Why drive when you can ride? At CES 2019, car companies are showing off an array of self-driving shuttles, cars, and vans that promise to ferry passengers from Point A to Point B while they kick back and relax in comfort. This year, CES is all about living rooms on wheels.

Within just a year, electric scooters have fundamentally changed how we navigate cities. From San Francisco to Paris, commuters have a new option that’s more fun than mass transit, easier than a bike, and definitely not a car.

Halo Smart Lab is now out of business, but the Halo alarm detected smoke, carbon monoxide, and even reported severe weather. The Halo would continue to do all that when grid power and Wi-Fi became distant memories.

Emerald?s latest speakers offer quirky looks and an exotic audio design that defies convention.

The digital world goes retro analog with the Logic3 Valve80 iPod dock.

This futuristic audio system uses a large glass tube with integrated speaker and iPod controls.

The Danes’ latest high-end television is as much a piece of wall art as it is a window to The Simpsons.

Believe it or not, some of the best deals come after holidays; here is what to look for.

This year brought its share of outstanding, world-changing products, but after hours of debate, we’re confident the HTC Vive stands head and shoulders above all of the rest.

After passing Windows Vista in market share for July, Windows 7 still has a long way to go before toppling its predecessor.

We stack the features of both consoles side by side to see which should reign supreme on your HDTV.

We peek at many of the upcoming refinements to see what Microsoft has in store for October.

Watch your favorite shows from around the house or on the run with these apps and devices.

An 11.6-inch MacBook Air and iPod Touch powered by the same A4 processor in the iPhone 4 should arrive in the second half of 2010, according to manufacturer sources in Taiwan.

Apple's OS X Snow Leopard has some exciting features beneath its glossy coat - we take a complete look at the operating system to reveal its top draws in our complete guide.

The Asus uBoom delivers 24 watts of sound from a slick soundbar form factor.

Does the much-hyped HTC Incredible really live up to its name? We compare spec-by-spec versus Apple’s iPhone 3GS to find out.

We compare the Apple iPhone 4 vs. the HTC EVO 4G. The gloves are off as Apple’s latest creation goes up against the first 4G smartphone in America.

Ready to dive into 3D? We round up the five most promising 3D TVs announced at CES 2010.

How can Apple improve with the iPad 2? Built-in cameras, Flash support and an SD slot make our list of must-have upgrades for the the next-generation iPad.

The smartphone brawl between Apple and Google just crashed through a fence and onto your television set. But is Apple TV vs. Google TV a fair fight? Here’s why Apple TV and Google TV are significantly different approaches to digital entertainment.

Sony's CES 2013 announcements include a prototype 4K OLED TV, the 1080p Xperia Z, plus new cameras, computers and more.

When a ring is just too small to let people know how many digits you have in your bank account, Mervis Diamond Importers offers a diamond-crusted version of the iPad for just under $20,000.

Ready to spring on a 3D TV, but curious where you’ll find anything to watch? We examine what the content ecosystem sprouting before our eyes at CES.

Lighten your load on the planet and save cash with these super-efficient electronics.

This smart table uses the sun to recharge your laptop, cell phone and other devices.

We look at 10 of the most impressive touch-screen phones, computers and other gadgets on the market.

Customizable backlighting and macro keys make Logitech's G110 a budget gamer's delight.

There?s no need to go easy on a laptop that shares its bloodline with warships and tanks.

Improve your everyday browsing experience with these essential add-ons for the popular browser.

Sharp brings dual screens to the tiny netbook form factor with a LCD track pad.

The right mixture of accessories and common sense can help keep your electronics safe away from home

Going green is all the rage, but is the marketing hype overshadowing what?s really important?

The carbon fiber Vaio X Series measures only 0.55 inches thick, and weighs an amazing 1.5 pounds.