- January 22, 2025
Here’s the tech that could turn millions of Zigbee light bulbs into motion sensors with a single update
Lights that turn on when you walk into a room and turn off when you leave are one of the
The tech to build the holodeck
When I visited my elderly mom in Germany recently, I realized it could be one of the last times I
Nintendo announces Switch 2 Direct for April
Now that Nintendo’s reveal of the Switch 2 has put to rest years of anticipation and rumormongering, it’s time to
Nvidia flatters Trump in response to Biden’s new AI chip restrictions
Nvidia is cozying up to the incoming Trump administration after criticizing new AI rules just announced by the Biden administration
Best of CES 2025: The Verge staff picks their favorite new tech
There is no other week like CES. Very nearly the entire tech industry descends on Las Vegas to give the
Segway at CES: a powerful pair of e-bikes, a 50mph scooter, and a robot mower
For CES this year, Segway ditched the goofy self-balancing pods and paintball-shooting go-karts and got back to basics. The Ninebot-owned
Climate group that called for Gaza ceasefire risks losing federal funding
An alliance of grassroots environmental groups could lose $60 million in federal funding after calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Is Sleep’s Dopesmoker still the heaviest album of all time?
Sleep’s Dopesmoker is legendarily heavy. On any halfway decent sound system, it’ll rattle your ribcage. It’s sort of like being
Meta’s ‘software update issue’ has been breaking Quest headsets for weeks
Meta updated a note on the top of its Quest support site to say that a “software update issue” has
Bose SoundLink Home review: a speaker that’s all about looks
Sometimes it’s okay to buy a speaker mostly for the aesthetic. And from the moment it was first announced, Bose’s