**Skagen's First Touchscreen Smartwatch: The Scogin Falster**

Skagen has been making waves in the smartwatch market with their hybrid offerings, and now they're expanding their lineup to include a first-ever touchscreen enabled smartwatch. The Scogin Falster is powered by Android Wear and boasts an incredibly minimalistic design that Skagen is known for. While it may be missing some features that other Android Wear devices have, such as a heart rate monitor, built-in GPS, and LTE connectivity, the Scogin Falster is still a stylish and affordable option for those looking to upgrade their smartwatch game.

One of the standout features of the Scogin Falster is its minimalistic design. It's clear that Skagen has been focused on creating a device that is both functional and visually appealing. The watch features a sleek and streamlined design that fits comfortably under the skin, with a weight distribution that is significantly improved over other smartwatches on the market. Whether you're wearing it to work or running errands around town, the Scogin Falster looks like it belongs in your wrist.

**Lenovo's Daydream VR Headset: The Mirage Isola**

Virtual reality has been gaining momentum in recent years, and Lenovo is at the forefront of this technology with their latest offering: the Mirage Isola. This standalone headset is powered by the Snapdragon 835 processor and comes equipped with four gigabytes of RAM and microSD expansion. It also features a Daydream controller and can last for up to seven hours on a single charge.

One of the standout features of the Mirage Isola is its lack of cables or need for a smartphone. This makes it incredibly convenient to use, as you don't have to worry about juggling multiple devices or dealing with cluttered cords. The headset also boasts six degrees of freedom, which allows for seamless and immersive VR experiences.

**Google's Best of CES 2018: Google Pay**

At CES 2018, Google made a bold move by awarding their own payment service, Google Pay, as the best new product of the year. This decision marked a significant shift in Google's approach to mobile payments, as they began to realize that their own service was superior to Amazon's Wallet and Android Pay.

Google Pay has come a long way since its inception, with features like contactless payments, mobile wallet support, and even rewards and loyalty programs. But it's the simplicity and ease of use of Google Pay that sets it apart from other payment services on the market.

**OnePlus 5T Competitor: The Honor View 10**

If you're looking for a competitor to the OnePlus 5T, look no further than the Honor View 10. This device boasts an impressive specs sheet, featuring a six-inch full HD+ display, the Kirin A90-70 processor, and six gigabytes of RAM. It also comes equipped with dual 12 and 20 megapixel cameras, making it a beast in terms of photography capabilities.

The Honor View 10 is also priced competitively at around $500, which makes it an attractive option for those looking to upgrade their smartphone without breaking the bank. With its impressive specs and affordable price point, the Honor View 10 is definitely worth considering as a competitor to the OnePlus 5T.

**JBL Link View: A Smart Display with Google Assistant**

One of the most exciting developments at CES 2018 was the launch of JBL's new smart display, the Link View. This device features an eighth-inch HD display, two front-facing speakers, and support for 24-bit HD audio streaming. But what really sets it apart is its integration with Google Assistant.

The Link View is designed to be a fully-fledged smart display that can handle everything from playing music and videos to answering questions and controlling your smart home devices. With the power of Google Assistant at your fingertips, you'll have access to a wide range of features and capabilities that will make your life easier and more convenient.

**Asus ROG PG 65: A Big-Format Gaming Display with Android TV**

At CES 2018, Asus unveiled their latest gaming display, the PG 65. This massive device boasts a 65-inch 4K display, G-Sync technology, and supports up to 120Hz refresh rates. But what really sets it apart is its integration with Android TV.

The PG 65 allows you to play PC games directly on your big screen, without needing a separate gaming monitor or smart TV. This makes for an incredibly immersive gaming experience that's hard to beat. With the power of Nvidia Shield built-in, you'll also have access to a wide range of Android apps and games that can be played right from the comfort of your own home.

**Sound Off: What Were Your Favorite Moments from CES 2018?**

If you've been following our coverage of CES 2018, then you know that there were plenty of exciting moments throughout the show. From new smartwatches to innovative displays and gadgets, there was something for everyone at this year's event. So which moment stood out to you as a favorite? Was it the announcement of Google Pay as the best new product of the year? Or perhaps it was the reveal of Asus' massive gaming display, the PG 65?

Whatever your favorite moment from CES 2018, we want to hear about it! Share your thoughts and opinions with us in the comments section below.

