There’s more misery ahead for Huawei, which just saw AT&T pull out of a deal to carry its first smartphone, and fellow Chinese tech firm ZTE. The duo are well known for their growing smartphone businesses worldwide, but it is their more established telecom networking and equipment units that are again under fire in Washington. A new bill introduced to Congress proposes a ban… Read More
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Robots were everywhere at CES 2018. From soccer to ping-pong, see how CNET staffers fared against artificially intelligent bots.
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The annual show in Singapore may not be as glamorous or the place for new announcements unlike its counterparts around the world, but there’s plenty to see for car enthusiasts.
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Cruise Automotive is taking the wraps off its first fully autonomous car, the Cruise AV, and it’s a lot more than a Bolt EV without a brake pedal.
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CES features the latest tech from all over the world, from cameras, to robots, to connected cars. So what was the biggest hit with attendees?
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At the Consumer Electronics Show this week, VR company Displaylink explained to us how it aims to bring a fully wireless VR experience to both single and multiplayer VR gaming setups in the near future.
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More than ever, companies at CES are highlighting car technology. As the show winds down, we reflect on the trends we’ve seen this year.
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GM and Cruise are making progress on their plan to deploy autonomous vehicles on roads for the public: Today, it’s showing off its fourth-generation Cruise Autonomous Vehicle (AV), which comes just a few short months after it first revealed its third-generation vehicle. The fourth generation car is production-ready, according to GM’s Dan Ammann, who discussed the new vehicle on a… Read More
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Now the automaker must prepare for the age of the truly driverless car.
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From an Alexa-enabled microwave, a rollable OLED screen, to a robotic dog, these are all the products that impressed us at CES in 2018.
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