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It’s a complete overhaul of the Fitbit app, centered around the concept of adjustable, conversational coaching.
Dare I say it? Google has the wearable juice.
There’s lots we don’t know about Antigravity, the first drone from Insta360. But after my first flights, I think it could change what we expect out of drones. Want a look at some (prototype! compressed!) 360-degree footage on YouTube? I uploaded this interactive sample! Set resolution to 4K first.
From coop to attic, Home Assistant’s new Z-Wave antenna helped me connect devices in the furthest corners of my domain.
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Small form factor PCs are nothing new, but this is a refreshing take.
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The Eufy FamiLock has a digital peephole and can unlock with a wave, but it costs $400.
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ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 review: a $3,300 CES concept you can own.
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The 12-volt CRD2 fridge and freezer combo gets the basics right.
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Great for outdoorsy folks. Everyone else, get the Ray-Bans.
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More cover screen is indisputably better.
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I’m at peace with the squircle. Gemini is promising. But the sum of the parts doesn’t add up to a must-have upgrade.
You get a window. And you get a window. And you get a window.
Workout Buddy is Apple’s foray into fitness AI, but the real stars of watchOS 26 are Wrist Flick and Smart Stack.
The Torras Ostand case made me a kickstand convert and the Ostand Q3 Air improves upon on it in every way that matters. The MagSafe-compatible iPhone case offers better protection and improves the kickstand to make it more durable and useful without sacrificing pocket-ability. Too bad the price is nearly double at $65.99 / €56.95
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Oh, I had such high hopes for the Piaggio G1T4-M1N1 (“Gita Mini”). An officially licensed Star Wars bot that follows you around, dodging pedestrians while carrying 20 pounds of cargo and playing The Imperial March on its party speaker? Heck yes. But a single walk to the park showed me that this $2,875 bot doesn’t have enough smarts. (I couldn’t fit all its fails into one video!)
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PeakDo’s LinkPower makes the ultra-portable dish ultra convenient.
Alexa Plus’ new agentic AI capabilities are ambitious and show promise, but too often, I had to finish the job myself.
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The projector produces an unbelievably bright, vivid image for a portable all-in-one.
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Nothing’s ‘first true flagship’ has some stiff competition.
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It’s thinner and lighter, but you’ll need some deep pockets for this foldable.
The German brand’s new plug-in hybrid may lack personality, but it makes up for it in styling.
