CES 2026 Day 1 Round-Up: The Beginning Is Just The Beginning
The Consumer Electronics Show 2026 has kicked off and SlashGear has had the opportunity to check out the upcoming tech. Here are the highlights from day one.
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Honda Barely Changed The 2026 Ridgeline, And That Might Come Back To Bite It
The Ridgeline has always been the pickup for non-truck people, but the world has changed since Honda last updated it.
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This State's Adding One More Hurdle To Changing Your Car's Color
There's nothing wrong with getting a new paint job, but some states require you to report changes to your vehicle's color. Here's what you need to know.
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Can A Motorola Foldable Do What Samsung And Huawei Couldn't?
Foldable phones have been making a comeback in recent years, but can Motorola do what Samsung and Huawei couldn't? Here's what you need to know.
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'Changes The Rules': Israel's Iron Beam Laser Deployed For The First Time
A new Israeli laser weapon has entered active service, highlighting how drone warfare is forcing a rethink of traditional air defenses.
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Many Battery-Powered Devices Are About To Get More Expensive In This US State
Many of the electronic devices you own are going to be more expensive if you live in one particular US state, and it's all because of how they use batteries.
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Chinese Company Claims This AI Robot Just Achieved A World's-First Dexterity Feat
A Chinese company founded under a year ago claims its AI-powered robot can perform a task many humans struggle with. It could end up being a big deal.
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Study Shows Nearly A Quarter Of YouTube Videos Fed To New Accounts Are 'AI Slop'
AI slop is fast becoming an almost-unavoidable aspect of our digital lives, and it's especially bad for new YouTube accounts. Here's what's goingo n.
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Hologram Police Are Reducing South Korea's Crime More Than You May Think
South Korea is testing hologram police in busy areas to deter crime, raising questions about perception, psychology, and how visible policing really works.
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300,000 Californians Need New Driver's Licenses Thanks To A DMV Bug
Does dealing with the DMV give you a headache? Spare a thought for 300,000 Californian drivers, who now have invalid licenses despite doing nothing wrong.
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CES 2026 Day 0 Round-Up: There's A Whole Lot And We Haven't Even Started
Pebble is back, Clicks launched a phone, and your next car might come with a built-in dash cam. We scoped out the best pre-show tech at CES 2026. Check them out.
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This Barebones Smartphone Is A Modern Take On The Classic BlackBerry
Miss the days when phones had physical keyboards and weren't for doomscrolling all day? This new BlackBerry-style smartphone may be just the ticket.
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Radar Cameras In This State Can Now Give You A Ticket, No Cops Involved
Enforcement of speed limits usually involves an officer with a radar gun, but this state is looking to automate the whole process starting in 2026.
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Mercedes' New CLA Makes Tesla Autopilot Look Dated, But That Wasn't My Biggest Surprise
Mercedes won't call it true self-driving, but the 2026 CLA EV's new MB.Drive Assist Pro handled dire San Francisco traffic with astonishing ease.
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Mercedes & Red Bull F1 Engines Facing Controversy Ahead Of The 2026 Season
The 2026 F1 season hasn't started yet, but there's already a major controversy brewing surrounding engines in cars being driven by Mercedes and Red Bull.
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US Air Force Recovers Unexploded 'Super Bazooka' Rockets From WWII
The discovery of rockets from World War II that had failed to explode resulted in a tense situation just before the 2025 holiday season ended.
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US Makes $400M Deal To Back Up Future Air Force One Plans
Plans for the aircraft that will serve as the President's Air Force One are up in the air amid delays, but a new deal will serve as a stopgap.
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China Beamed Gigabit Internet From Space Using Low-Power Lasers: Here's How It Worked
While the raw speed isn't too impressive, it was achieved using a laser with less power than an energy-saving lightbulb.
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Idling Waymo Robotaxis Catch The Attention Of Houston Police
Waymo's robotaxis made their way to Houston, Texas in late 2025, and have been getting a lot of attention — unfortunately, it's the wrong kind.
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Ford's $19.5B Plan To Shift Its EV Strategy
Ford is making changes to it's electric vehicle strategy totaling billions of dollars as it attempts to overhaul its strategy in the coming years.
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The 2027 RAM Power Wagon Is A First-Of-Its-Kind - Here's What Makes It So Special
The Power Wagon is an iconic truck dating back to the late '50s, but the 2027 model is a one of a kind. Here's everything you need to know.
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The Lexus LC 500 Is Delightful And Doomed
Lexus' LC wowed with its concept car looks while its big V8 delivered old-school charm. As the curtain nears, does this luxury droptop still have what it takes?
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This US State Is Banning Fluorescent Light Bulbs In 2026
Fluorescent lighting was once highly sought-after, but we know now that the risks outweigh the benefits, which is why one state is banning them.
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'Invisible Grabbers' Let You Move Objects Using Nothing But Sound Waves
Using a newly devised technology, scientists can move small objects without touching them, meaning we're one step closer to Jedi being real.
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Subaru's Hybrid SUVs Have Only Two Real Downsides
Subaru was slow to embrace hybrids, but the electrified Crosstrek and Forester get a whole lot right.
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New BMW Patent Would Make Working On Your Own Car Even More Difficult
Doing simple maintenance on your vehicle is easy for most, but BMW's new patent may make it more difficult. Here's everything you need to know.
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This Unassuming DC Building Is Powering America's AI Movement
Some buildings have exteriors that belie their importance to the world we live in, and one such example is this massive facility located in DC.
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