Gadgetory

at a preview event for the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas new tech was flying leaping and lighting up the LG G flex offers a glimpse at the shape of smart phones to come curves so it's the world's first curved flexible smartphone if you're holding it to your face that contours your face brings that mic a little bit closer to you give you a better sound experience also fits in the palm of your hand the possibilities of what we can do with our smart phones continues to grow this is the jumping sumo which can be controlled from your mobile phone or tablet it may be a small robot but it's robust and can lead to and-a-half feet into the air and like a cat that always lands on its feet the sumo always lands on its wheels the mobile QWERTY turns the traditional keyboard on end a full QWERTY keyboard has been split and rotated so that I've still got it underneath both hands true grip is a handheld bluetooth mouse and keyboard I don't need to find a surface where I can use my keyboard wearable tech is a star attraction this year designed for athletes the Reebok check light is a sensor device that fits into a skullcap and detects impact and possible head injuries so three light LED system is agreeing for on and functioning yellow for a moderate impact and red for more severe there are plenty of wearables that tell you how active you are June does something different it tracks your exposure to the Sun and depending on your skin type it'll tell you when to get out of the Sun and when to break out the sunscreen and finally technology that really shines smart charge is an LED bulb with a built-in rechargeable battery I've cut the power your whole house goes dark smart charge ball remains all now that's a bright idea in Las Vegas I'm Sumi das CNET for CBS News