2015 Consumer Electronics Show

Unveiling the future of digital personalisation for passenger cars, German automaker Volkswagen recently showcased its digital smart key at the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2017. This next-generation smart key not only allows you to unlock your car doors using your smartphone or VW User ID, but also knows a person's preferences and adjus...

As the world gathers in Las Vegas to see the latest from the world of technology at the 2015 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show, BMW is bringing in quite the range of innovations this year. Though the list includes a myriad of innovations and technology, here's what intrigued us the most.

A New York-based company that provides advanced iris based identity management technology solutions - EyeLock - is working on an iris identity authentication technology to validate the driver and authorise the start of the vehicle.

The biggest trends of the year were actually technological concepts that have been around for decades, if not centuries.

Of the tons of products on display, here are a few that inspired, brought a chuckle, or made you just say, hmmm.

He would have been surprised to see so many car companies at the show this year, Wayman Jr. said.

Drones, wearable computing and enormous, immersive TVs were in the spotlight at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show which wrapped up Friday in Las Vegas.

Tata Motors owned British luxury carmaker Jaguar Land Rover is working with Intel and Seeing Machines to develop sensing technology that monitors the driver's face and eyes to reduce distracted and drowsy driving.

The firm also unveiled SoCs for home routers, Google Cast-Ready audio devices, and a Sony-specific Android TV SoC.

Ford is employing the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show's platform to demonstrate how it is using innovation to create advanced new vehicles and to help change the way the world moves by addressing transportation challenges.

While there is no release time-frame as yet, BlackBerry assures that it will be available soon.

The next-generation MHL specification will be able to carry up to 8K (7680x4320 pixels) video at up to 120 frames per second.

Fitness equipment manufacturer Under Armour also unveiled a health and fitness tracker app and website at the CES.

The XPS 13 and new range of Alienware laptops are already available via Dell.com, except the XPS 15, which is 'coming soon'.

The South Korean consumer electronics giant had plenty of announcements to make at CES 2015 - here's a roundup.

Unveiling the future of digital personalisation for passenger cars, German automaker Volkswagen recently showcased its digital smart key at the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2017. This next-generation smart key not only allows you to unlock your car doors using your smartphone or VW User ID, but also knows a person's preferences and adjus...

As the world gathers in Las Vegas to see the latest from the world of technology at the 2015 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show, BMW is bringing in quite the range of innovations this year. Though the list includes a myriad of innovations and technology, here's what intrigued us the most.

A New York-based company that provides advanced iris based identity management technology solutions - EyeLock - is working on an iris identity authentication technology to validate the driver and authorise the start of the vehicle.

The biggest trends of the year were actually technological concepts that have been around for decades, if not centuries.

Of the tons of products on display, here are a few that inspired, brought a chuckle, or made you just say, hmmm.

He would have been surprised to see so many car companies at the show this year, Wayman Jr. said.

Drones, wearable computing and enormous, immersive TVs were in the spotlight at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show which wrapped up Friday in Las Vegas.

Tata Motors owned British luxury carmaker Jaguar Land Rover is working with Intel and Seeing Machines to develop sensing technology that monitors the driver's face and eyes to reduce distracted and drowsy driving.

The firm also unveiled SoCs for home routers, Google Cast-Ready audio devices, and a Sony-specific Android TV SoC.

Ford is employing the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show's platform to demonstrate how it is using innovation to create advanced new vehicles and to help change the way the world moves by addressing transportation challenges.

While there is no release time-frame as yet, BlackBerry assures that it will be available soon.

The next-generation MHL specification will be able to carry up to 8K (7680x4320 pixels) video at up to 120 frames per second.

Fitness equipment manufacturer Under Armour also unveiled a health and fitness tracker app and website at the CES.

The XPS 13 and new range of Alienware laptops are already available via Dell.com, except the XPS 15, which is 'coming soon'.

The South Korean consumer electronics giant had plenty of announcements to make at CES 2015 - here's a roundup.