When Apple announced its third hardware event, no one was prepared for the bundle of surprises in the package. The biggest news was about the smallest piece of tech, the M1 chip: a custom-made silicon chip that now powers the newest MacBooks and Mac desktops.
During election campaigns we often hear about infrastructure investment and job creation plans from government. But a focus on electronic infrastructure and creating better economic efficiencies through an e-invoicing initiative also deserves attention.
A summary of the 2015 Last Gadget Standing winners and selected finalists that all exhibited innovation, engineering talent and a rabid focus on the ultimate in ease-of-use