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Unpacking what’s new at one of the world’s biggest tech trade shows is a dizzying experience. Here’s the best (and weirdest) tech at CES 2024 we found.

Best known for its smartphones and TVs, Samsung is now betting that people will welcome robots into their homes.

To see how the tech in your life could change in 2024, start with this week’s CES trade show in Las Vegas.

The company is allowed to sell its latest, “most popular” Apple Watch models again, but the wearables’ future remains unclear.

VR programs are popping up in nursing homes and assisted-living facilities across the country, with claims the tech helps with mood, memory loss and loneliness.

The company’s latest Apple Watches have been on the market for just three months. Now, not even Apple is sure when it can sell them again.

Small companies are trying to break down the wall around iMessage. Now Apple is firing back, and some lawmakers are taking notice.

TikTok filters such as “time travel” and “aged” are bringing us face-to-face with our future selves. Here’s how to use the effects and how people are reacting.

Apple’s embrace of a more modern messaging standard is a surprising about-face -- and perhaps a way to gain favor with the EU.

Traditional news outlets compete with and contribute to the fast-growing online news ecosystem. Here’s how Americans consume their news now.

Apple’s iMessage is synonymous with iPhones, but an Android phone maker and a New York start-up are changing that.

Foldable smartphones are having a mainstream moment this summer — but are they worth it? Here’s what you should know.

Google made passkeys the default log-in option. Here’s how passkeys work, how to set them up and why they’re safer than passwords.

A new AI function called Best Take in Google’s Pixel 8 lets you replace people’s faces, saving memories of moments that never actually happened.

Don’t be alarmed by the emergency phone, radio and TV warnings. They were a FEMA and FCC test of the national alert systems.

These days, it seems like everyone is trying to build AI tools. Google is no exception, and it’s cramming those tools into its new phones.

Meta wants to blend real and virtual worlds. One of its new products inches toward that goal; the other could help smart glasses go mainstream.

Apple’s new iPhone takes photos that are about 65 percent larger than older iPhones. You could end up spending more to store them in iCloud.