At CES it is easy to overlook the seemingly now low-tech innovations that got us to where we are. Take the smartphone - that thing that over 2 billion people carry with them - how many mentions did it get? Instead, it was wearables and bluetooth and drones and beacons. Perhaps the smartphone is developing a founders complex around all the other technologies getting the limelight. Or perhaps, as Chuck lays it out here, it is now so much a part of what we do and how we do it that its name goes unsaid BECAUSE it is assumed and so important.

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