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Epitomical's Spur Atomic smartwatch crams a full smartphone into something a little bigger than an ordinary sports watch, with Android 4.2 and a solid set of specs that put it on par with low- to mid-range smartphones.

The Saygus V2 could be the superphone you've never heard of but soon will, with specs to please Android fanboys, developers and media and gaming fanatics alike. Gizmag went hands on at CES 2015 and came away impressed.

CES is full of gaming gear from companies of all sizes, hawking their goods to anyone who will listen. Wikipad, though, has an accessory that can do something you might be looking for. It takes the iPad and unlocks its full gaming potential. Meet the Gamevice.

The Mercedes-Benz F 015 concept car unveiled at CES 2015 represents Mercedes' vision of a fully autonomous rolling lounge that envelops four passengers in technology and comfort.

The developers of the Tagg pet tracking collar have fronted up to this week's CES with a refined version of the product, shedding a little bulk and incorporating an ambient temperature sensor. The newer model pushes notifications to the owner's phone if the pet gets a little hot under the collar.

E Ink's new Prism technology would enable architects and interior designers to install dynamic walls that can change color and display animated patterns.

Karting is now mandatory preparation for an F1 driver. All current F1 drivers raced karts with Alonso and Vettel starting at three, and Hamilton at four years of age. With memorabilia prices soaring, auctioneers are finding it hard to value the kart Senna drove in the 1981 world karting champs.

Canon has added five new PowerShot cameras to its 2015 line-up. Aimed at refreshing the entry-level end of the firm's compact camera offering, the new models include pocketable point-and-shoots, compact super-zooms and a bridge camera which boasts a massive 24-1200-mm equivalent lens.

Harman has announced a new in-car setup that allows drivers to create "individual sound zones," each of which can play different sounds with minimal interference from other zones – potentially eliminating the age-old argument over who gets to choose the music.

Mad Catz has put some serious effort into solving the issue of comfortably and accurately controlling mobile games, creating a gamepad for Android devices that actually transforms depending you whether you’re using it with a tablet or a smartphone.

The second generation of InMotion's flagship transport gets a new design and a companion unicycle, adding options for portable personal urban transport. Gizmag took them for a ride at CES.

Are augmented reality and virtual reality mutually exclusive? One ambitious startup, Sulon Technologies, doesn't think so. Though it's still early days for the company's standalone Cortex AR/VR headset, it marries immersion and augmentation in some fascinating ways.