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all of your work and play there are a few use cases here including using the larger apparatus as a way of finishing projects that you originally started on the razor phone or while the razor phone is docked it can play a video while you're getting that work done on the bigger screen sure it's just a concept for now but it's a really cool one speaking of concepts we finally have a tangible example of what an under glass fingerprint sensor would look like now we know that they were becoming this year but vivo started it off with a partnership with synaptics this wafer-thin optical sensor sits just between the display glass and the actual all LED panel and Peaks through the pixels in order to register your prints wake the screen and a small portion on the bottom of the phone will tell you where to land your fingerprint synaptics ensures that clear ID is just as secure as current sensors that you might find on plenty of other smartphones but it is marginally slower in practice if you're able to get past that slight delay you'll also realize that nothing about the phone needs to change in order for you to still have fingerprint security so for certain phones this might be the way that we can get all screen all the time by not having to cut the bottom in order to have a fingerprint sensor home button no matter what your opinions may be on smart watches it's good to see that Skagen is coming out with their first touchscreen enabled smart watch on top of all of their already great hybrid offerings the Scoggin falster runs Android wear but it also looks incredibly nice because of this minimalistic design that it's Skagen is known for now it is missing a few features that other Android wear vices bring to the table like a heart rate monitor built-in GPS and LTE connectivity but if you're looking for a classy smart walk shot also doesn't break the bank well the Scogin falster might be one of the prettiest and smooth uh smartwatches that we've seen so far VR is still running strong and this daydream VR headset is a standalone unit from Lenovo The Mirage Isola is powered by the Snapdragon 835 with four gigabytes of RAM and microSD expansion is available you still get the daydream controller and to seven hours of battery life and six degrees of freedom all without cables or even a smartphone it also has a much better weight distribution because it's not hindering itself on the weight of the smartphone so that it feels a lot more comfortable than plenty of other daydream headsets Lenovo is tentatively pricing it at under $400 and it will go on sale in quarter two of this year at first there was Google wallets and then there was Android pay and up until now they have been living side by side we're awarding Google pay a best of CES 2018 award because well Google is starting so finally understand mobile payments and also they're starting to understand proper naming conventions our next award goes to a potential competitor to the one plus 5t the honor view 10 sports a six inch full HD plus display has the Kiran a 90-70 processor six gigabytes of RAM and dual 12 and 20 megapixel cameras making it a beast on the spec sheet and at CES 2018 honor just announced that it's coming to the United States we were already impressed with the view 10 during our brief hands-on time and pricing availability might still be on the way but we expect this phone to launch at around five hundred dollars adding to an already good library of honor phones that are pretty affordable watch out for this phone in 2018 one of the biggest stories coming out of CES 2018 is the fact that Google assistant is appearing on so many different devices and that includes smart displays now these displays are supposed to be Amazon echo shows biggest competitors we've already seen a couple from Lenovo but this is one we're really excited about made by JBL there's an eighth inch of 720p display two front-facing 10 watt speakers a rear-facing passive radiator for even deeper bass along with support for 24-bit HD audio streaming the only unfortunate part about the JBL link view is that you're going to be able to buy one this summer we can't wait to get our hands on it and you can stay tuned for our review of it once we're able to use it during those summer months let's not forget a putting Google into your big TVs with Android TV you now have the Asus rogue PG 65 what is being considered a big format gaming display this is a 65 inch 4k g-sync Android TV with 120 Hertz refresh rates ultra-low latency and has a Nvidia shield built-in now the price will no doubt be high when it goes on sale but considering that it means you don't need a gaming monitor and then a smart TV also you put the boat together it might end up seeming kind of reasonable and of course you'll be able to play PC games on it as a monitor or just jump into the actual shield that's built in and be able to play any other games that you want from your couch rather than your desk there are a lot of things to take away from the Consumer Electronic Show of 2018 here in Las Vegas so sound off in the comments below and subscribe to the channel if you haven't already so you can find even more of our content throughout the interwebs over at andrew authority comm and also here on the youtube channel because we are your source for all things Androidin this video we take a look at ten of the best products that we saw at CES 2018 imagine a world where your smartphone powers your laptop now why would you need that well as our smartphones get more powerful fewer and fewer people need a larger computer but a full keyboard and a bigger screen can be helpful and that is why Razer with their project Linda is trying to merge the razor phone into one of their larger laptop concepts you simply slide the razor