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From tracking sensors that help you avoid losing things to a battery boosting gadget that can jump-start a car, CNET's Sumi Das rounds up the best gadgets for your home and car.
There's a whole new crop of fitness trackers just in time for the holiday shopping season, including gear for kids and pets. Before you invest in one, there are a few things to consider. CNET's Sumi Das and Scott Stein look at the latest trackers in this CNET holiday gift guide.
A smartphone case with a built-in selfie remote and a fashionable fitness tracker rank among the top high-tech gifts for $50 and under. CNET's Sumi Das shares this year's best affordable gadgets.
From wearable tech to Lego kits with a Minecraft-like touch, CNET's Sumi Das rounds up this year's best tech toys.
As Amazon gears up for Cyber Monday and the busy holiday shopping season, it's getting help from thousands of robots that search through millions of items to ensure the right item gets shipped to the right customer. CNET.com's Kara Tsuboi takes us inside an Amazon fulfillment center in Tracy, Calif., to watch the robots in action.
What's the best way to protect yourself when shopping online? CNET's Sumi Das explains how to keep your credit card details away from criminals.
Marriott is hoping virtual reality gives visitors the travel bug. The hotel chain has partnered with tech companies to create a 4D experience using the Oculus Rift VR headset. But how realistic is it?
The video giant already attracts a billion unique visitors monthly, but will those users pay to play? YouTube gave CNET an exclusive demo of streaming service Music Key.
Samsung's newest Simband looks a lot like the Samsung Gear S, but look under the strap and you'll see more bells and whistles to track your health. Ram Fish, Samsung VP of digital health, gives CNET a demo of the device.
At the Samsung Developers Conference, home automation company SmartThings offers a glimpse of the ultimate smart home. The firm's open platform enables a fridge that notifies you when the door is left open, a "moisture sensor" that alerts you to leaks, and more.
Want to snap selfies on a moment's notice without fussing with your smartphone? CNET's Sumi Das takes a look at the Nixie wristworn drone camera and other finalists from Intel's "Make It Wearable" challenge.
New technology to improve gun safety is in the hands of two law enforcement agencies. As CNET's Sumi Das shows us, a small device inserted into an officer's gun can track if the weapon has been fired or stolen.
As the virus continues to ravage parts of Africa, scientists and engineers at US universities are brainstorming ways tech and robots can help in the crisis. And robotics researchers at UC Berkeley are part of the discussion, as CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports.
From the creators of "Frozen," "Tangled" and "Wreck it Ralph," Disney's latest animated film "Big Hero 6" is packed with all sorts of futuristic tech -- from flying robots to telekinesis. To create the fanciful animated world, producers said they had to develop new technologies of their own. CNET.com's Kara Tsuboi reports on the tech in and out of the film.
Demagnetized or lost hotel key cards may soon become a problem of the past. Starwood Hotels is rolling out a keyless-entry feature in its smartphone app. CNET's Sumi Das checks in at a Starwood hotel to check out the technology.