David Pierce

There's a better way to type on TVs, and it's based on old-school phones At CES, a company called Direction9 is taking T9 and making it modern.

Once there was the Hapifork . Now there's the Electric Salt Spoon, from a company called Kirin Electronics, which uses “mild electrical currents” to

At CES 2025, a California-based startup showed off a new software keyboard for typing that makes it faster to reach common letters, and to type with your remote.

I consistently love Neal Agarwal's web games , but he's outdone himself this time. In Stimulation Clicker , you just click the button — and the more you click the button, the more stimulants you unlock.

Sometimes having a human make sense of your wearable data is better than just trying to figure it out yourself.

The Vergecast at CES 2025: the biggest stories and best gadgets On The Vergecast, live from Las Vegas: all the things we saw, played with, touched, and talked about at this year's CES.

Like Friend, Microsoft Recall, and Limitless, Omi is building a way to more easily remember the things going on in your life. But Omi’s $89 wearable also tries to understand your brain.

The best actually real stuff at CES 2025 From overly fancy TVs to tiny AI supercomputers, here's the best stuff I saw in Vegas.

Firefighters battled a blaze Sunday afternoon that destroyed a single-family home on Nichols Road in Peterborough.

Google is making AI in Gmail and Docs free — but raising the price of Workspace The B2B AI wars are heating up, and Google's trying to make sure everyone gets a taste of Gemini.