1. The Best of CES 2015!

    The world of consumer electronics has changed markedly since the Consumer Electronics Show was born in 1967.Today at CES, you'll find all manner of science fiction morphing into reality: drones, robots, smart wearables, slick digital home gear, gorgeous 4K TVs, 3D cameras, and even well-connected cars. Of course, some things about CES haven't changed. The crowds, the difficulty of getting a taxi, the questionable food, and the long hours of press events and filing stories from anywhere you can on intermittent Wi-Fi connections are the same as always.

  2. Best Phone of 2015 - LG G Flex 2

    Combining cutting-edge design with innovative features, the LG G Flex2 offers an experience unlike any other. Using a simple hand gesture that is recognizable from up to 1.5 meters away, you can capture the perfect selfie with the brand-new Glance Shot feature.

    New Features -
    => It can recover from light scratches in about 10 seconds, due to its high-density molecular shell.
    => LG uses the same curved plastic OLED display technology, but gives the Flex 2 the 1080p, full HD boost it deserves.

  3. Best Phone Accessory: Lenovo Vibe Xtension Selfie Flash

    Selfies are the photography trend of the moment, but it's notoriously hard to get a good image in the dark. Lenovo's ring of LEDs snaps into your smartphone and gives you just enough light to prevent blurry self photos. It's the best thing since the selfie stick.

    Selfie Flash will last you 100 selfies on a single charge. The company states that it won't be sold in the US, but will be made available on its website when it is released.

  4. Best Smartwatch: Lenovo Vibe Band VB10

    The Vibe Band has a 1.43-inch E Ink display, which means it can last for up to a week on a single charge, which is a lot more reasonable than other watches that last a single day. And while the Vibe Band has many of the activity-tracker prerequisites—it will count your steps and calories, the distance you travel, and the quality of your sleep—it also brings genuine smartwatch functionality to the mix with notifications from your phone.

    And it does all of this for only $89.

  5. Best Fitness Gadget: Garmin Vivoactive

    Garmin has long been the first name in sport watches, but it's moving into smartwatches now with the hybrid sports-smart device Garmin Vivoactive. Competing with giants like Samsung and Apple, Garmin's remarkably thin smartwatch is GPS-enabled and includes a number of apps for tracking sports and activities, from golfing to swimming.

    It will be compatible with Android and iOS devices.

  6. Best Digital Home Gadget: LG Twin Wash

    is the new Twin Wash washing machine from LG. It's essentially a washing machine within a washing machine. It sounds confusing, but it actually makes perfect sense. There's space for a full-size load on top, and a smaller, pullout drawer on the bottom that allows you to wash a second load simultaneously. The mini washer is perfect for delicate items that require extra care or special wash settings. Since you're washing more than one load at a time, it means you'll save time on doing laundry in general

  7. BMW’s i Remote App


    BMW’s i Remote App for Samsung Gear S
    BMW introduced a new app for its i sub brand vehicles that allows you to control them from a distance. The BMW i Remote App was also modified to be used with Samsung’s Gear S smartwatch, bringing a lot of features to your wrist.

    You can also check out the vehicle’s status (for example if the doors are locked or the windows closed), turn the AC on or off to pre-heat or cool down your car and so on.

  8. Apple Watch

    A device you wear is vastly different from one you keep on a desk or carry in your pocket. It’s more than a tool. It’s a true expression of your personal taste. So we designed Apple Watch to reflect a wide range of styles and preferences. Because we want you to love wearing it as much as you love using it.Apple Watch gives you a complete picture of your all-day activity. The three rings of the Activity app show your daily progress and help motivate you to sit less, move more, and get some exercise. High-quality watches have long been defined by their ability to keep unfailingly accurate time, and Apple Watch is no exception.

  9. Tesla's Model S P85D

    Tesla engineers made creating a 691-hp supersedan seem easy. The new 221-hp electric motor and front-drive differential fit neatly between the 85-kWh battery pack and the electrically assisted rack-and-pinion steering gear. The only downsides are the 291 pounds of extra weight and a front trunk reduced in volume from five to three cubic feet. In your dreams, Tesla’s creative types are hard at work on a Model SS powered by two 470-hp motors.
    You don’t start the Model S, you simply get in, place a foot on the brake, and select a direction of travel.

  10. Google's Project Loon

    Many of us think of the Internet as a global community. But two-thirds of the world’s population does not yet have Internet access. Project Loon is a network of balloons traveling on the edge of space, designed to connect people in rural and remote areas, help fill coverage gaps, and bring people back online after disasters.Project Loon began in June 2013 with an experimental pilot in New Zealand, where a small group of Project Loon pioneers tested Loon technology.Project Loon uses software algorithms to determine where its balloons need to go, then moves each one into a layer of wind blowing in the right direction

  11. Google's Project Ara

    Project Ara is the codename for an initiative that aims to develop an open hardware[22] platform for creating highly modular smartphones.[23] The platform will include a structural frame (endoskeleton that holds smartphone modules of the owner's choice), such as a display, camera or an extra battery. It would allow users to swap out malfunctioning modules or upgrade individual modules as innovations emerge, providing longer lifetime cycles for the handset, and potentially reducing electronic waste.