Rappler's latest stories on CES 2019
CES 2019: 10 most intriguing devices
A smart toilet with Alexa built-in, a blood pressure monitor wearable, and virtual reality for your car – we’ve got you covered for all the cool tech at the CES 2019 show floor
Virtual reality makes splash, but it's not ready for prime time
Even with impressive visuals, virtual reality appears to be in the slow lane toward mass adoption, according to analysts and industry attendees at the 2019 Consumer Electronic Show
Star Trek style translators step closer to reality at CES 2019
An array of companies at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show are promoting increasingly sophisticated devices that allow people speaking different languages to converse with the help of handheld devices or wireless earpieces
For auto tech at CES, 'user experience' becomes the key
With full autonomous driving still likely years away, there is a growing interest in making cars a place to live, work, communicate and enjoy the ride
Twitter to test new features encouraging conversations
The features include online status indicators and 'ice breaker' tweets
Intel's latest chips compete with Project Athena in CES 2019 showcase
Intel announces their next-generation 10nm Ice Lake chip is shipping this year.
Hyundai shows off walking car project at CES 2019
Hyundai's Elevate project is billed as an unprecedented 'Ultimate Mobility Vehicle' that combines technology from electric cars with robotics
Sony's key announcements at CES 2019 include new TVs, strong PS4 sales
We highlight some of the biggest announcements from Sony – from giant TVs to the ultimate party speaker
Nvidia announces RTX 2060, plans to bring RTX 2080 to laptops
The RTX 2070, RTX 2080, and RTX 2080 Ti has made waves for being the first to use real-time ray-tracing, a rendering technology that makes light and its behavior more realistic
World's first AMD-powered Chromebooks unveiled at CES 2019
AMD’s first Chromebook processors may give Intel and ARM a run for their money
At CES 2019, U.S. gadget love forecast to grow despite trust issues
Trends gaining momentum – and expected to be on display on the CES show – include super high resolution 8K televisions, blazingly-fast 5G wireless internet, and virtual aides like Amazon's Alexa and the Google Assistant
Global tech show to celebrate innovation amid mounting concerns
'I think 2019 will be a year of trust-related challenges for the tech industry,' says an analyst
