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what's good guys johnathan here and welcome back to coolest tech on the planet CTIA edition brought to you by AT&T so first up we're taking a look at some connected car tech from Volvo we got a chance to take their xc90 out to Vegas not only is it a piece of a car it's packed with the killer technology now I Drive a simple truck which really isn't packing much in the tech department so I kind of nerd it out over this for starters this is how you start and stop the ignition below that is how you can adjust the drive mode you can select from eco comfort off-road or dynamic and this will physically adjust the car now as much as I love crispy video I also love crispy audio so as cool as the touch navigation was I think I was most excited with the sound system which is powered by Bowers & Wilkins it's loaded with both awesome looking and sounding speakers and topped off with killer control which let you optimize for the entire car just a front seat just the rear seats or even simulate the gothenburg concert hall well blew my mind most though was this the xc90 is equipped with four cameras and simulates a 360 degree view that helps you back in perfectly now the minute samsung dropped gear s2 I've been dying to check it out in person seen it up close good god is it attractive it features a stainless steel body and a pretty simple but good-looking BAM but what I dig most about it is the bezel because that's actually how you navigate through the watch is silky smooth feels great and is really intuitive so I definitely plan on getting one of these in house when they're available before when I saw at CTIA the gear s2 is looking to be one of the best Android wear options of 2015 now jumping back to car tech for a second I also got a chance to check out the new Audi TT which as far as looks go is straight fire inside is a 12-point three inch display which acts as a central hub and displays everything from your dash to the weather to navigation and even settings as far as navigation goes this is done through audi's MMI touch which is not only intuitive but also a really nice way integrated physical tactile form of control paired with the digital display plus I don't know about you but this is just about the sexiest possible way to adjust the a/c now unfortunately I don't get a chance to take this guy in the road but if you want to see more car tech on a channel let me know by going buff dudes on that like button aside from that that wraps up today's video definitely let me know your favorite piece of tech with a comment down below and I will catch you guys later