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"That's almost it for CES 2012, with the last official day being Friday 13 January. We've seen just how seriously US networks are taking 4G, with the launch of several new handsets from Nokia, Sony and Motorola to name a few. Elsewhere, ultrabooks and tablets have been out in full force, while 3D TV took a backseat to new OLED screens. Here's what has been grabbing the headlines."

"Sony kicked off 2012 in style with the announcement of the Xperia S, previously known as the Nozomi, and the Xperia Ion during CES last week, but it appears this was just the beginning of their plans for the coming year."

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"As you may be aware, next week sees the beginning of CES 2012, one of the world's largest consumer electronics trade shows, where many major manufacturers will be showing off a variety of new products. Among them is Sony Ericsson, who're keen to start building some buzz beforehand."

"Since the beginning of the week, the newswires have been dominated by reports of the latest tech coming from the CES 2012 show in Las Vegas. We've been covering much of the important phone and tablet news elsewhere, and rounding-up the best of the news each day."

"As you may or may not know, annual technology jamboree is currently taking place deep in the Nevada desert (that's Las Vegas folks) and that means all manner of wonderous electronical stuff will be being unveiled by the great and good from within the industry. Always ones to appreciate a nice bit of gadgetry, we've been keeping an ear to the ground in case any hot gossip emerges, rumours are quashed or confirmed or any surprise tech trinkets make themselves known. Here's what's been going down this past couple of days …"

"As the little brother of both CES and MWC, the CTIA Wireless Convention often gets overlooked in the smartphone event calendar. However, with its strong emphasis on spectrum expansion and an increase in the number of manufacturers attending the event, this year looks set to make some headlines within the industry. Here are some of the main stories from day one of the New Orleans-based conference:"

"It's been a strange week this one. Yes, the days have flown by as they usually do but it's kinda been a bit quiet on the domestic front, what with the tech-tastic extravaganza of CES going off big style across the pond. Of course, the Vegas-based cavalcade of electronical things has chucked out all kinds of futuristic gadgetry and has caused us to gaze in wonderment at just what those boffins are capable of, but it still doesn't quell the frustration of knowing the avalanche of cool kit will more than likely be debuted in places that aren't Britain. Pah. Anyway, enough of our bellyaching, here's the top picks from this week …"

"You may have seen the Nokia Lumia 900 at CES 2012 in January or a bit closer to home at MWC in February, but you could be holding one in your hands later this month when Phones4u ships the first pre-ordered handsets to its customers."

When it comes to Smart TV here at CES 2012, we were expecting a bit more of a gigantic Google TV showing and a bit less of an Android-based representation of the environment - that's why seeing the Lenovo K91 in the flesh was a rather nice surprise.

"Hello tech-heads and welcome to the first pick of the week of 2012. We hope you all had a great Christmas and New Year and didn't overindulge too much! No doubt it's going to be an exciting year ahead, with CES likely to drop some bombshells confirming or denying all those whispers that have been flying out of the rumour mill of late. As always we've chosen our fave stories from the last seven days, and hope hopefully brighten your blustery and dreary Friday…"

News today - Sony and Lenovo Raise Laptop Hybrid Trends. The concept of "hybrid" or merger between laptops and tablets believed to be a trend going forward. At least two giant technology known as computer manufacturers namely Sony and Lenovo started to lift the concept of a hybrid in the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2012 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

"Have you had enough of reading about all the sparkly new 4G LTE phones arriving in the USA? It has been especially hard during CES, with US-only phones such as the Nokia Lumia 900 and the HTC Titan II all offering cutting-edge tech, along with data speeds we can currently only imagine."

"Both Lenovo and Motorola announced a partnership with Intel during CES, where the pair confirmed they would be using the new Medfield system-on-a-chip in future devices. The China-bound K800 made a brief appearance during the show, but Motorola indicated fans should wait for news of its devices until Mobile World Congress."

Google is trying again with Google TV, and on Thursday it announced its partners for the television effort before hardware is unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas next week.