When it comes to CES, there are a few things that will always be true: the TVs will get bigger and thinner, the robots will be weirder, and companies will find even more creative ways cram Google Assistant and Alexa into every object you own.
Mashable will once again be on the ground uncovering the best (and the weirdest) the show has to offer. But besides jaw-dropping TVs and an endless buffet of WTF smart home gadgets, we're hoping to see a few new trends emerge this year.
Flexible screens that don't suck
Last year at CES, we saw just one foldable phone: Royole's FlexPai. But while the Chinese company had the distinction of being the first to show off a consumer-ready smartphone with a flexible display, it had some major issues. In the year since, we've seen foldable phones from Samsung, Huawei, and Motorola. And, given all the excitement these devices have created, it seems all but inevitable we'll see even more companies experimenting with flexible display technology. Read more...
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