I Might Actually Get Into Handheld Gaming Thanks To These Ces Announcements

Research projects can get messy fast, so having the right tool is essential—one that seamlessly connects your thoughts and ideas while being easy to use. This is what makes Obsidian my favorite.

As previously rumored, you can now download a standalone app for your iPhone or iPad to access Elon Musk’s Grok AI.

Whether you’re watching a home video, a movie, or a TV series, subtitles are useful to understand what’s going on on your screen. However, it can be difficult to find the right subtitles for your movies and shows, and your own recorded videos likely has no subtitles at all. Thankfully, Video LAN, the makers of VLC media player, introduced a new AI tool that will solve this at CES 2025.

YouTube's massive user base unfortunately makes it a prime target for scammers. If you're not careful, you could fall victim to those who try to exploit unsuspecting viewers in the comments section.

I’ve never owned a handheld console—not even the popular Game Boy during the 90s or, more recently, the Nintendo Switch or Steam Deck. But these announcements at CES are making me rethink my preferences, and you might soon find one of these consoles in my Amazon cart.

CES 2025 is in full swing. And along with some great technology, the event is full of some truly weird gadgets. Here are some of the oddest we’ve seen.