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What's new at CES 2024?

At CES 2024 we saw exciting tech trends emerge, from transparent screens to new solutions to take your house off grid. We're back for another year to see how those trends have evolved in the intervening 12 months, as well as what's new for 2025. These are what we expect to be the defining themes of the show. ...

What will CES 2025 look like?

CES 2025 will also shine a light on a range of wearables and smart home products. Expect fitness trackers and various connected appliances geared toward improving daily life. Many of these innovations will harness AI to maximize efficiency and enhance user experiences. ...

What products are eligible for CES awards 2025?

These awards are strictly open to consumer products in a number of categories, including but not limited to audio, smart home, fitness tech and beyond. As long as you announce the product within a few weeks of the CES show and it is a consumer product, it is eligible. FREE entry is already open for these awards closing on January 6, 2025. ...

What phone news will come out of CES 2025?

The biggest phone news likely to come out of CES 2025 is that as soon as the event is over, we can better concentrate on the phone launches happening far away from Las Vegas. Both Samsung and OnePlus are expected to show off new flagship phones in January — neither will be doing so at CES. ...

Will CES 2025 be a victory for Mini-LED TVs?

Speaking of Mini-LEDs, I very much expect CES 2025 to be a victory for viewers vying for more value-forward Mini-LED TVs. Hisense broke the dam a couple of years ago when it announced that its entry-level U6 series would begin implementing Mini-LED backlighting at an ultra-affordable price point. ...

What companies will be at CES 2025?

Another company that will be at CES 2025 is car rental service Vay, which delivers autos to customers via remote teledriving – so a Vay employee is operating it remotely. It means you can get a rental car any place, any time: the service is already up and running in the US and could be coming to Europe soon. ...