Gadgets

By John Falcone This antenna streams your over-the-air TV channels to your streaming device of choice over WiFi. …read more Source:: cnet Digital Cameras

By Katie Collins Imagine if Alexa or Siri had tangible, bearable, unique personalities? Step forward, Olly — the robot who evolves to suit you and your home over time. …read more Source:: cnet Digital Cameras

By Katie Collins You can’t put a price on a good night’s sleep — unless you need wearable tech to help you drift off, that is. …read more Source:: cnet Digital Cameras

By Xiomara Blanco The Mangoslab Nemonic is a thermal printer for sticky notes. …read more Source:: cnet Digital Cameras

By Megan Wollerton Carrier’s smart thermostat could give Nest some much-needed competition. …read more Source:: cnet Handhelds

By Matthew Lynley At a very big event in Las Vegas ahead of CES, Faraday Future held a huge event where it showed off the FF 91 — its first production car — and show off a few of its features. Faraday Future has been in the news a lot lately, but not necessarily for…

By Romain Dillet Just when you thought wearables were dead, Plume Labs is coming up with an interesting wearable device focused on tracking pollution around you. It’s a sort of Fitbit for air quality. The Flow tracker works both inside and outside and could be particularly useful if you live in a polluted city. It…

By Xiomara Blanco The Lemon California Roll is practically a self-sustained speaker. …read more Source:: cnet Camcorders

By Sean Hollister The Asus VivoPC X isn’t just paying lip service to VR — this $799 (roughly £650, AU$1,100) machine has two HDMI ports to make headset hookups easy. …read more Source:: cnet Camcorders

By Romain Dillet French hardware company Netatmo is announcing a bunch of new products for your home. Interestingly, some of these products go beyond the usual connected lightbulbs and cameras. With a brand new approach and a wide range of products, Netatmo is slowly but surely becoming one of the most prominent advocates for the…

By Megan Wollerton Meet the Kerastase Hair Coach Powered by Withings, a smart brush that’s supposed to help you take better care of your ‘do. …read more Source:: cnet Camcorders

By Andrew Gebhart D-Link hasn’t stood out in the smart home yet, but by simplifying its app and cutting prices, it might do just that. …read more Source:: cnet Camcorders

By Dong Ngo The Covr networking family, unveiled at CES 2017, includes a Wi-Fi system and a Powerline Wi-Fi system both slated to be available in the second quarter of 2017. …read more Source:: cnet Camcorders

By Megan Wollerton Withings’ Home Plus security camera is similar to its predecessor, but this version supports Apple HomeKit. …read more Source:: cnet Camcorders

By Brian Heater How do you know when things have gone full-on CES? It’s probably a pretty good sign when people start launching smart hairbrushes. Like the many connected toothbrushes that have come before it, the Kérastase Hair Coach Powered by Withings is an attempt to convince the early adopting public that their dumb old…