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hey guys it's the Android Authority team we just got back from day two of CES 2018 and we wanted to share a few cool things we saw at the show today now they might not all be Android related but this show is about a whole lot more than that so buckle up and let's get started vipro is a new headset from HTC which takes the original concept and makes it better than ever it bumps the resolution up by 77% so you can see much more clearly in your virtual world and it improves the headphones to give you a much more immersive experience even announced a first-party wireless adapter so you can go cable free look for it later this year DGI is probably best known for its high-end drones and Ronin gibble the Ronin s is a new handheld gimbal sitting between the Ronin M and the Osmo mobile it's quite obviously a DJI product even though this is a one-handed gimbal it's got tons of capabilities it can hold even the heaviest consumer camera lens combos and comes in a sleek all-black package make sure to keep your eye out if you don't know what tile is it's a little Bluetooth tag that you stick on things so you don't lose them uses mesh networking technology to talk to other tiles in a certain range and if you lose things other tiles will let you know that they saw them when they pass by tile is now integrating this technology into things like key fobs and headphones so you'll be able to find things without attaching one physically the JBL link view is a new google assistant powered speaker with a screen it looks a little bit like you broke an egg open to reveal its touched capacitive capabilities but JBL has always been known for its phenomenal sound quality so this will probably fit great in any home Samsung showed off a ton of concept products this year including micro LED technology and even a modular TV system they're calling the wall even though this wasn't the Galaxy S nine we're happy to see some other things that Samsung's doing these days finally we made sure to slide over to all the crazy Google assistant boots at the show this year Google turned up with an absolutely massive presence in 2018 and we're glad to see they're finally connecting with the average consumer Google was everywhere at CES