Android Authority awarded their coveted Best of CES awards, and we break them all down for you.

Our final CES roundup includes a kick-a## gaming chair, Zagg’s new screen protectors (which also protect your eyes), Whirlpool’s smart screen, Samsung’s robots, Royole’s foldable phone, a new Acer gaming laptop, and a lonely, lonely booth.

Xiaomi took the wraps off the brand new Redmi Note 7, which it’s using to launch Redmi as its own sub-brand. The phone’s got great mid-range specs and costs under $150. Competition beware?

Roundup stories today on noise canceling cars, AT&T’s 5Ge nonsense, Magnetic North moving around, and repairs to the Hubble telescope being delayed by the government shutdown.

Google took the quantity over quality route today, announcing a lot of stuff about Assistant sure to get maybe a handful of people excited, and everyone else shrugging and saying “neat, I guess.”

Roundup stories today on Apple’s TV plans, A sex toy company getting a CES innovation award… and losing it, the first quantum computer for sale, and Iguana’s returning to the Galapagos.

Today at CES, Google Assistant dominated the headlines even as it dominated the monorail with its branding.

We saw Lenovo’s new smart clock, Google Assistant’s a real-time language translator, new Google Maps integration, Google Assistant Connect, an awesome robot demo from UBTech, the world’s first foldable phone, and an oldie but goldie from Samson.

Samsung and LG are having a hard time as the tech industry slows down worldwide.

Stories on Apple increasing TV support, CES, Tesla’s new gigafactory in China, and a newly discovered nearby planet.

This is your daily look at the most interesting tech coming out of CES 2019.

Misty is a robot development platform that looks to bring modular robotics to more people.

Hisense is bringing three different platforms to all price points in 2019.

TCL’s popular 6-series TVs got bigger.

Samsung unveiled a massive 8K TV, new computer hardware, robots, and more.

LG’s products all talk to each other. And you can roll up your TV for some reason.

Samsung announced a new partnership with Apple, bringing iTunes content to its TVs. Could this be the beginning Apple opening up its ecosystem?

Our roundup features stories about Apple’s choice of ads in Las Vegas, CES 2019, troubles at the Ocean Cleanup project, and a $3 million tuna.

After Apple’s letter the other day, its stocks have dropped and everyone’s worried (despite it still making boatloads of money). But maybe this is just indicative of wider problems across the tech industry.

Our roundup features stories about The Samsung Galaxy S10, Huawei being mean to its employees, Bitcoin’s birthday, and AI turning brain signals into speech.

Apple is not having a good time of it, due mostly to battery replacements, economic slowdowns, and 4-digit price tags. It owns 80% of the $800 smartphone market, but that’s about the only good news.

Our roundup features stories about CES next week (squeeee!), Xiaomi’s second sub brand, another weather app that gathers more info than it needs, photos of Ultima Thule, Tesla’s price cut, and the harrowing life of a cable guy.

Android Authority found six phones that cheated their benchmark scores. And yes, we name names.

Our roundup features stories about the Nokia 9 and it’s 5 cameras on the back, Facebook’s quest to be the most terrible company ever, Netflix’s new choose-your-own-adventure Black Mirror episode, Amazon workers’ quest to unionize, Arizona residents’ guerrilla warfare attacks on Waymo cars, and a new world record set in space!