Scott Stein is an Editor At Large at CNET. He explores a wide range of topics including wearable tech, VR/AR, tablets, gaming, and emerging trends in technology, with a particular focus on consumer tech and the Internet of Things. Scott's work has been featured in SmartCompany, CEOWORLD magazine, USA TODAY, and other notable publications.
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By: Scott Stein
We now know what they look like, but not their cost or name.
The video agent demoed as part of Google Beam is an experiment, and it's shockingly realistic. Is this a helper, or a replacement for people?
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book makes me think of my backyard, and Borges.
X by Xreal is arriving in July for $299, and they look to compete with TCL's budget glasses.
By: Scott Stein
Commentary: A few weeks with Fitbit Air helped me through a brutal week of work and hard fun, but is a chat-based AI the right way to do this?
The PC maker will enter a hectic scene for smart glasses with two models planned for later this year.
By: Scott Stein
WWDC could lean on Vision to push ideas it hasn't solved yet. It's time to break out of the immersive video shell.
I played the new Switch 2 remake for a little while and it's a pretty fantastic do-over.
Commentary: Glasses, camera-enabled AirPods, a pendant and perhaps major Apple Watch updates all need a Gemini-powered AI revamp that isn't here yet. WWDC should be where that journey begins.
By: Scott Stein
An independent company called Supernatural Health is making a new app. It sounds like good news for Supernatural fans like me.
