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The pandemic was top of mind in the tech of CES 2021 Of course COVID-19 was bound to be an unavoidable topic during the first-ever all-virtual CES. After all, the topic is at front of mind regardless of the topic these days. Close to a year into the pandemic, presenters still understandably feel obligated to address the always-present elephant in the room. Sometimes it was as simple as acknowledging the strangeness of moving from the Las Vegas Convention Center to a Microsoft-powered virtual ve...

Another CES is coming to a close, and though it was all digital this time, here are some of the most exciting things shown during CES 2021.

Cadillac Vertical Take-Off and Landing (Credit: General Motors) CES 2021 once again provided tech enthusiasts with a glimpse of the future—flying electric cars, smartphones with rollable screens, home robots capable of doing the dishes, and more. But will any of these innovations make their way to your home or driveway? Time will tell. But the annual tech show offered a number of bold concept ideas that grabbed our attention. Razers Project Hazel Credit: Razer Not all futures are rosy. But at...

Friday, 15 Jan 2021 07:51 AM MYT This undatde handout photo released on January 11, 2021, courtesy of Consumer Technology Association (CES), shows behind the scenes on the set of the all-digital CES 2021. — AFP pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. WASHINGTON, Jan 15 — From virus-zapping drones to smart masks to disease-predicting wearables, the tech sector is showcasing ways to detect and mitigate the coronavirus outbreak. The health crisis ...

From virus-zapping drones to smart masks to disease-predicting wearables, the tech sector is showcasing ways to detect and mitigate the coronavirus outbreak.

CES 2021 was all about the pandemic, featuring smart masks with built-in microphones, disinfectant robots, and laptops better equipped for Zoom calls.

Technology companies taking aim at COVID-19 pandemic with new gadgets MADE IN TAIWAN: FaceHeart demonstrated software that scans for severe shortness of breath, high fever, dehydration, elevated heart rate and other symptoms AFP, WASHINGTON From coronavirus-zapping drones to smart masks to disease-predicting wearables, the technology sector is showcasing ways to detect and mitigate the COVID-19 pandemic. The health crisis which forced this week’s Co...

CES delivers some real winners each year, but it also has a rich history as a breeding ground for weird technologies.  In years past, the show has yielded peculiarities such as cell phone radiation-blocking underwear, a waistline-monitoring smart belt, and a vending machine for fresh loaves of bread. Its hard to forget Charmins 2020 RollBot, a robot that can bring you a spare roll of toilet paper when you run out (strangely foreshadowing the great TP shortage that came just months later).  De...

COVID-19 is still everywhere. It’s not yet gone so we need to protect ourselves from the harmful virus that can be transmitted to us. Thought leaders and game changers at CES 2021 know about the importance of keeping our environment safe and clean, and that is why many of the innovators at the a

Razer, the Singaporean–American company known for its gaming hardware, announced a couple of concept devices at the ongoing CES 2021. One of them was