Volvo is making another significant jump into electric vehicles with the EX60, a midsize crossover that will be available soon. This one is positioned right in the middle, between the smaller EX40 and the bigger EX90, and it’s geared firmly at families who want a practical electric car that doesn’t sacrifice range or convenience. The exact details will be revealed on January 21, 2026 during a livestreamed event, and production begins in the first half of the year at their Gothenburg factory.
KEYi Tech introduced its Loona Deskmate to the world, or at least to those who were lucky enough to attend CES 2026 in Las Vegas. Here’s the thing: the minds behind Deskmate were rather transparent in their ideas. It went something like this: you already have a mobile computer in your pocket. Why step it up a level and construct a full-on robot when that same iPhone can power the screen, camera, microphone, speakers, and all the rest?
NVIDIA unveiled DLSS 4.5 at CES 2026, marking a significant milestone just a year after its initial debut. There has been a tremendous drive to improve image quality across hundreds of games, and they’ve discovered new techniques to increase frame rates, particularly on the latest technology. Any GeForce RTX graphics card can utilize these much better upscaling functions right away via the NVIDIA app, with more advanced features coming soon.
Fujifilm is continuing the Instax party with the new Mini Evo Cinema, an interesting hybrid instant camera that allows you to record short video to accompany all those physical prints. The form factor of this thing feels completely vintage, especially when held sideways, like an ancient VHS camcorder from your parents’ attic.
Sony Honda Mobility just had their huge press conference at CES in Las Vegas, but what was the true message? Well, we know the AFEELA 1 sedan will be available later this year. However, the true show-stopper was yet to arrive: the AFEELA Prototype 2026, a compact electric SUV that not only provides clients with another option, but also demonstrates additional space and functionality.
Apple’s AirPods Pro 3, priced at $199.99 (was $249), get a lot of things right, bringing years of wireless audio refinement together in their latest earphones. Behind the scenes, Apple engineers collected thousands of ear scans and spent a significant amount of time evaluating different fits on people all around the world. They modified the form of the buds to bend them inward slightly and added a bit more foam to the tips, resulting in 5 sizes in the box, including a tiny one ideal for smaller ears.
Samsung Display attended CES 2026 aiming to demonstrate that OLED screens can fit almost anywhere, including relics of the past. The AI OLED Cassette and AI OLED Turntable transform old music equipment into interactive helpers, each with a circular screen that responds to touch and displays some incredibly vibrant material.
Motorola spent years perfecting the art of flip phones under the RAZR brand, and now the nostalgia seems genuinely current with devices that fold the other way. They’re going to push the boundaries still again with a new model, called the RAZR Fold, that folds out horizontally.
Photo credit: Nichole Ayers
The International Space Station (ISS) flies around our planet at an incredible speed of 17,000 miles per hour. On the first of July 2025, NASA Astronaut Nichole Ayers captured this stunning photograph of a massive lightning storm from an ISS window while moving through the northern part of Italy.
