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Kohler’s latest bathroom tech fills the tub for you – CNET
This technology is designed to turn off the water when it reaches a certain level.
Misinformation is a pandemic that doesn’t have a vaccine – CNET
Things are going to get worse before they get better.
Samsung Gaming Hub is a discovery platform cloud games on smart TVs
Samsung Electronics has unveiled the Samsung Gaming Hub as a new way to play and discover cloud-based games on Samsung smart TVs.Read More
Alienware Concept Nyx offers a holistic view of gaming at home – CNET
With this pre-CES prototype, Alienware wants to liberate you from the checkpoint grind required to move your gaming session to a different device.
Samsung Neo QLED TVs promise prettier pictures, better gaming at CES 2022 – CNET
There’s also an improved solar remote and a new smart TV system with — wait for it — built-in NFT purchasing.
Samsung MicroLED TVs get 89-inch size, better audio, bezel-free design at CES 2022 – CNET
These huge, ultra-expensive TVs also come in premade 99- and 110-inch sizes as well as modular versions up to 178 inches.
Samsung The Frame art TV gets matte, anti-reflective screen at CES 2022 – CNET
It’s designed to make paintings and other art look more like paper or canvas.
CES 2022: Samsung’s new Eco Remotes draw power from radio waves – CNET
No sun for solar charging? No problem.
Samsung gaming hub adds Google Stadia, Nvidia GeForce Now to TVs at CES 2022 – CNET
Launching later this year on select Samsung 2022 TV models, it’s billed as a one-stop shop for cloud and console games.
AirPods Pro 2 to reportedly sport lossless audio support, sound-emitting charging case – CNET
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo expects new wireless earbuds to arrive in the fourth quarter.