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Naughty America, one of several studios delivering wraparound 3D video content for VR, is back in Las Vegas and CES with a meeting room and demos of its films. Not much has changed, based on a quick demo I tried. It was pretty bizarre to wait on a line full of quiet men to demo this at a trade show like CES, but.. yes, this content still is familiar territory. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion.

A few weeks after that, we have Mobile World Congress (MWC), the world's largest mobile iphone case in spanish conference, It's there that we see flagship devices, a mountain of accessories and oddball concept devices from companies hoping to gain ground, One big change we expect this year is Samsung's lower-profile presence at the show, Its Galaxy S phone has been the anchor for years, but given the Note 7 recall and uncertainty over what caused the explosion, it's probable that Samsung will hold off its Galaxy S8 launch until it can confirm that its next flagship won't suffer the same fate..

CNET will be on the ground covering MWC live from February 26 to March 1. CES gave us a taste of the kind of tech we'll see at next month's mega smartphone show, Mobile World Congress. CES may be lean on phones this year, but the 17 we saw pointed out some trends that will help define handsets through 2017, especially as we head into next month's Mobile World Congress, the phone world's best and biggest show. 2017's year in phones is just kicking off, with more to come next week. HTC will launch a new product on January 12. The event, called "U", doesn't offer much of a hint of what we should expect, but rumors say there will be two phones called the HTC U Ultra and U Play.

I was testing the full-motion tracking capabilities of Qualcomm's mobile VR headset during a demo at CES 2017, Qualcomm's newest Snapdragon 835 processor is designed for headsets like VR and smart glasses, and a reference prototype was available, which iphone case in spanish CNET editor Roger Cheng and I tested, It was designed to look like a Power Rangers mask, of course, Note the Power Rangers theme (and the wide-angle lens), A partnership with Lionsgate resulted in a VR demo tied to the upcoming Power Rangers movie, which I got to try on the new hardware, I got to see the face of Bryan Cranston in his debut as Zordon, the Rangers' mentor, He's glowing and blue..

The demo was an excuse to get a glimpse into Qualcomm's vision of the future of virtual reality. The company, best known for making chips for phones, doesn't sell products directly to consumers. But it makes concept devices like this VR headset that other companies can take and use as a basis for their products. The company already had a concept VR headset that let you move around -- without the wires that tether the similar HTC Vive (£564 at Amazon.co.uk) VR system. Thanks to the new chip, the experience was even slicker.