CES 2019: 5 things we learned from the world’s biggest tech show
Every year the technology industry gathers in Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), an event that often sets the agenda for the coming 12 months.
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In Pictures: Top gadgets showcased at CES in Las Vegas
This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has drawn to a close in Las Vegas.
The best gadgets of CES 2019
CES, the biggest trade show in the technology calendar, has come to a close in Las Vegas after a week of flexible screens, robots and driverless cars.
How Apple succeeded at CES without even attending
CES is the biggest technology show in the world but there has been one glaring absence since 1992 – Apple.
Expert warns of using artificial intelligence as a ‘buzzword’ as CES closes
Artificial intelligence (AI) was at the centre of the world’s largest technology show but must not be used as a “buzzword” to gain attention instead of driving innovation, an industry expert has warned.
Smart vehicle technology is the new star of CES
The technology on display at CES increasingly involves cars and other vehicles, with the gadget show becoming ever more diverse in the products showcased as a result.
What will a 5G mobile phone be capable of?
Faster download speeds and more reliable connections are just some of the benefits mobile users should expect once 5G networks begin to take shape.
CES marks the ‘dawn of 5G’
This year’s technology trade show CES has been described as the start of the 5G era of mobile technology.
AI-powered combine harvesters and cat treadmills among latest gadgets at CES
Cat treadmills and artificial intelligence-powered tractors and combine harvesters are among the latest devices to get people talking on the show floor of CES.
BlackBerry boss buoyant on future as firm looks beyond building smartphones
BlackBerry boss John Chen has hailed the company’s resurgence after moving away from smartphone manufacturing.
Female sex toy firm claims gender bias after being stripped of CES award
A female sex toy company has accused technology show CES of gender bias after claiming it was awarded and then stripped of a prize at the convention.
Foldable smartphone and table tennis robot draw crowds as CES opens
The world’s first foldable-screen smartphone and a robot that teaches people to play table tennis have been among the eye-catching attractions on display as the CES tech show opened in Las Vegas.
Driverless cars among UK motor industry’s greatest strengths, Liam Fox tells CES
Autonomous and low-emission vehicles are one of the UK motor industry’s “greatest strengths”, International Trade Secretary Liam Fox has said during his visit to technology show CES.
Defensive tech and better regulation needed to stop drone incidents, expert says
Incidents of drones being used to disrupt airports will not stop until technology to better control rogue devices is more widely used, an industry expert has said.
Google Assistant gets smarter with new interpretation and navigation tools
Google Assistant will soon be able to automatically check users into flights and reply to text messages from user voice commands, the tech giant has announced.
Smart countertop oven identifies food and cooks it for you
A smart countertop oven that is able to identify the type of food placed inside and cook it at the best temperature and time has been revealed by Whirlpool.
Hyundai designs 4-legged walking car that could help during natural disasters
Hyundai is hoping to save lives during natural disasters by designing a walking car that could help climb over tricky terrain to reach those in need.
CES 2019: Key gadget announcements so far
The world’s largest technology trade show begins when the doors of CES open on Tuesday, where thousands of new devices and technologies will be on display to the public for the first time.
Sony announces new surround sound technology with support of Pharrell Williams
Sony has created a new form of audio technology it says recreates the feeling of listeners being surrounded by music on all sides.
Trade Secretary defends US trip to promote British businesses
International Trade Secretary Liam Fox has defended his visit to a technology show in the US despite ongoing political turmoil in the UK over Brexit, saying it was “absolutely the time to be here”.