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Rollable laptops, twice-folding phones, and a ‘longevity station.’ This is the CES tech we come back for.

I wanted less complexity, more flexibility, and maximum value for money.

GM CEO Mary Barra and new Chief Product Officer Sterling Anderson on the company’s plans for AI, autonomy, and EVs.

At $1,799 and with an impressive subscription bundle, Samsung is aggressively taking shots at the Vision Pro.

Oliver Kharraz on competition, healthcare, and where AI really belongs in medicine.

The new $800 Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses have a screen that can show directions, pictures, translations, and more.

There’s a price to pay for a thinner phone.

Despite its many flaws, Hasselblad’s flagship camera is one of my favorite cameras ever.

There are a ton of new AI features and plenty of notable device upgrades, too.

Dare I say it? Google has the wearable juice.

Gemini’s on the wrist, there’s a new Antioxidant Index, and a slightly updated Ultra, too.

On the Vergecast: our classic mic test with over-the-ear headphones, strength training apps, and AI fitness summaries.

Big changes are in store across Apple’s platforms, from a design refresh to major multitasking improvements for the iPad.

The head of Google discusses the next AI platform shift and how it could change how we use the internet forever.

Project Starline is now Google Beam and shipping to offices later this year.

Better sound, better noise cancellation, and some design improvements, but a higher price.