CES

Somehow, NFTs still exist too.

It's a strange world.

Photographer Mikayla Whitmore spent the day with tech nerds.

I want one and, after watching this video, you'll want one, too.

Soon, Mickey and the gang will tell you the local weather and set timers, and it'll work with your MagicBand+.

All the most exciting new gadgets, products, and announcements.

These are really something else.

Robots and EVs aren't the only new futurist tech coming out of CES. HDMI adapters can be revolutionary too.

We talked about the Times' partnership with Delta, the competitive nature of the Mini Crossword, and more.

ereader + tablet = TCL NXTPAPER Pro 12

Cars aren't as simple as they used to be.

Movies based on video games count, too.

The LED plated doors can switch between 22 different colors.

You have to be a SkyMiles member though.

"You will not find two industries that have a larger impact on our world and all of us than agriculture and construction."

Just aim your phone at the sky, send that text, and hope for the best.

Driving is about to become a bit more convenient for Android owners.

Just in case that expensive gaming headset isn't enough.

For the highly mobile music fan.

The car can also project AR on its windshield.

Plus, a seemingly better version of Kindle Scribe.

It's very photogenic.

The peephole cam is back too!

This time, it has 32 colours you can deploy in whatever pattern you like.

'Star Trek' tech, but make it sleepy.