There has been no killer gadget at this year's International CES technology show. Instead, something more subtle has emerged as the keystone of the tech world.
I'm talking about the smart, central voice assistant. Yes, even that may sound a bit old hat for those who've been paying attention. Techies have been talking about connected gadgets and the potential centralizing power of artificial intelligence for years now. The difference is that at this year's show we're seeing so many high-quality gadgets that actually live up to that promise. We're out of the prototype stage and onto the practical. Rather than having to do a lot of research about what will work with your particular voice assistant, you'll be spoiled for choice.
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