Nevertheless, companies are standing firm on their decision to try and embed AI into everything: Samsung’s strapline for their appearance was “AI for All”, and LG renamed AI as “Affectionate” ...

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Consumer reporter Steve Noviello gives us a look at the 2025 International Consumer Electronics Show. Mel Gibson's house burned down in LA wildfires while he was on Joe Rogan's podcast Historic ...

Technology and lifestyle expert Stephanie Humphrey shows off some of the groundbreaking technology attendees will get to see at this year's Consumer Electronics Show. For more information ...

Comiskey spoke ahead of the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show on Sunday night to shine a light on a few of the emerging trends shaping technology that consumers can expect to see in 2025. Born ...

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And the National Museum of American Illustration has one of the largest collections of illustrated works in the country, from the Civil War era through the 1950s. Norman Rockwell is perhaps the ...

The future is here! That's what it feels like every year at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas where the latest and greatest in technology is on full display! This year's show is buzzing ...

We’ve gone from being the Consumer Electronics Show to the ‘Consumer Everything Show.’” In fact, the CTA has fully embraced this evolution, officially dropping the phrase "Consumer ...