Within Abbott’s Libre app, all you need to do is snap a photo of your food to learn how it may affect your glucose level.

Instead of providing insights after you wake up, this AI-powered mattress system makes adjustments while you sleep.

The new Android handset is meant to be a secondary phone optimized for messaging, with a BlackBerry-like physical keyboard, headphone jack and other features lost to time.

The FireTag makes it much easier to find your dog during a house fire, solving a worry for pet parents.

Subscribers can play several other games, including the original Final Fantasy in all its 2D glory, on Game Pass in January.

Govee arrives at CES with enhanced ceiling lights that can mimic a real skylight or give you a window to another world.

Object avoidance is a tough nut to crack on robot vacuums, but Narwal’s new Flow 2 claims it has the best yet with a mix of on-board processing an AI cloud computing.

Allergen Alert, a new device unveiled at CES this week, uses laboratory science to detect food allergens and gluten while you’re on the go, preventing potentially life-threatening reactions.

All it takes is a selfie to learn your health data and how well you’re aging.

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