Tom Samiljan

The online direct-to-consumer eyewear giant offers great choice, style and prices, but do its frames work for everyone?

These consumer-friendly smart displays make the case for telepresence in the home.

The IoTeX Ucam aims to disrupt the home security camera space with blockchain-powered data encryption and user control.

MessyWeekend offers stylish and durable, Danish-designed sunglasses at dollar-friendly prices. We tried the Shackleton Silver round metal frames to see if we'll ever pay more than $80 for eyewear again.

The Roborock H6 cordless stick vac is a serious Dyson alternative that won't break the bank.

At CES 2020, the tech industry's biggest event of the year, thousands of cutting-edge products and services were unveiled. Here are the developments that will matter most to consumers over the coming months—and beyond.

Last week at CES, the biggest event of the year in consumer technology, more than 4,400 exhibitors unveiled some 20,000 new products across a broad array of tech and tech-infused categories.