At CES 2026, GL.iNET outlined its new networking lineup of travel routers, wired security gateways, and remote KVM hardware.

With most home networks still rocking Gigabit speeds, upgrading to Wi-Fi 7 and a multi-gig network switch can add up quickly.

These products promise practical home upgrades, including control and safety sensors that don’t require setup, a self-charging lock, and blinds that automatically block the sun from your eyes.

The Turtle Beach Rematch Donkey Kong Edition for Switch and Switch 2 has lenticular artwork, remappable back buttons, and ...

This is an alternative firmware for the Riden WiFi module that provides Modbus TCP and SCPI support as well as a web interface. It is geared towards easy remote control via both compatibility with ...

At CES 2026, GL.iNet is showing that it has ambitions well beyond travel routers. Known for its enthusiast-friendly ...

After releasing the very powerful P895BD-AP AIoT module at CES 2026, Quectel now released two new low-power industrial AIoT ...

Your 3-button garage remote is built to do far more than raise and lower a single garage door. With a little setup, those extra keys can control multiple doors, gates, lights and even security ...

The new protocol-independent method uses power waves for secure battery-free sensor authentication, ensuring efficiency and ...

The S95H is the first Samsung TV to offer optional wireless video, giving you the elegant flexibility of tucking your video ...

The X5 Alteron works with smartphones and tablets, and it can replace faulty Joy-Cons on your Nintendo Switch.

The GameSir x Hyperkin X5 Alteron looks too good to be true, but it has the hallmarks of a perfect pad for mobile and Switch ...