phone into a trackpad area of the customized razor blade stealth chassis and it automatically starts powering the laptop you almost get a one-to-one view of what you would be seeing on your Android phone but you can use the screen of the razor phone as the touchpad Razer plans on making the laptop display mirror the 120 Hertz quad HD display of the razor phone that way you can get high resolution playback of pretty much any piece of media and you'll be able to have a much larger canvas in order to do all of your work and play there are a few use cases here including using the larger apparatus as a way of finishing projects that you originally started on the razor phone or while the razor phone is docked it can play a video while you're getting that work done on the bigger screen sure it's just a concept for now but it's a really cool one speaking of concepts we finally have a tangible example of what an under glass fingerprint sensor would look like now we know that they were becoming this year but vivo started it off with a partnership with synaptics this wafer-thin optical sensor sits just between the display glass and the actual all LED panel and Peaks through the pixels in order to register your prints wake the screen and a small portion on the bottom of the phone will tell you where to land your fingerprint synaptics ensures that clear ID is just as secure as current sensors that you might find on plenty of other smartphones but it is marginally slower in practice if you're able to get past that slight delay you'll also realize that nothing about the phone needs to change in order for you to still have fingerprint security so for certain phones this might be the way that we can get all screen all the time by not having to cut the bottom in order to have a fingerprint sensor home button no matter what your opinions may be on smart watches it's good to see that Skagen is coming out with their first touchscreen enabled smart watch on top of all of their already great hybrid offerings the Scoggin falster runs Android wear but it also looks incredibly nice because of this minimalistic design that it's Skagen is known for now it is missing a few features that other Android wear vices bring to the table like a heart rate monitor built-in GPS and LTE connectivity but if you're looking for a classy smart walk shot also doesn't break the bank well the Scogin falster might be one of the prettiest and smooth uh smartwatches that we've seen so far VR is still running strong and this daydream VR headset is a standalone unit from Lenovo The Mirage Isola is powered by the Snapdragon 835 with four gigabytes of RAM and microSD expansion is available you still get the daydream controller and to seven hours of battery life and six degrees of freedom all without cables or even a smartphone it also has a much better weight distribution because it's not hindering itself on the weight of the smartphone so that it feels a lot more comfortable than plenty of other daydream headsets Lenovo is tentatively pricing it at under $400 and it will go on sale in quarter two of this year at first there was Google wallets and then there was Android pay and up until now they have been living side by side we're awarding Google pay a best of CES 2018 award because well Google is starting so finally understand mobile payments and also they're starting to understand proper naming conventions our next award goes to a potential competitor to the one plus 5t the honor view 10 sports a six inch full HD plus display has the Kiran a 90-70 processor six gigabytes of RAM and dual 12 and 20 megapixel cameras making it a beast on the spec sheet and at CES 2018 honor just announced that it's coming to the United States we were already impressed with the view 10 during our brief hands-on time and pricing availability might still be on the way but we expect this phone to launch at around five hundred dollars adding to an already good library of honor phones that are pretty affordable watch out for this phone in 2018 one of the biggest stories coming out of CES 2018 is the fact that Google assistant is appearing on so many different devices and that includes smart displays now these displays are supposed to be Amazon echo shows biggest competitors we've already seen a couple from Lenovo but this is one we're really excited about made by JBL there's an eighth inch of 720p display two front-facing 10 watt speakers a rear-facing passive radiator for even deeper bass along with support for 24-bit HD audio streaming the only unfortunate part about the JBL link view is that you're going to be able to buy one this summer we can't wait to get our hands on it and you can stay tuned for our review of it once we're able to use it during those summer months let's not forget a putting Google into your big TVs with Android TV you now have the Asus rogue PG 65 what is being considered a big format gaming display this is a 65 inch 4k g-sync Android TV with 120 Hertz refresh rates ultra-low latency and has a Nvidia shield built-in now the price will no doubt be high when it goes on sale but considering that it means you don't need a gaming monitor and then a smart TV also you put the boat together it might end up seeming kind of reasonable and of course you'll be able to play PC games on it as a monitor or just jump into the actual shield that's built in and be able to play any other games that you want from your couch rather than your desk there are a lot of things to take away from the Consumer Electronic Show of 2018 here in Las Vegas so sound off in the comments below and subscribe to the channel if you haven't already so you can find even more of our content throughout the interwebs over at andrew authority comm and also here on the youtube channel because we are your source for all things Android\n"