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The newest high tech gadgets from the Consumer Electronics Show
Read full article: The newest high tech gadgets from the Consumer Electronics ShowFitness Coach Amy Pattison recently attended the CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas. Eden asked her to keep an eye out for some products that viewers may find interesting. Like Eden, Amy says she isn’t a tech inclined person, but thought that some of the items she saw would excite us. From having a manicure done by a machine, to getting your grass cut by a robot, most of the products Amy shared were designed to save us time! She also showed us a Walking Pad that uses regularly to “get her steps in.”
The ‘Worst in Show’ CES products put your data at risk and cause waste, privacy advocates say
Read full article: The ‘Worst in Show’ CES products put your data at risk and cause waste, privacy advocates saySo much of the technology showcased at CES includes gadgets made to improve consumers’ lives — whether by leveraging AI to make devices that help people become more efficient, by creating companions to cure loneliness or by providing tools that help people with mental and physical health.
Walmart heads into official start of holiday season with strong momentum after robust 3Q results
Read full article: Walmart heads into official start of holiday season with strong momentum after robust 3Q resultsWalmart ratcheted up sales and profits again in the third quarter with its comparatively low prices proving a powerful draw for shoppers seeking to cut spending where they could.
Stellantis warns union of 2,000 or more potential job cuts at an auto plant outside Detroit
Read full article: Stellantis warns union of 2,000 or more potential job cuts at an auto plant outside DetroitStellantis is warning that it could lay off as many as 2,450 of the 3,700 union workers employed at a truck plant just outside of Detroit.
Sony to cut about 900 jobs in its PlayStation unit as layoffs in technology, gaming sector continue
Read full article: Sony to cut about 900 jobs in its PlayStation unit as layoffs in technology, gaming sector continueSony will cut about 900 jobs in its PlayStation division, or about 8% of its global workforce, becoming the latest company in the technology and gaming sector to announce layoffs.
Robot baristas and AI chefs caused a stir at CES 2024 as casino union workers fear for their jobs
Read full article: Robot baristas and AI chefs caused a stir at CES 2024 as casino union workers fear for their jobsRobots of all kinds caused a stir on the show floor this week at the annual CES technology trade show in Las Vegas.
Tech innovations that caught our eye at CES 2024
Read full article: Tech innovations that caught our eye at CES 2024From electric cars to transparent TVs to the latest accessibility tech and virtual assistants backed by artificial intelligence, there was a wide range of innovations on display at the CES tech show in Las Vegas this week.
Here are the 'Worst in Show' CES products, according to consumer and privacy advocates
Read full article: Here are the 'Worst in Show' CES products, according to consumer and privacy advocatesThe best CES products pierce through the haze of marketing hype at the Las Vegas gadget show to reveal innovations that could improve lives.
Hydrogen energy back in the vehicle conversation at CES 2024
Read full article: Hydrogen energy back in the vehicle conversation at CES 2024While electric vehicles are gaining the lion’s share of the attention for carbon-neutral technology at CES 2024, hydrogen energy has snuck its way back into the conversation thanks to two automotive giants.
Walmart experiments with AI to enhance customers' shopping experiences
Read full article: Walmart experiments with AI to enhance customers' shopping experiencesWalmart has unveiled plans to dive further into the world of artificial intelligence — and drones — to improve its customers’ shopping experiences.
Stellantis cancels presentation at Las Vegas technology show due to UAW strike impact
Read full article: Stellantis cancels presentation at Las Vegas technology show due to UAW strike impactStellantis has said it will be canceling its participation in next year’s CES technology show in Las Vegas due to the “mounting” costs of the ongoing auto workers strike in North America.
Stellantis earnings rise as EV push drives higher sales
Read full article: Stellantis earnings rise as EV push drives higher salesAutomaker Stellantis says earnings grew in 2022 from a year earlier and its push into electric vehicles led to a jump in sales even as it faces growing competition from the industrywide shift.
Best of CES 2023: Nutrition tracking and a very smart mixer
Read full article: Best of CES 2023: Nutrition tracking and a very smart mixerFrom an AI oven that promises to warn you when your food is about to burn to a mixing bowl designed to take the hassle out of tracking calories, food tech has been a key theme at this year’s CES tech show in Las Vegas.
CES 2023: Companies tout environmental tech innovations
Read full article: CES 2023: Companies tout environmental tech innovationsAs countries grapple with how to limit global warming to just 1.5 degrees Celsius and avoid the most extreme climate disasters, numerous companies at this year’s CES tech show in Las Vegas hope to be part of the solution.
Live updates: Virus forces changes in Vegas gadget gathering
Read full article: Live updates: Virus forces changes in Vegas gadget gatheringThe big CES gadget convention held annually in Las Vegas is being trimmed from four days to three amid a jump in COVID-19 cases and the withdrawal of some well-known tech presenters.
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5 CES Trends to Watch
Read full article: 5 CES Trends to WatchFILE - People look at a 145 inch Ultra Large UHD display in the LG booth at the CES tech show, on Jan. 8, 2020, in Las Vegas. CES, the annual gadget show that showcases the buzziest and brightest tech, looks different this year less Vegas glitz, more internet efficiency. Trends to watch reflect the tumultuous year that preceded it. These include COVID-related robots and gadgets, products that make it easier to work from home, more uses for 5G technology, AI infused in everything, and TVs that can bend or even become transparent. On the last day of CES, Samsung will debut its new 5G enabled iteration of its Samsung Galaxy phone — an event that isn't affiliated with CES but still likely to draw buzz.
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Hollywood-backed Quibi thinks you'll pay for its video bites
Read full article: Hollywood-backed Quibi thinks you'll pay for its video bitesThe company behind this billion-dollar bet is Quibi (KWIH-bee), which is preparing to offer movies, shows and other short form video designed for viewing in short bursts on mobile devices. Company executives argued at CES that Quibi will offer the first entertainment platform designed exclusively for the phone. “'Paid premium short form' (video) has never been in the same sentence. Quibi executives at the CES gadget show in Las Vegas showed off technology on Wednesday designed to make video viewing on the phone easier. For instance, it will let you watch full-screen video whether you hold the phone upright or sideways.