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We know how hectic this holiday season has been, so due to popular demand, we've extended the deadline! Don't miss out on this opportunity - All entries must be received by January 2, 2026, 23:59 Eastern. The cost of entry is $695 per entry. We'll see you at CES 2026! Enter today!
| Full Story: TWICE (12/20) |
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Time is running out to showcase your cutting-edge technology! TWICE, Residential Systems, and TechRadar Pro are closing nominations for the CES Picks Awards 2026 soon. Seize this opportunity and highlight your product today. Nominate now! |
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xMEMS Labs will be on-site at CES 2026 to showcase its innovations for the fast-accelerating market of AI-enabled wearable and mobile devices. The show will see xMEMS highlight two flagship piezoMEMS technologies uniquely suited for the new class of all-day-wearable, AI-powered consumer electronic: µCooling and Sycamore.
| Full Story: TWICE (12/22) |
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American retailers are grappling with escalating theft losses that threaten their survival, totaling $112.1 billion in 2022 from shrinkage including shoplifting, employee dishonesty, errors, and damage.
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Compact and lightweight, Element's 32-inch smart portable Google TV is designed to move with you, whether that's room to room in your home, your dorm, RV or even on the go. With an approximate battery life of up to 4 hours and a lightweight design with handle to carry, it's easy to watch what you want, where you want. Discover now
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Here's your digital edition of the 2026 Official CES Daily VIP Preview! Start your CES experience now by reading advance coverage of this jam-packed event and get a sneak peek of what you will find in Las Vegas.
| Full Story: TWICE (12/22) |
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Luxury German consumer electronics brand Loewe has announced its official expansion into the US market. The company will dedicate its focus to building the brand across the region in 2026, reaffirming its presence at CEDIA, and be part of CES in Las Vegas alongside further engagements in design and lifestyle arenas.
| Full Story: TWICE (12/22) |
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All the signs are pointing towards the first foldable iPhone showing up sometime next year, but a fresh rumor suggests Apple still has some technical difficulties to overcome in its efforts to make the folds on the device completely free from any creases.
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