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What Changes When a Solid-State Battery Actually Ships in Q1 2026

CES 2026 NEWS – Solid-state batteries have occupied a peculiar space in the EV conversation for years: always promising, perpetually delayed, and forever framed as something that will change everything once they actually exist. CES has hosted solid-state demos for the better part of a decade, most staying behind glass with timelines stretching into the […]

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Most Robotic Mowers Can’t Handle American Lawns, This One Climbs 40-Degree Slopes

CES 2026 NEWS – Robotic mowers have been a solved problem in Europe for years. Over there, 1.5 million units ship annually, backyards tend toward flat rectangles, and the idea of a machine handling grass duty barely raises an eyebrow. Cross the Atlantic, and the math breaks down. American lawns are steeper, larger, more complicated,

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The Robotic Mower That Uses Two Navigation Systems Because One Isn’t Enough

By Vincent Nguyen / January 5, 2026 / News / CES 2026, robot lawn mower / Leave a Comment

CES 2026 NEWS – Robotic mowers have a predictable weakness that manufacturers rarely discuss. LIDAR-based navigation excels under tree cover and in complex yards but struggles in wide open spaces without reference points. RTK positioning works brilliantly in open terrain but bounces unpredictably when satellite signals hit buildings and foliage. Every mower has to pick

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This Robotic Mower Finally Figured Out What “Hands-Free” Actually Means

By Vincent Nguyen / January 4, 2026 / News / CES 2026, robot lawn mower / Leave a Comment

CES 2026 NEWS – Most robotic mowers still need babysitting. They get stuck on roots. They panic at garden gnomes. They mow the same strip seventeen times while ignoring the patch by the fence. And when the GPS drifts, you’re out there with your phone trying to convince a premium robot that your property line

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Plaud Desktop Captures Your Virtual Meetings Without the Bot Awkwardness

By Vincent Nguyen / January 4, 2026 / News / AI, CES 2026 / Leave a Comment

CES 2026 NEWS – Meeting bots have become the digital equivalent of that colleague who announces their presence a little too loudly. They join your Zoom with a megaphone notification, make external clients visibly uncomfortable, and occasionally get blocked by IT departments before they can even do their job. The friction is real. The popular

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The Wearable That Captures Conversations Before You’re Ready for Them

By Vincent Nguyen / January 4, 2026 / News / CES 2026 / Leave a Comment

CES 2026 NEWS – Most conversations worth capturing happen before you’re ready for them. The meeting starts while you’re still finding a seat. The doctor begins explaining a diagnosis while you’re processing the previous sentence. Your client mentions the real constraint in the first thirty seconds, not the last. Recording tools that require unlocking, launching,

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Samsung’s Freestyle+ Finally Addresses the One Thing Portable Projectors Get Wrong

By Vincent Nguyen / January 3, 2026 / News / CES 2026, Projector, Samsung / Leave a Comment

CES 2026 NEWS – Portable projectors have always demanded too much compromise. You get the convenience of throwing a screen anywhere, but you pay for it with fussy keystone correction, washed-out brightness, and the kind of setup ritual that kills the spontaneity these devices promise. Samsung’s original Freestyle was fun but flawed, and three years

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Clicks Communicator and Power Keyboard: BlackBerry Nostalgia Gets a 2026 Upgrade

By Vincent Nguyen / January 2, 2026 / News / CES 2026, Keyboard / Leave a Comment

CES 2026 NEWS – Physical keyboards on phones didn’t die because people stopped wanting them. They died because touchscreens won the spec war, and manufacturers followed the numbers. Clicks Technology has spent the past two years proving there’s still an audience willing to strap a real keyboard to their iPhone, and the company shipped over

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Hisense Built a TV That Follows You Around the House

By Vincent Nguyen / January 2, 2026 / News / CES 2026, Hisense, TV / 1 Comment

CES 2026 NEWS – The television industry has spent decades convincing everyone that bigger is better. Screen sizes keep climbing, wall mounts keep getting more elaborate, and the assumption remains that a TV belongs in one spot, permanently anchored to whatever room you designate as the living room. Hisense thinks that assumption is outdated. The

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Kismile Air Fryer Review – I can actually see how well it is cooking!

By Lynn Lopez / January 2, 2026 / Reviews / Home and Kitchen / 1 Comment

REVIEW – I have a large air fryer/toaster oven that sits on the countertop that I have used for several years now. I use it mainly as a secondary oven and to air fry things like fries and chicken. I hate using it as an air fryer because it is such a pain to clean.

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