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How to watch the Samsung Exynos 2100 launch today This week Samsung is finally going to unveil the Galaxy S21 phones, but before that it’s doing something slightly unusual today: giving a separate reveal for the Exynos 2100 chipset that will power the new flagship phones. It’s not unusual for Samsung to detail its latest Exynos chip ahead of its flagship phone event, but usually that happens within another Samsung event, rather than at its own dedicated reveal....

Is Samsung’s JetBot 90 AI+ “the world’s first smart robotic vacuum”? The JetBot 90 AI+ has advanced navigation abilities: it’s been engineered to respond to its environment better than just zipping around, bouncing off chair legs and running aground on floor lamp bases. It uses a combination of sensors to identify objects and work out how to navigate around them. First off, there’s a Lidar sensor, which uses a laser to bounce light off objects and calculate very precisely how far away they are....

LG 2021 TV line-up gets Google Stadia and GeForce Now At itsCES 2021 press conference, LG has announced that its 2021 TV line-up will feature cloud gaming services Google Stadia and Nvidia’s GeForce Now. NanoCell, OLED, and QNED TVs will all supportGoogle Stadiaafter they launch, via an app on the webOS platform’s LG Content Store. It will arrive in the second half of 2021 and, following that, LG will addNvidia’s GeForce Nowwhich will arrive before the end of the year....

Microsoft’s new Xbox wireless controller is now available in Pulse Red When theXbox Series XandXbox Series Slaunched back in November, the consoles shipped with a new controller. It doesn’t have the adaptive triggers or advanced haptics of the competing DualSense controller fromSony’s PS5, but the new Xbox wireless controller offers a refreshed, yet familiar design, with new textured grips – even on the triggers – and the inclusion of a new D-Pad that brings it more in-line with the high-end Xbox Elite controller....

Philips’ flagship Sonicare 9900 Prestige responds to the way you brush The current trend in high-end electric toothbrushes is for technology that feeds back as you brush. TakeOral-B’s iO 9. Not only does it have a pressure sensor that’ll let you know if you’re brushing too hard and a countdown timer to show how long you have left of your dentist-recommended two-minute cleaning time, but its app will give you more detailed feedback....