A developer’s web app, MTV Rewind, pays homage to the bygone era of 24/7 music video channels, offering 11 streaming channels with over 33,000 music videos. Powered by IMVDb, the app taps into nostalgia for MTV’s music-centric past, utilizing YouTube videos and era-appropriate ads. Despite not being affiliated with MTV, the app revives the music-focused experience that has long been absent from the network.
Senator Steve Padilla introduces a bill aimed at prohibiting AI chatbots in children’s toys until safety regulations are established to prevent them from being used as test subjects by Big Tech.
IO Interactive’s recommended specs for the PC build of 007 First Light include 32GB of RAM and 12GB of VRAM, leading to potential cost increases for gamers due to the current high prices of memory components. Older GPUs may not meet the requirements, necessitating investments in newer, more expensive hardware to enjoy the game at optimal settings.
A collection of Steve Jobs’ personal items from his childhood bedroom, including early Apple memorabilia and bow ties, are set to go up for auction. The items, provided by his stepbrother John Chovanec, offer a rare glimpse into the early life of the tech icon. This auction showcases the growing trend of interest in iconic tech figures and their personal artifacts.
Lenovo’s new AI Glasses Concept promises to enhance user interactions with their surroundings and streamline workflow. Weighing just 45 grams with an eight-hour battery life, these smartglasses offer touch and voice control, live translation, intelligent image recognition, and a Catch Me Up feature for notifications. While availability is uncertain, the potential benefits for consumers are clear.
French startup NAOX showcases consumer version of in-ear EEG technology in wireless earbuds at CES, offering insights into mental health, sleep analytics, and cognitive performance. With plans to launch by end of 2026, NAOX also eyes licensing opportunities with established audio companies, potentially reshaping the wearable tech market.
Razer presented a new concept AI wearable at CES resembling wireless headphones with integrated camera lenses in the ear cups. The Project Motoko device is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon chip and features dual first-person-view cameras at eye level.
A Paris court has convicted 10 individuals of cyberbullying Brigitte Macron, wife of French President Emmanuel Macron, for spreading false claims about her gender and age gap with her husband. This landmark ruling establishes legal consequences for online harassment and sets a precedent for protecting individuals from malicious attacks on social media.
CES 2026 kicked off with Monday’s press conferences showcasing a strong emphasis on AI, with NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD unveiling groundbreaking advancements in physical AI, high-end processors, and AI-first silicon. LG showcased its vision of ‘Affectionate Intelligence’ with the CLOiD robot, while Sony focused on mobility and entertainment integration. Lego also made waves with its Smart Bricks initiative. The industry trend towards AI integration across various sectors was evident, setting the tone for the tech innovations to come.
The Dreamie sleep device offers a variety of features, including a podcast player, sound masks, guided breathing programs, and dynamic lighting with simulated sunrise wake-ups. The device aims to help users separate from their phones before bedtime by providing convenient controls and features on-device, without the need for a subscription. With a focus on improving sleep habits, Dreamie also includes environmental sensors to monitor conditions throughout the night and optimize the sleeping environment. Priced at $250, the device recently started shipping and will receive future features through free over-the-air updates.
