Samsung unveils its first robot vacuum-mop that uses AI to detect stains and can steam clean floors

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Samsung Bespoke Jet Bot Combo
Samsung's new AI-driven vacuum and mop robot cleaner.

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Finally, a robot dog that doesn't look like it's going to murder us all

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BabyAlpha, a new robot dog from Chinese robotics company Weilan.

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I wore Meta's new Ray-Ban smart glasses. They were a hit at dinner with my Gen Z friends — but some pictures turned out blurry.

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Jordan Hart wearing Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses
The Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses have two cameras, speakers on either side, and five microphones hidden throughout the frame.

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The fridge of the future has way thinner walls and more shelf space thanks to a new insulation material

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Whirlpool says its Slimtech insulation is one of the best upgrades to hit the refrigerator market in half a century.

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Check out how different the inside of fake AirPods look compared to the real thing

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A photo of real AirPods next to counterfeit under a CT scan.
Your fake AirPods may be able to fool others at a glance, but Lumafield used a CT scanner to show what's really going on with counterfeits.

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Humane's AI Pin probably can't replace your phone

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The AI Pin is a wearable you touch to talk to.

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Owners of the iPhone 15 Pro Max are sharing videos of how far the new camera can zoom, but Android owners aren't impressed

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photo of a person comparing the zoom-in abilities of the iPhone 15 Pro Max and Samsung S23 Ultra.
iPhone 15 Pro Max users are ecstatic over the phone camera's 5x zoom-in abilities, but Samsung fans say the S23 Ultra blows it out of the water.

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I tried paying with my palm at Whole Foods using Amazon's futuristic scanners. It was scarily convenient.

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Amazon One
Amazon One is coming to all Whole Foods locations by the end of the year.

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Motorola wants you to wear its new flexible smartphone around your wrist like a slap bracelet. See how the concept works.

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Motorola's new bendable smartphone concept worn on someone's wrist like a watch
Motorola's "adaptive display" smartphone concept can be folded multiple ways to stand upright or even attached to your wrist like a slap bracelet.

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Take a look at the world's first truly wireless TV

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The Displace TV costs thousands — but at least you don't have to pay a handyman to mount it.

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