CES 2022

Cleaning your clothes gets a dose of artificial intelligence as LG taps into AI with its high-end laundry machines this year.

Decorating the smart home may mean the return of bedside clocks and wall-worn picture frames.

This week on The Wrap, dive into all of the tech news to start the year, explaining what’s new in TVs, computers, headphones, and cars, to name a few. From BMW to foldable laptops to OLED and more, find out what’s happening in 2022, all in five minutes.

While CES has mostly been about big tech, there is a phone announcement, even if it's close to the start of the new phone year.

A crazy vision of the future could see cars with a chassis inspired by eBook readers, meaning they can change from white to black all too easily.

A personal screen to go in a pair of glasses might be the way you take your entertainment with you, as TCL tries its video glasses in round two.

A big way to cancel out noise is coming from a company known for big microphones and small earphones.

New computers are on the way from Asus, and one of them might just change the way you think of Windows laptops.

Getting 3D surround sound with Dolby Atmos may not cost the proverbial arm or leg, as Hisense builds a soundbar with upward firing speakers.

The classic drive-in theatre is gone, but if you want to recreate the look and feel of a cinema anywhere, Samsung has been working on something.