The Vive Cosmos exists and it's built for folks who may have hesitated to buy a VR headset in the past. With this device, HTC is emphasizing comfort, simplicity and ease-of-access. Just like the Vive and Vive Pro, the Vive Cosmos is tethered. Howeve… from Engadget RSS Feed https://engt.co/2M0FsFm via IFTTT

Acer announced its redesigned Swift 7 laptop yesterday, but it's the kind of computer you really need to see in person. Last year's model was impressively svelte, and Acer promised the new version would be even smaller. Well, after spending som… from Engadget RSS Feed https://engt.co/2VxYV4u via IFTTT

Toyota showed off its latest autonomous vehicle development efforts at CES 2019 in Las Vegas on Monday in the form of a semi-self driving prototype based on the Lexus LS500h. from Engadget RSS Feed https://engt.co/2F9LD9i via IFTTT

You can always count on Samsung to put on a good show when CES rolls around, and it all starts with the company's customary press conference. It's always a great opportunity to catch up on the progress the company has made in the year prior, and dig… from Engadget RSS Feed https://engt.co/2Tu5D9U via IFTTT

Last year, HTC unveiled VivePort VR subscriptions, which let you download and play with up to five titles a month for around $9 a month. Today, at CES, the company is taking the VivePort subscription a step further. It announced a new VivePort Infini… from Engadget RSS Feed https://engt.co/2CVhYP2 via IFTTT

The Vive Pro Eye is the next evolution of HTC's virtual reality headset line, and its biggest new feature is integrated eye-tracking. HTC America General Manager Dan O'Brien revealed the Vive Pro Eye at CES, explaining how built-in eye-tracking can b… from Engadget RSS Feed https://engt.co/2C7noEY via IFTTT

It won't shock you to hear many people use Kodi to pirate movies and TV shows, but Sony appears to be particularly alarmed. The Kodi team has accused Sony of blocking the installation of its media app on newer Android TVs following months of reports… from Engadget RSS Feed https://engt.co/2C4hww5 via IFTTT

It was only a matter of time, really. Instant Brands has announced that its Instant Pot Smart WiFi pressure cooker now supports Google Assistant, making it possible to start cooking or check on the status without pulling out your phone or peeking at… from Engadget RSS Feed https://engt.co/2Rhhg7m via IFTTT