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New iOS Feature Lets Users Transfer Data Directly To Android

Apple has introduced a built-in feature designed to make switching from an iPhone to an Android device more straightforward. Available starting with iOS 26.3, the new option reduces reliance on third-party migration apps and aims to provide a smoother transition between mobile platforms. Instead of using external tools, users can now begin the transfer directly […]

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Inside The Global Innovation Forum 2026: Judging the World’s Promising Startups

Attending the Global Innovation Forum at CES 2026 gave me a rare, concentrated look at how innovation is taking shape across the world’s leading startup ecosystems. This year again, I participated as one of the judges for the forum’s international pitching competition. Like last year’s edition, the overall quality of the startups stood out immediately. […]

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French Authorities Investigate Elon Musk’s X Over Alleged Illegal Content And Data Violations

French judicial authorities have launched a broad investigation into X, the social media platform owned by Elon Musk, and have recently taken more assertive legal steps as part of the case. The inquiry focuses on whether the platform and some of its executives may have breached French law through a range of alleged offenses linked […]

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JVCKENWOOD Buddycom-Integrated IP Radio and Award-winning VP8000 Public Safety Radio

At CEATEC 2025, JVCKENWOOD  presented its professional radio product lineup, including an IP radio technology that reflects a longer-term vision for IP-based radio equipment. One device, a new IP wireless radio designed to work with Science Arts’ Buddycom application, was shown as a non-commercial mockup with a working software demo. The other was the VP8000, […]

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Logitech Introduces Rally AI Camera And Rally AI Camera Pro (2026) With RightSight 2 And In-Wall Mounting For Large Rooms

Logitech is expanding its enterprise video lineup with the Rally AI Camera and Rally AI Camera Pro, two intelligent conference cameras designed for larger and more complex meeting spaces. Rather than focusing solely on higher resolution or larger optics, the new Rally AI models emphasize AI-driven framing, room intelligence, and a discreet physical presence that […]

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Razer Project Ava: Holographic AI Assistant Debuts At CES 2026

Project Ava is one of several experimental concepts Razer presented at CES 2026, drawing attention for its unconventional approach to human–AI interaction. Reimagined from earlier iterations, Project Ava is now positioned as a holographic AI assistant displayed within a compact 5.5-inch desktop capsule. The concept aims to explore how animated avatars and real-time interaction could […]

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Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 Plus Targets Premium Laptops With More AI and Sustained Performance

At CES 2026, Qualcomm is expanding its Windows-on-ARM ambitions with the launch of the Snapdragon X2 Plus, a new laptop platform positioned to deliver higher sustained performance, stronger on-device AI capabilities, and multi-day battery life in ultra-portable PCs. The announcement builds on the momentum of the Snapdragon X2, which Qualcomm introduced just a few months […]

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Hisense Unveils 163MX, a Massive 163-Inch RGBY MicroLED TV With Four-primary Color Architecture

At CES 2026, Hisense is presenting a clear vision of where ultra-large home displays are headed with the debut of the 163MX, a massive 163-inch MicroLED TV built around an industry-first four-primary RGBY color architecture. Recognized with a CES 2026 Best of Innovation Award, the 163MX serves as a technology showcase rather than a near-term mass-market product, […]

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Hisense Unveils 116UXS Flagship and Expands RGB MiniLED Lineup at CES 2026

At CES 2026, Hisense is doubling down on its push into high-end display technology with a new generation of RGB MiniLED televisions. Building on the company’s first consumer RGB MiniLED launch in 2025, this year’s lineup is led by the flagship 116UXS, alongside the more accessible UR9 and UR8 Series, which expand the technology across […]

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Timeli Debuts at CES 2026 with a Handheld Take on Smart Personal Safety

At CES 2026, Smart Home Protection LLC is introducing Timeli, a portable personal safety device designed to bring emergency connectivity, video documentation, and threat deterrence into a single handheld form factor. Unveiled at Eureka Park, Timeli reflects a broader shift in safety technology, extending concepts long used in smart home security into everyday, on-the-go situations. […]

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XREAL Expands Its One Series at CES 2026 With New 1S Glasses and Neo Power Hub

XREAL is coming to CES 2026 with two new additions to its One Series augmented reality ecosystem: the XREAL 1S and the XREAL Neo. These announcements build on the momentum of the One Series, following the launch of the XREAL One in December 2024 and the release of the higher-end XREAL One Pro earlier in […]

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Govee Unveils Three Smart Lights at CES 2026: Floor Lamp 3, Ceiling Light Ultra, and Sky Ceiling Light

At CES 2026, Govee is unveiling a new generation of core lighting technologies, alongside a preview of three flagship products that push lighting beyond simple automation and into a more adaptive, expressive role in the home. At the core of Govee’s new lineup are three platform-level innovations: LuminBlend+, AI Lighting Bot 2.0, and DaySync. Together, […]

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AI Regulation In China: Proposed Measures to Prevent Emotional Manipulation By Algorithms

