The Raid's mega-gory martial arts trio (Iko Uwais, Yahan Ruhian and Cecep Arif Rahman) are set to feature in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Someone get these guys a three-bladed lightsaber, and fast!
CES 2015: Camcorder makers are trying to ride 4K all the way to a comeback.
Wild ox breed a bit too nasty for our tame meadows.
CES 2015: Mercedes shows off its hyper-futuristic auto concept, likely to never be realised. The tech used may well be, though.
Intel is giving cheap tablets a shot in the arm with its new Cherry Trail chips. With boosts to battery life, graphics and general performance, expect the next generation of low-end slates to handle 3D gaming and high resolution video better than ever.
CES 2015: The headset is crammed with a heart rate monitor, GPS radio, and an accelerometer.
CES 2015: Shoes with games in them. Up next in 2016: VR socks.
CES 2015: Maker of cars that are super, Lamborghini, presents a new luxury for people with more money than tech-sense. We go hands-on with the £4,000 Android phone.
Unauthenticated API requests returning all manner of personal account data.
CES 2015: The tech expo's opening Groundhog Day of conferences and grand pronouncements is done. But what did we actually learn?
Apple is now selling contract-free iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in its stores and online. The 16 GB base model iPhone 6 costs £539; the iPhone 6 Plus starts at £619.
CES 2015: Who cares what they sound like when they look this good?
CES 2015: This thing does much more than just locking and unlocking your car.
CES 2015: Would you be willing to pay nearly £1,000 for a Walkman that plays hi-res audio?
Atari Fit trades Pong for press-ups in what the old-school video-game publisher declares a "Gamification Fitness App", rewarding players for jumping about a bit to unlock classic arcade games from its back catalogue. So missing the fitness gaming trend by nearly a decade, then.
CES 2015: Within five years all the company's devices will be 'smart', says CEO Boo-Keun Yoon.
