Las Vegas city officials welcomed delegations from six countries to its technology-focused coworking space in downtown on Monday, a day before the official start of one of the largest consumer electronic shows in the U.S.
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Homes are getting smarter and smarter, and as they do, manufacturers will continue to work to satisfy consumers’ desire to automate some of life’s basic tasks.
Sony will release the PlayStation 5 around this “holiday season,” it said Monday at CES. Executive Jim Ryan said more will be revealed about the console in the coming months.
Intel showcased its concept foldable PC with the code name “Horseshoe Bend” at a pre-CES news conference Monday.
Facebook’s Privacy Checkup tool, launched in 2014, now gives users eight categories divided into four adjustable sections. It lets people quickly manage data-sharing settings within the platform.
Pet technology will be on display in at least two areas at the convention, with exhibitors showing off gadgets like advanced collars and smart litter boxes.
Activists criticized the CES show in the past for not inviting enough women to headline events, but some are now criticizing the choice to invite presidential daughter and adviser Ivanka Trump to keynote the 2020 show.
Hyundai and Uber on Monday announced a partnership for the ride-hailing company’s Uber Air vision.
The Consumer Technology Association, which sponsors CES, has placed kiosks with facial recognition technology across some of the trade show’s 11 venues.
Samsung and Phillips have joined three others that are already partners in Filmmaker Mode, the company said Monday at a pre-CES press conference.
TCL Corp. announced its new 10 series — TCL 10Pro, TCL 10L, TCL 10 5G — that will come to the market this year during a Monday press conference at CES 2020.
The company provided updates during a Monday press conference at CES 2020.
Panasonic Corp. brought star power to its Monday press conference at CES in Las Vegas.
“Artificial intelligence” is one of the buzzwords of CES 2020 and South Korea-based LG Electronics is using it for manufacturing its televisions and appliances.
Bosch introduced a few of its projects Monday during a news conference ahead of CES.