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CES 2021: smart masks, smarter homes and flying vehicles Tech giants from around the world gathered for this year’s virtual festival, but what are the main takeaways? January 28, 2021 11:41 am This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) looked different from the previous 53 editions. Held annually in Las Vegas, US, this year’s show – which brought together some 1,900 tech companies – was virtual. It’s estimated that around 150,000 people tuned in online throughout the week. Perhaps unsurprisingly Covid was the dominant theme this year, whether it was tech solutions for pandemic ...

It continued investments in the AI ecosystem that adapt to consumers’ evolving lifestyles. 12 Jan, 2021 - 09:26 AM IST     |     By indiantelevision.com Team     NEW DELHI: Samsung opened the Consumer Electronics Show 2021 with a crisp, 30-minute keynote, sharing its vision for the future and introducing a slew of new products at the virtual press conference. Among fresh launches is its new range of bespoke refrigerators that you can mix, match and combine into different configurations. Samsung has also launched its first MicroLED TV, which will be commercially available in a co...

The feature is said to be able to monitor exercise form, provide encouragement, and display metrics such as estimated calories burned and the counting of repetitions

Samsung at CES 2021: SmartThings Cooking Service, JetBot 90 AI+ Cleaner, Bot Handy Robot Debut Samsung’s SmartThings Cooking runs preference surveys to recommend recipes and dietary restrictions. By Jagmeet Singh | Updated: 12 January 2021 13:27 IST Samsung syncs Family Hub refrigerators with its Galaxy phones using SmartThings Cooking service Highlights The company brought JetBot 90 AI+ home cleaning bot Samsung announces a smart health trainer for its 2021 TVs Samsung kicked off its CES 2021 event with a host of announcements related to its artificial inte...

January 12th, 2021 Engadget We’ll admit, we weren’t entirely sure what to expect when we agreed to judge the annual Best of CES Awards without an in-person show. How many companies would show up to an online-only show? What would we lose without being able to wander the halls of a massive convention center and see the products up close? As it turns out, we needn’t have worried. More than 1,900 brands, big and small, turned up this year, according to the Consumer Technology Association, the industry group that organizes the show each year. What’s more, many companies found socially dis...