CES13 Jan 2024AI pillows and toothbrushes: Is it all getting a bit silly?Companies are clamouring to present their products as AI-powered, but are their claims justified?13 Jan 2024Technology13 Jan 2024Do we need an AI mirror?The BBC's James Clayton tests out the latest tech at CES 2024 in Las Vegas.13 Jan 2024Technology20 Jan 2023I have low vision, so I built an app to help othersAdjustable smartphone camera filters change how things look, helping users see more easily.20 Jan 2023Technology19 Jan 2023Meta's Quest Pro and HTC's Vive XR Elite tried outBBC News technology editor Zoe Kleinman tries two new headsets that can transport you to virtual worlds.19 Jan 2023Technology7 Jan 2023The Ukrainians trying to run start-ups in a warA group of entrepreneurs speak to the BBC about the challenges of running start-ups during a war. 7 Jan 2023Technology4 Jan 2023Gadgets unveiled at CES but Russia is bannedThousands have come to Las Vegas for one of the world's largest technology shows.4 Jan 2023Technology13 Jan 2022CES 2022: Dog facial recognition and smart tapsChris Fox tries out some of the gadgets on display at the convention's area for start-ups.13 Jan 2022Technology12 Jan 2022CES 2022: Can this spoon make food taste better?A mild electric current passes through the spoon which the manufacturer says will enhance the food.12 Jan 2022Technology7 Jan 2022Colour-changing cars and remotes that eat wi-fiA look at some of the innovations on display in Las Vegas at the annual CES tech show.7 Jan 2022Technology
