Consumers want smart home technology to integrate with the devices and appliances they already own and they don't want to have to pay extra for smart devices.

Picture this: when you open your eyes, a luxurious and modern view greets you. Autonomous magnetic levitation cars speed along the roads, and various transportation tools hover in the air, as if ...

Much of the tech at CES is ready for primetime, but we also get a glimpse of the big ideas that may or may not come to fruition. Here are some of the more intriguing concepts from the show.

We explore several of the key concepts that are destined to make tomorrow?s home safer, more energy-efficient, increasingly convenient, mind-blowingly luxurious and just plain cooler overall.

But, while these mood-based settings are selected and controlled by consumers, the smart home tech of the future promises to read and adapt to our moods automatically.

In an exclusive tour, I saw Taar’s invisible lasers beaming fiber-fast internet through the air. Experts say it might be a solution to our nation's broadband divide.

The domicile of the future won’t look much like our suburban abode of today: Every gadget, TV, appliance, and even broom closet will be outfitted with a wireless chip. Read on to see future ...

What does the future look like for mobile technologies in a stay-at-home world? The entire world is vastly less mobile than it was pre-COVID-19 and this will continue to be true into the future.

Future Tech Enterprise, Inc. (FTEI) and Iternal Technologies announce a global strategic partnership. Together FTEI and Iternal bring deep expertise, ...