Samsung’s popular Freestyle projector just got several big upgrades for more seamless viewing
The Freestyle+ will have twice the brightness of the previous generation, but that’s not all.
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Want a truly private phone? This $700 handset promises that – and a removable battery
If maintaining your privacy is important for you, devices like the Punkt MC03 help you minimize your exposure.
The most exciting AI wearable at CES 2026 might not be smart glasses after all
Exclusive: Memories.ai’s wearable pin is now more lightweight and records for longer. But there’s a bigger story to tell here.
My search for the ultimate MagSafe accessory is over: This keyboard checks all the boxes
Clicks is launching the CES news cycle with two new keyboard-focused products: a keyboard for all and a communication-focused smartphone.
Cult favorite Pebble returns with Round 2 watch – and it’s built to look as analog as possible
It’s thin and has an e-paper display with 10 days of battery life.
80% of Apple Watch users who step up exercise now push past Quitters Day, study shows
New research suggests some people manage to push through January and keep their workout momentum going.
Can the world’s first HDR10 smart glasses replace your $2,000 OLED TV – these specs say yes
Exclusive: The RayNeo Air 4 Pro have launched ahead of CES 2026, with a feature set that we’ve yet to see from XR glasses.
True agentic AI is years away – here’s why and how we get there
Today’s AI agents are a primitive approximation of what agents are meant to be. True agentic AI requires serious advances in reinforcement learning and complex memory.
How we test portable power stations at ZDNET in 2026
We’ve tested over 100 portable power stations in recent years. Here’s how we make sure they’re worth recommending to you.