In the sea of technology that is CES, I can't tell you how nice it is to find a robot sea turtle swimming in a tank of water. It just brings me peace. This is Tartini made by Beatbot.They are mostly known for their pool cleaning robots, but they've taken some of that knowledge and applied it to this ocean monitoring tech. This is designed to swim around in the oceans, take measurements, explore, and really measure the health of our critical ocean ecosystems. Tertini here when it launches will have a solar p ...

Kind of weed whacker shaped. Or maybe more of an edger? The Motorbunny Jack handheld thrusting machine weighs 6.8lbs and provides 2” and 4” of thrust. And it connects to the Motorbunny PlayMate so you can bring an extra rumble to your video games, music, or audiobooks. It comes with a saddle for stationary pleasure (for you or a friend), a shoulder strap, and two silicone attachments 🍆 Are you ready to get Jacked? #seggstech #seggs #ces #ces2026 #adultgames ...

I just checked out Shift Doll's Muto talk. Muto talk. Muting talking.Yes. This is a mask peripheral that you put over your face and acts as a microphone. With its rubber seal around your mouth, it blocks out what you're saying, but picks it up in the mic, which helps if you're gaming or taking calls in a space that needs to be quiet.And yeah, this is great for late night gaming, but you can use it as a regular microphone, too. And when I situated on my face, it kind of sat pretty well, even though it had a ...

Oh, and what about battery life. Because yes, now now there is another thing you have to charge. But they say uh to charge it, there will be this little charging station and uh this will be like a flat brick that you would keep like plugged in your house.So it kind of like charges just by sitting on it. So it's a wireless charge. Let's say you're playing nonstop, making all these different effects go, making multiple smart bricks go.They found that you get about 45 minutes of play time, but most kids aren't ...

I'm here in front of this 116inch TV which is a mini LED TV which uses red, green and blue and an EVO which is cyan. So what you get is better blues and greens and yellows. What they say is by adding a cyan pixel to the usual three, you're getting much less blue light reflectivity into your eyeballs and that's better I think.Obviously this is a very reflective screen so it's not great for a busy show floor like this. You're getting the lights everything reflected in it. It's designed for use in a in a livin ...

Everybody watching what I do. Come walk in [music] my shoes and see the way I'm living. Got my mind on [music] my money and I'm not going away.So keep on getting your paper [music] and keep. ...

I'm back from CES. I got a lot of notes and we got to talk about the future of Apple products because after spending a week at this giant tech show, there are three things I noticed happening. Number [music] one, there is a big drive to make tech to help cure us from iPhone addiction or get us away from looking at phone screens because of what the tech has done to our brains.Number two, if Siri wants to win the [music] AI assistant wars, it needs more than just Google's help. It's going to need a cute face. ...

Product Preferences - One participant maintains their initial preference, while considering Apple's Center Stealthy Camera as a second choice [1] - The Apple camera is viewed as an incremental improvement [1] - Another participant initially prefers Nano Banana but would switch to another option due to concerns about leaks and overheating [2] - Smart glasses are seen as a promising idea but not yet ready for practical use [2] Cost Analysis - One product costs $2,000 [1] Future Trends - Smart glasses are expected to influence the rest of the decade [2]

After hundreds of flights, I learned there's one travel upgrade that makes every international trip easier, and I do it before I even leave my house. I set up a Nomad ESIM. If you have never used an EIM before, it's basically a digital SIM card you can download and activate from your phone.No airport kiosks, no swapping SIM trays, and most importantly, no surprise roaming charges when you get home. Here's what I do. I open the Nomad app, choose the country or region I'm traveling to, pick a data plan, and t ...

Artist's Background and Early Influences - Audrey Nuna sang "America the Beautiful" at the 2009 US Open at the age of 10 [1] - Early tech influence included Hit Clips with songs like "Hit Me Baby One More Time" by Britney Spears and Backstreet Boys [4][5] Music and Creative Process - "Damn Right" is recommended as a good introduction to Audrey Nuna's music catalog, while "Get Luv" is a personal favorite [3] - The artist uses an Alphasmart 3000 word processor to avoid distractions from writing on phones or laptops [8][9] - Current tech setup includes a Shure SM7B microphone and new headphones for travel and creating a workstation on the road [10] Industry Navigation and Artistic Identity - Early career involved posting covers on YouTube as a way to express herself and enter the music industry [12] - The artist's identity is rooted in futurism and a desire to not be bound by space or time, drawing inspiration from Hype Williams, Spike Jonze, and the movie Akira [16][17][18] - Animation, particularly Miyazaki's work, inspires the artist due to fewer technical limitations compared to live-action music videos [19] Current Projects and Future Aspirations - The artist expresses excitement about having more freedom and resources to create, meet collaborators, and travel the world for inspiration [14] - Feels blessed to be part of the film "K-pop Demon Hunters" and share art with people who are willing to listen [15][21][22]