Welcome back to The Shortcut Live. It's a packed show today, with new details on Apple's plan for a futuristic AI pin and HUGE updates to Siri. We're also going over the new TikTok US deal, Switch 2 updates, and going hands-on with some neat Asus laptops.

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Is OnePlus dying before our eyes? When will we see the first OpenAI device? What colors is the Galaxy S26 Ultra going to ship in? We have answers (well, mostly answers) to all of that and more on The Shortcut Live, the daily live show from the #1 consumer technology publication on Substack.

The Shortcut team has returned to New York City for our daily live show, and we’re diving deep into Apple’s 2026 roadmap, what Sony and TCL’s new TV deal means, and going hands-on with the new MSI Claw A8 gaming handheld.

We picked the 25 hottest tech innovations at CES 2026, and we live streamed the winners from the show floor. See who’s on the Shortcut’s short list.

We wrapped up Day 2 at CES 2026 with a live show from the show floor, breaking down the top 10 announcements shaping the future of tech. This episode covers LG’s wallpaper TVs, new Motorola foldable phones, and a gaming laptop with an expandable screen — plus the trends emerging as CES starts to hit its stride.

We wrapped up Day 1 at CES 2026 with our daily live show straight from the show floor — Vegas jackets and all. In this episode, we break down the biggest tech stories from the day, including the return of Dell XPS laptops, new dual-screen laptops from Asus, and other standout announcements that set the tone for the week ahead.

We wrapped up day zero at CES 2026 as the only live stream rocking gold jackets, with Matt, Max, and Kevin on the floor breaking down the biggest announcements of the week. This episode recaps hands-on reactions to the Samsung TriFold and the most interesting new gadgets unveiled at the show. If you missed the live coverage, this is your full rundown of what actually mattered from CES.