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Jan 18, 2021 4:00 AM PT With the attack in Washington, D.C. happening right before CES, I was worried that I wouldn't focus on the show and, I expect, that distraction and the coming inauguration did split attention. However, one of the nice things about working from home is being able to watch TV while you are working. For many of us, the TV has become much more of a companion during the pandemic. One thing that continues to strike me is that we still seem to do these remote activities as we did when we met in person. Streaming and video conferencing tools we are using still don't allow us...

| The future of work from CES: The headquarters at home CES 2021 offered insights on what it's like to work from home and how far technology still has to go to make it the office we all need. Morsa Images / Getty Images This year’s CES, which ends today, has been fascinating because it's showcased a coming shift in product design based on the assumption that — rather than everyone going into the office — many people will remain working at home for the foreseeable future.  One of the most exciting sessions at the virtual event focused on this new work-from-home no...

Experience CES 2021 Day 3 yourself: Here's how to watch CNET's livestream As CES 2021 ends, join CNET while we select the show's top products, crack open the iPhone 12 and take deep dives on the future of telehealth and mobility. Listen - 04:07 The all-virtual CES 2021 is nearing an end, but on Wednesday CNET has another full day of livestream fun. We'll bring you a flying car, our picks for the best of CES, and CNET expert panels on telehealth and reinventing the post-pandemic commute. And don't forget to join us Thursday at 10 a.m. ET/7 a.m. PT for ...

CNET's Brian Cooley joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss new tech being revealed at 2021's CES including Samsung's new robotic assistants and devices with rollable screens. He also talks about the top tech trends for the year, including medical devices to help us stay healthy.

Jan 7, 2021 / 08:28 PM EST NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (WISH) — Central Indiana’s only groomed snow tubing hill is back open for families to enjoy. The Koteewi Run Seasonal Slopes and their 700 feet of snow lanes are open for some this winter season. Brian Cooley, president of Outdoor Excursions Inc., says as long as it’s cold enough, you bring your family and they’ll bring the snow. “We can start making snow at about 28 degrees,” he said. “In between 10 and 20 degrees is really the sweet spot.” He says they’ve already used more than 20 million gallons of water, from the nearby lake...