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- Some of our favorite tech of CES 2020This week's major tech stories include some of favorite highlights of the show from Las Vegas.0 min
- This waterproof drone captures video in any weatherThe PowerEgg X is a full-featured aerial video and selfie recording machine.0 min
- First look: Nikon 780 packs mirrorless features into a DSLR bodyWhat if you took features like live view and professional video from Nikon's mirrorless Z line and put them into a D750? You'd get the new Nikon D780, which just debuted at CES in Las Vegas.0 min
- We take a ride with George Hotz in his Comma.ai enabled Honda Civic at CESWhile there is no such thing as a self-driving car yet, the plug-and-play ADAS system from Comma.ai comes pretty close.0 min
- A beginner's guide to making a YouTube videoRecorded live at CES in Las Vegas, Patrick walks you through 5 tips for making a better YouTube video. This beginner's guide covers the same techniques we use to make videos for the How To Do It All YouTube channel.0 min
- Ride along with Justin Lofton in his off-road prerunner with laser lightsForget LEDs. When it comes to turning night into day, racers are moving to lasers.0 min
- Twitter previews new reply system, the best CES car techToday's major tech headlines include Twitter's new reply control system, the coolest auto tech at CES and AT&T's plan to have 15 5G phones in 2020.0 min
- The button-less phone is closer than you thinkNew tech uses sound waves to turn metal and plastic into touch interfaces.,0 min
- The future of poop tech: Charmin's toilet paper delivery robotThe Charmin Rollbot brings you toilet paper from a smartphone app.0 min
- LG Display's first-class airline displays are bonkersThe company also showed a concept roll-down OLED and a screen-filled car.0 min
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