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Weber new tricked-out grill at CES has a feature we’ve never seen before, and it’s brilliant.Lees verder op Cnet

Companies keep selling more EVs, even if it’s not at the pace they expected. Jennifer Granholm doesn’t see it as a warning sign for the industry.Lees verder op Cnet

Spread love to the kiddos in your life this Valentine’s Day.Lees verder op Cnet

You don’t need to pay for a credit repair service to improve your credit score.Lees verder op Cnet

A toaster for steak that cost three times as much as my first car, a first-of-its-kind grill and robots making ice creams were among the coolest pieces of kitchen technology we found at CES 2024.Lees verder op Cnet

At CES 2024, we saw John Deere’s plans for making farming the nation’s foods and crops more efficient — and likely more sustainably.Lees verder op Cnet

The world’s largest consumer tech show is a showcase of incredible innovation, and this is the cream of the crop.Lees verder op Cnet

PlantPetz is a robotic pot that turns an ordinary house plant into an interactive companion. Gently touch a leaf, or talk to it, and the plant reacts with wiggles, shifts and critter sounds. There’s also a vase for flowers to play a message with your touch.Lees verder op Cnet

These are the wildest and wackiest tech things on the show floor at CES in Las Vegas.Lees verder op Cnet

The refreshed Model 3, with a new look and longer range, debuted in Europe last fall. It’s now arrived in the United States.Lees verder op Cnet