 2,200 square feet, which is enough for most apartments and smaller homes.

A lot of the best features are buried deep in menus-here's what's worth digging for.

Upgrade your tools set or start a brand new one for the New Year with these great deals on Milwaukee tools at Home Depot.

There are so many VPNs to pick from-how do you decide which one is just right?

The who, what, why, when, and where of 2026's Consumer Electronics Show.

The most commonly used Nvidia graphics cards are starting to get left in the dust.

The iGuardStove keeps seniors safe in the kitchen by reducing the chance of cooking fires.

It's the best of both worlds.

Finally, a SteamOS device with a modern chip and a large, high-res OLED screen.

Is it OK to use AI to zoom in on your reticle in a shooter?

Lenovo's Yoga Mini i actually has a useful power button.

Lenovo's new laptop can also open and close itself.

Asus and XREAL are working together to make the big screen better for gaming, and smaller than ever before.

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The cottage has wi-fi now.

Forget overpriced cleaner apps-Mole does it all for free.

This lightweight Anker power station is its quickest charging yet.

The new Pixel has Gemini AI and satellite SOS, and it's now at its lowest price yet.

It took creativity (and money), but now I can cook in my little kitchen.

And you can already buy them.

The 64GB version of last year's model of the Kindle designed for note-taking is currently $140 off.

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The silent smoke detector has a strobe light to help locate your pets in an emergency.

If you don't want your TV to look like a TV, you have another option.

Get more out of Apple's smart speaker.

This is almost the same pet door I saw last year, except for one major update.

This compact, entry-level smart treadmill is perfect for tackling your New Year's resolutions.