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Smart brush can teach you how to brush your hair without damaging it
Have you been doing it wrong?
Turn your laptop into a touchscreen with this ingenious magnetic bar
Transform your regular laptop into a virtual canvas.
Facebook brings in a new head of news partnerships
Facebook is battling criticism over its role in spreading misinformation
Virtual reality 'shoes' are here and they're as weird as they sound
You can finally walk in VR. Literally.
By Ryan Sedmak
The 5 most excessive tech displays we saw on Day 3 of CES
Isn't that a little much?
This breast pump is quiet enough to use on a conference call
Keep your hands free while pumping.
AI goes head-to-head with star poker players in No-Limit Texas Hold' em
Could artificial intelligence really take on poker pros?
India sure loves WhatsApp: 14 billion messages sent on New Year's Eve
Ping! Ping! Ping!
By Manish Singh
Would you let this super creepy mini Einstein robot into your home?
Humanoid robots are never not creepy.
Yahoo accidentally tweeted a racist slur and Twitter is dragging them
Spell check is really, really important.
Dell Canvas gives you Surface Studio abilities without the luxury price tag
Dell has a Surface Studio competitor ... kind of.
By Pete Pachal
The upcoming Mercury will be the last phone designed by BlackBerry
BlackBerry revealed the news at CES.
By Karissa Bell
BMW’s HoloActive technology is knock-your-socks-off impressive
Real holograms. Haptics in space. You've never seen automotive technology like this.
Unicorn macarons are a thing now, and Instagrammers are losing it
What sorcery is this?
Turning your wall into an extended gaming screen is as awesome as it sounds
Gaming will never be the same again with Razer's Project Ariana.
By Raymond Wong
5 smart appliances that will make you want to do chores
5 of the coolest smart appliances we've seen at CES.
By Karissa Bell
This wearable subwoofer lets you feel the bass in your body
Who needs a nightclub?
IBM: We'll have 'superhero vision' in 5 years
Probably not full-on heat vision, though.
This futuristic car is so intuitive it knows your needs — and even your emotions
This car might be your new BFF.
Pope Francis and Mark Zuckerberg use the same simple trick to protect themselves from hackers
Mark Zuckerberg uses it, too.
