CES 2018

Cherry's new low-profile switches for gaming keyboards and laptops maintain the company’s distinct feel despite low travel.

I drove around in two autonomous taxis at CES, which demonstrated that self-driving cars still have a long way to go.

From smart sleep masks to intelligent mattresses, a new lineup of high-tech sleep solutions is here to help you get eight hours of shut-eye.

Tactical Haptics's transforming VR controller lets you wield a sword, use a two-handed weapon and drive a car without leaving VR.

There was a blackout at CES, a show where everything needs electricity. Maybe the real lights were the friends we made along the way.

Shipping this summer, When In Rome taps into the Alexa voice assistant to help you play a trivia board game.

The Xperia XA2 and XA2 Ultra feature improved displays that trim the bezels, but the dual front cameras on the Ultra steal the show.

This disc shaped, programmable robot is simple enough for four-year-olds, but challenging enough for teens.

Roader hopes to thrive where other wearable cameras have fallen flat by giving you control over what you capture and adding 10 extra seconds of buffer to videos.

Huawei's Mate 10 Pro finally has a U.S. release date and a price, but lacks a wireless carrier as a launch partner, as had been rumored.

The Polk Audio Command Bar is a soundbar with Amazon's Alexa assistant built right inside.

Intel is updating not only its gaming mini PCs, but is bringing out new NUC mini PCs for home and businesses.

Motorola has brought a pair of new Moto Mods for its Moto Z smartphones to CES, one of which figures to bring back the QWERTY keyboard in a big way.

Smartwatch designers are finally reaching out to an important demographic: women.

All mid-tier and budget Alcatel phones will feature full-view screens with 18:9 aspect ratios, like in higher-end flagship models.

Intel’s CES 2018 keynote discussed the role of data in the future of VR, sports, movies, computing and autonomous transportation.

Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820 will power Facebook's Oculus Go VR headset. Also announced was a low-power chipset that extends ear-bud talk time.

The HTC Vive Pro VR headset is better than the Vive in almost every way, and a new wireless adaptor will work with both headsets.

The E-Vone smart shoes can automatically alert loved ones when someone falls down, thanks to sophisticated sensors and wireless tech.

The Dynamics Wallet Card holds your accounts digitally so your bank can replace your credit card number instantly.

The Honor View 10 has built-in artificial intelligence that helps features like photo-taking and security.

Garmin's upgraded its Alexa-integrated Speak dashboard-mounted device with a dash cam that packs safety-oriented perks.

The CX-1 from ForwardX Robotics uses facial recognition and obstacle avoidance to follow behind you at up to to 7 miles per hour.

Asus phones tend to last a long time on a charge, and the ZenFone Max Plus should be no exception, thanks to a 4,130 mAh battery. The $329 phone ships in February.

At CES 2018, McAfee unveiled its own identity-protection service as well as a partnership with D-Link to protect a smart home.

Garmin’s new GPS running watch finally gains music, but it’ll cost you.

MSI's Optix MPG monitors feature customizable SteelSeries lights that can react to the in-game action.

AMD is bringing out a series of new Ryzen chips for desktop, including a pair of affordable processors with integrated Radeon graphics.

Nvidia's Big Format Gaming Displays cram features such as 4K, HDR and G-Sync into a giant 65-inch screen with a built-in Shield.