China has introduced a new regulatory proposal aimed at artificial intelligence services that simulate human personality and interaction. The initiative, announced by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), seeks to prevent emotional manipulation by AI systems that interact with users through text, images, audio, and video. A public consultation period of one month has been […]

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Murata echorb: When Haptics, Art, and Human Interaction Converge

Getting my hands on the echorb was easily my most intriguing and impressive experience at CEATEC 2025. Part of that comes from what echorb is: a palm-sized, stone-like device that blurs the line between technology, art, and human sensation. Mixing art and technology has long been one of my favorite topics, and echorb sits squarely […]

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Hitachi at CEATEC 2025: How Metaverse AI Agents and Conversational Machines Are Augmenting Human Workers

At CEATEC 2025, Hitachi presented a connected vision for the future of industrial operations. Rather than showcasing isolated technologies, the company demonstrated how AI agents, metaverse-based digital twins, conversational machinery, and wearable sensing can work together to address a growing manufacturing challenge: maintaining efficiency, safety, and quality amid a shrinking and less experienced workforce. This […]

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LG NOVA Showcases AI-First Health, Energy, And Business Innovations At CES 2026

LG NOVA, the North America Innovation Center for LG Electronics, is returning to CES 2026 with an expanded showcase that puts a spotlight on its collaborative, AI-first innovation model. Featured in the exhibit are companies incubated internally by LG NOVA, along with startup partners and breakthrough projects that are expected to become future businesses. Taken […]

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OpenAI Introduces GPT-5.2-Codex Focused On Coding And Cybersecurity

Last week OpenAI launched a new version of its most advanced coding model, the GPT-5.2-Codex, which the company says was designed for complex software engineering tasks and also for defensive cybersecurity initiatives. Based on the recently released GPT-5.2, the new release focuses on improving the management of large-scale projects, especially when code is distributed across […]

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Meta Plans New Visual AI Model To Rival ChatGPT And Gemini

Meta seems to be developing a new artificial intelligence model focused on images and videos, codenamed “Mango.” This effort is part of its strategy to compete more directly with major players like Google and OpenAI. According to information published by The Wall Street Journal, this initiative shows Meta’s intention to strengthen its position in the […]

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The $299 Moto G Power (2026) goes all-in on durability, drops wireless charging

For $299, Motorola’s new Moto G Power (2026) is making its debut in the budget smartphone space. Officially announced today, the latest Power model doubles down on what the series does best — long battery life, a big screen, and durability — while delivering three significant upgrades over last year’s version. Sadly, there is a […]

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RNA Co-creation Consortium Is Turning Sebum RNA Into a New Skin Health Metric

CEATEC 2025 featured the usual lineup of AI demos, service robots, and experimental interfaces. But inside Hall 4, a quieter, lab-style booth stood out for a very different reason. There, the RNA Co-creation Consortium demonstrated that RNA extracted from facial sebum can provide insights into the skin’s condition and support better day-to-day cosmetic choices. The […]

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Fujitsu Extended Its AI Motion-Analytics Platform With a Life-Size Golf Experience at CEATEC 2025

At CEATEC 2025, Fujitsu expanded its ongoing exploration of what it officially calls its “AI technologies for human augmentation” with a new Golf Motion Analysis Experience, powered by the Kozuchi AI platform and developed in collaboration with Uvance partner AIGIA’s golf swing–analysis app.  This builds on last year’s showcase, where the company demonstrated how Kozuchi’s […]

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Samsung Holiday Deals: What’s On Sale This Season

Samsung has officially launched its Holiday Promo, offering discounts across a wide range of memory products, TVs, audio systems, and projectors. Whether you’re shopping for gamers, creative professionals, or anyone upgrading their home entertainment setup, this year’s lineup includes substantial savings across popular product categories. A diverse lineup of discounted products suited for entertainment enthusiasts, […]

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This Japanese AI Can Instantly Describe What You’re Seeing or Imagining

What if your brain could write its own captions, quietly, automatically, without a single muscle moving? That is the provocative promise behind “mind-captioning,” a new technique from Tomoyasu Horikawa at NTT Communication Science Laboratories in Japan (published paper). It is not telepathy, not science fiction, and definitely not ready to decode your inner monologue, but […]

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OnePlus 15 vs OnePlus 13: The Real Differences and Which One You Should Buy

When you compare the OnePlus 15 and the OnePlus 13, you are looking at two consecutive flagship generations built on very different priorities. OnePlus did not simply iterate on the 13. Instead, the 15 introduces a new design language, a major shift in performance architecture, and a noticeable change in how the company approaches mobile […]

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NEC’s AI Driving Diagnosis: When Video AI and LLM Meet the Road

At CEATEC 2025, NEC unveiled an excellent example of how generative AI can improve real-world safety. Its AI Driving Diagnosis system, demonstrated inside the company’s booth, turns ordinary dashcam footage into an intelligent conversation about how we drive—and how we could drive better. The concept might sound like another driver-monitoring gadget, but NEC’s approach is […]

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