Georgie Peru is a Contributing Reporter at various prominent tech and lifestyle publications. She focuses on topics related to pets, veterinary care, aging and longevity, diet and nutrition, fitness, and wellness programs, often exploring the intersection of technology and health. Georgie's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Pocket-lint, How-To Geek, and PCMag.
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By: Georgie Peru
CES 2026s first official show day kept the pace up with a mix of near-term gaming upgrades, ambitious new form factors and a few reminders that not every gadget needs to do everything.
photo of The weirdest tech we've seen at CES 2026 so far image CES is famous for ushering in big TVs, faster chips and serious upgrades to the tech we already use every day. It’s also where companies feel emboldened to ask some very strange questions, like whether your toilet should analyze your poop or your nails should change color on command. From experimental laptops…
By: Georgie Peru
photo of CES 2026 Day 2: All of the coolest tech we saw on the show floor during the second day image CES 2026’s second day was all about hands on time with new tech. From Lego’s most ambitious play experiment yet to assistive mobility tech, smart home ideas that actually feel affordable and robots that might one day fold your laundry, here’s what stood out most on January 7. Lego Smart Play Lego Star…
Micro RGB is the big new TV technology at CES, with new sets on deck from LG, Samsung and others.
By: Georgie Peru
photo of CES 2026 Day 3: The most interesting tech that's still on the show floor image Even as CES 2026 wraps up soon, there’s no shortage of standout hardware hiding in plain sight. From genuinely quieter yard tools to ultra-light EVs and companion robots that want to remember your family, Day 3 was all about tech that felt a little more considered — and in some cases, refreshingly…
by Georgie Peru on January 09, 2026 Falling asleep is often harder than staying asleep.
by Georgie Peru on January 09, 2026 CES 2026 is packed with fitness tech, but much of it still treats exercise, recovery, and sleep as separate problems to solve.
Humanoid robots tend to get attention for how they walk or how human they look. At CES 2026, what caught our attention at Robotera's booth wasn't spectacle, but control.
by Georgie Peru on January 10, 2026 Gl.iNet Beryl 7 travel router
The ArkPro Series stands out is in how many options it packs into a single device, with a mix of floodlight, spotlight, UV light, and a green laser pointer.
