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The latest tech news about the world's best (and sometimes worst) hardware, apps, and much more. From top companies like Google and Apple to tiny startups vying for your attention, Verge Tech has the latest in what matters in technology daily.

The Consumer Electronics Show, or CES, is held every year in Las Vegas. It’s typically the largest event of its kind and the trends seen there are a harbinger of what’s to come in the months ahead in areas such as televisions, laptops, streaming content, health and fitness, smart homes, and transportation. Due to COVID-19, The Verge will be covering the event remotely. As some companies drop out and others forge ahead, it promises to be a memorable event.

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Everyone needs to get around. How we do it will change more over the next decade than it has in the last century. Legacy automakers, like Ford and GM, are scrambling to become technology-savvy companies, and the tech industry is trying to cash in on the change. New players, like Rivian and Tesla, are disrupting the industry and sometimes stumbling. We look at how self-driving hardware and software make the automobile better or, in some cases, deeply flawed. We cut through the hype and empty promises to tell you what's really happening and what we think is coming. Verge Transportation cares about all moving machines and the place they have in the future.

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Cars are the technology of the future. The Verge brings you new car reviews, auto show insights, deeply reported investigations, and news from the frontlines of autonomous and electric vehicle development. We bring you updates from major companies like Ford, GM, Mercedes, and VW as well as digital upstarts like Uber, Google, and Tesla. Cars are among the biggest computers that we’ll ever own, and we know computers. We also bring you news and analyses from the growing effort to reduce the number of cars crowding our cities and the fight to reduce oil consumption, cut CO2 emissions, and shift to more sustainable sources of energy. 

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Featuring the latest in daily science news, Verge Science is all you need to keep track of what’s going on in health, the environment, and your whole world. Through our articles, we keep a close eye on the overlap between science and technology news — so you’re more informed.

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CES is a wrap for most of us here in Las Vegas, and today we take a look back at all the gadgets, rides, and robots we got to experience.

CES 2018 Day 4: a glimpse of 2030

The line between TVs and monitors is blurring

Peloton Tread is the treadmill I want but can’t afford

Watch Circuit Breaker Live from CES Day 4: The Verge Awards

These concepts are the most exciting cameras Canon’s brought to CES in years

This smart dishwasher can wash your dishes and cook seafood

Google’s CES exhibit is meant to indoctrinate you in the ways of the Assistant

The Ford Ojo Electric scooter is a total joy ride

The Verge Awards at CES 2018: Hey Google

Watch Circuit Breaker Live from CES Day 3, and tune in to watch the final episode at 5PM ET today

Kevin is a smart speaker that’s supposed to make it seem like you’re always home

The Relay hotel delivery robot will soon spot Wi-Fi dead zones and mingle with guests

When it comes to sleep gadgets, the ideas are moving faster than the research

Let the robots speak to one another

I faced off against a Scrabble-playing robot and lost miserably

I rode in the Mercedes concept car that shut down the Las Vegas Strip

I played with Sony’s new Aibo robot dog, and I miss it already

Aflac’s toy robot for kids facing cancer is the smartest toy of all

Taking a ride on Segway’s Loomo robot

Vestaboard brings the internet to old-school mechanical split-flap displays

Misty I is a robot for developers, not roboticists