Travel & Entertainment
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Google Translate Just Got a Major Upgrade for Travelers
Google rolls out Live Translate with real-time voice and tone detection, plus improved translations for slang and local expressions.
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Long TSA Lines, Glitchy Apps – How to Avoid Travel Disasters
Airline apps can fail when you need them most. Here’s how to avoid delays, access your boarding pass, and keep your trip on track.
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This $32.99 Power Bank Outperforms Chargers Twice Its Size
This $32.99 power bank packs 10,000mAh and 45W fast charging into a pocket-sized package. It's on sale now for up to 30% off.
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Big discounts on Jackery power stations make home backup affordable
From compact battery packs to whole-home backup, Jackery power stations are discounted by up to 50%. See which models deliver the most value for you.
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United Airlines targets loud passengers with new in-flight ban
Tired of hearing other people’s music and videos? United now requires headphones on flights and could penalize passengers who refuse.
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The New TSA Shortcut That Gets You Through Security Faster
TSA’s new Touchless ID lane uses facial recognition to speed you through security. Here’s how it works, where it’s available, and what to know before you fly.
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Google Maps just got two huge upgrades – here’s what it can do
Google Maps’ new Gemini-powered Ask Maps assistant can plan outings, recommend stops, and guide you with immersive 3D navigation.
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AGIBOT X2 Offers a Glimpse at the Future of Humanoid Robotics
AGIBOT’s X2 humanoid robot shows how quickly robotics is evolving, with advanced mobility, expressive interaction, and growing real-world uses.
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I Tested This Tiny Cooling Gadget – My Skin Temperature Dropped 14°
The ChillPill packs three cooling methods in a gadget small enough to carry anywhere. I tested whether it actually works as promised.
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Is AI Charging You More for the Same Flight? Lawmakers Want Answers
Congress is probing whether companies use AI and personal data to influence pricing. Here’s what travelers should know about the growing debate.
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How to Add Android Apps to Your Car’s Factory Screen
Frustrated by CarPlay limits? See how the Ottocast P3 Pro runs Android apps directly on your factory display, instead of just mirroring your phone.
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Tech Safety Tips If You’re Attending a Protest
Protests can be unpredictable. Here’s how to protect your phone, video recordings, location data, and personal privacy.
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Waze Is About to Get Better at Warning You What’s Ahead
Waze will be adding earlier warnings for road hazards, speed limit drops, and improved roundabout directions. Here’s how these new features make everyday driving safer.
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Apple’s New AirTag Fixes the One Thing That Drove Me Crazy
The new AirTag is 50% louder, and that simple change makes finding keys, bags, and wallets far easier in real life.
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U.S. Government Bans GM from Sharing User Driving Data With Insurers
The FTC finalized a 20-year order against GM and OnStar for selling driving information that wound up in the hands of insurance companies without consent.
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LIVALL's PikaBoost 2 Lite is Making E-Biking Easier Than Ever
Transform any bike into an easy-riding e-bike with the PikaBoost 2 Lite, a lightweight pedal-assist kit designed for simplicity and daily commuting.
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These Smart Binoculars Take the Guesswork Out of Birdwatching
MatataXplore's Solvia blends binoculars, a camera, and AI so you can observe, capture, and identify without juggling devices or needing an internet connection.
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iFLYTEK’s New Translation Earbuds Handle Noise and Long-Range Use
iFLYTEK’s translation earbuds delivered clear, fast translations even on the noisy CES floor, with long-range support through the AI Recorder S6.
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Olight Combines Multiple Lighting Tools Into a Single EDC Flashlight
The ArkPro Series stands out is in how many options it packs into a single device, with a mix of floodlight, spotlight, UV light, and a green laser pointer.
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GL.iNet Brings Wi-Fi 7 Travel Routers & Remote KVM Devices to CES 2026
At CES 2026, GL.iNET outlined its new networking lineup of travel routers, wired security gateways, and remote KVM hardware.