CES 2015 Day 2: The highlights (pictures)
The press conferences are done. Day 2 is when the hardcore floor-surfing takes place, with a few panel discussions thrown in for variety. Put your feet up and take it easy while we walk you through it.
PonoPlayer
We got some hands-on time with the PonoPlayer -- the brainchild of Neil Young and the next must-have (or don't want) device for audiophiles.
50 Cent's annual visit to the CNET stage
CNET saw its share of famous faces at CES on Day 2. In this year's chat with Brian Tong, 50 Cent spoke about SMS' new Star Wars headphones, the intersection of music and technology... and underpants.
LG's dual curved-screen concept phone
Because two curves are better than one, right?
Read our First Take and watch Luke Westaway show off those curves.
Smart Home panel
It really is amazing how much of the show revolves around the connected home. CNET Editor-in-Chief Lindsey Turrentine led a discussion of how far the Smart Home has come and how far it still needs to go.
A new path towards illumination
Forget glaring tail lights. BMW's M4 Concept Iconic Lights feature laser headlights at the front of the car and OLED tail lights at the rear. The OLEDs are ultra energy efficient and the display can be customized to different shapes and different.
IO Hawk
Part Segway, part skateboard -- the IO Hawk moves intuitively as soon as you step on to the deck, and you can lean forward or back to control direction.
Panasonic offers beauty advice
CNET's Luke Westaway channels his inner Boy George with Panasonic's new smart mirror -- a futuristic display that allows you to check your hair and makeup before you walk out the door.
Nick Cannon live on stage
It wasn't just 50 Cent who appeared on the CNET stage -- CES Entertainment Matters Ambassador Nick Cannon also came by to talk about tech at the show.
iHome connects Siri to your home
Plug anything into the iHome Smart Plug to remotely control your devices via app. And thanks to home kit compatibility, you can ask Siri to turn things on and off for you.
The Android smartphone with gaming controls
The W3D from Snail Games adds physical gaming controls to an Android smartphone to create a Vita-like experience.