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These wacky CES 2020 products let you have a super futuristic bathroom

By Christine Chan published

From smart speaker shower heads to smart toilets with Alexa, these wacky bathroom tech products at CES 2020 let you live the future you've always dreamed of.

Apps & Software
Diesel Fadelite translucent

Diesel Fadelite smartwatches feature bold colors and clear cases at CES 2020

By Jason England last updated

Diesel has a new lineup of smaller smartwatches called the Fadelite, featuring bold colors and translucent cases.

Wearables
Galaxy Fold stood up in a coffee shop

Samsung sold, at best, a modest 500K units of the Galaxy Fold in 2019

By Muhammad Jarir Kanji published

Samsung Galaxy
Amazfit ZenBuds

CES 2020: Amazfit ZenBuds will soothe you to sleep then take a nap

By Philip Berne published

Headphones
Google Booth at CES

Google's CES 2020 booth is a tongue-in-cheek look at what Assistant can do for you

By Russell Holly last updated

Google wanted to show off what Assistant could do, and so this year's experience is designed to make you do the work.

Google Assistant
Charmin Rollbot

Charmin used CES 2020 to show off a toilet paper delivery robot

By Jason England published

Apps & Software
Yale Smart Safe

Yale's new smart cabinet lock makes sure no one is dipping into your CES 2020 stash

By Philip Berne published

Yale brings the smart door lock concept to cabinets, home safes, and a doorstep storage bin.

Smart Home
Aukey Omnia chargers

The coolest thing from CES so far is Aukey's new Omnia wall chargers

By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated

I can finally have a 100-watt charger that won't give me nightmares about burning down my house.

Accessories
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Fossil introduces new designs for its Gen 5, Sport, and Hybrid HR watches

By Jason England published

Along with releasing some new smartwatches from its sub-brands, Fossil also brought some new designs to CES 2020 for some of its most recent watches.

Wearables
Linksys Aware

Linksys Wellness Pods will track your breathing using Wi-Fi

By Philip Berne published

Linksys Wellness Pods use mesh Wi-Fi signals to track movement and are sensitive enough to detect breathing patterns and sleep movements.

Smart Home
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