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Samsung’s trifold phone unfolds into a 10-inch tablet, promising to replace both handset and slate—if your wallet can handle the $2,199 price.
Aliro, the long-awaited smart-lock standard, will launch this year with backing from Apple, Google, and major lock makers, promising one digital key for every door.
Lego’s first CES keynote unveils ‘Vivid Brick,’ a hybrid toy platform merging AR and physical bricks, aiming to reclaim screen-glued kids.
James Cameron’s sci-fi epic blazes past $1 billion worldwide in just 12 days, setting a 2025 speed record and positioning itself to challenge the all-time box-office list.
Belkin’s Switch 2 Power Case hides a 7,200 mAh battery and e-ink screen, letting gamers charge on the fly without ever cracking the cover.
Plaud’s AI Pin and Desktop Hub promise to end lost meeting notes with real-time transcription, speaker ID, and military-grade privacy.
Xreal debuts $399 cinema glasses at CES, shrinking flagship specs into a 72 g frame and turning any seat into a 330-inch private theater.
Jackery unveils a solar-charging gazebo, an indestructible power station, and a sun-tracking robot that together promise true energy independence.
Jackery’s CES 2026 showcase delivers a 3.6 kW solar gazebo and an AI-guided SunBot that follows the light, turning backyard hangouts into self-sufficient power plants.
Subtle’s surprise pop-up in San Francisco quietly debuted noise-canceling earbuds that undercut rivals by $70 and vanished at sunset, leaving hype in its wake.
Leaked code and developer whispers suggest The Sims 4 is ready to let players crown monarchs, pass sweeping edicts, and build ten-generation dynasties in an upcoming Royalty & Legacy expansion.
Samsung Display begins mass-producing a 34-inch 1,300-nit QD-OLED panel with a V-Stripe subpixel layout, setting the stage for brighter, crisper ultrawide monitors this fall.