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iphone 6 scores double win at gadget awards - best tablet for artists
Apple iPhone 6 in Pocket last night-
At the lint Gadget Awards ceremony in London, people picked up the best mobile phones of the year and the best electronic products of the year.
The demand for phones with larger screens is clearly rewarding --
After seven years of competition, this is the first time the iPhone has won the award.
Apple also won the best tablet with iPad Air 2 and best laptop/2in-
1 with MacBook Air 2014.
Sony has also won four awards, including the best compact camera for the PlayStation 4, the best TV, the best headphones and the best home entertainment device.
The award was voted by industry experts, technical journalists and the public, and LG's G Watch R won the Best Wearable award before the Pebble Steel smartwatch.
Other winners include Samsung's Galaxy Note 4, the best tablet of the year.
Judge and tech writer David Fallon told Sky News that the competition was fierce.
He said: "In the past 12 months, BlackBerry, Motorola, Nokia have undergone tremendous changes, but in the process, there are still major innovations from all the big companies and companies you 've never heard of before. That's 2014-
But we can look forward to hearing from technical expert Nate lankerson next year.
"2015 will be a very exciting year for technicians," he said.
"One will be the inevitable rise of more wearable devices and more personal wearable devices.
"Another thing that I think might be more interesting might be smart textiles in which electronic products of various wearable technologies can actually be woven in clothing and interior fabrics and
"So whether it's the growth of smartwatches or the future of fabrics, 2015 looks like there's a lot to offer.
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