Shattering your device, whether it’s a tablet or a phone, can be heartbreaking. That’s why Gorilla Glass has been so popular; it does a great job preventing cracks and scratches in screens.

The Fujifilm X-series of cameras is svelte and sexy. I’ve mentioned before how much I love them and think they’re great cameras. The new X20, shown off at CES, really captured my eye with classic lines and powerful performance.

Geonaute, a company based in France, was showing off its new POV action camera on the show floor, and it may be one of the more intriguing gadgets to come out this year. It has three lenses that capture everything from a 360-degree angle, and you can choose which direction you want to view as you’re watching it later on an iPad or big screen TV.

It doesn't matter how many trade shows you go to, you'll still find that CES can kick your rear. It's a big, unforgiving monster that chews up people and spits out sore feet, sore backs, and big grins. Day 2 didn't disappoint, and left me anxious for more great stuff on Day 3.

Nikon announced the new D5200 DSLR at CES, evolving the D5100 to include a more powerful 24 megapixel sensor, the EXPEED 3 image processing engine, and powerful low light performance. 

Pictured above, the D5200 has 39-point autofocus, 5FPS continuous shooting, and a smart new sensor. It supports both HDR modes and Active D-lighting, as well as offering 16 scene modes, and a scene auto selector. Nikon now offers real-time special effects, so you can see image enhancements as you shoot.

Olloclip has a new lens for the iPhone 5 that is already made and could come to Future Shop really soon. I’ve already had one for a few weeks, and saw it again here at CES. The issue I’ve always had with using it is that my iPhone 5 is in a case, and I’m not a fan of taking it out each time I want to shoot something. Looks like Olloclip heard all the gripes about that, too.

Pentax made a graceful exit from Future Shop a while back; they're a smaller brand, and it can be hard to make sure that you've got enough stock fill Future Shop's ample demands (a whole lot of us shop with big red, with over 140 stores across the country and futureshop.ca running 24/7).

And while it was sad to see Pentax go, never have I been more heart broken then today. I want to go to my local Future Shop and buy the Q10.

It’s amazing that it hasn’t happened sooner. One of the reasons that the iPhone is one of the world’s most popular cameras is because it’s stupidly easy to use. It’s fun to use. You point at something, tap on it, and take a picture. You tap one part of the screen to review the picture. You tap an arrow to share your picture. It’s just so simple.

But that simplicity belies its powerful nature. It’s a camera that’s connected to WiFi, 3G, or LTE. It’s a camera that has access to your Twitter account and your contacts. It’s a camera that runs apps.