IFA - Today at IFA, ASUS announced their newest products, and without any doubt, ZenWatch 3 was the most popular.

Their new Android smartwatch looks better than the last two and it should have better performance. Unlike ZenWatch 2, the new watch is round shapped and has three buttons, which is according to ASUS a first for Android smartwatches. It is available in three finishes - metal, siler and rose gold and it comes with a straps available in dark brown and beige color.

The ZenWatch 3 has a 1.39-inch AMOLED display with 400 x 400 resolution covered with Gorilla Glass. Customers can choose between 50 watch faces but if that's not enough for you, ASUS lets you create your own unique watch face.

The IFA or Internationale Funkausstellung Berlin (International radio exhibition Berlin) is one of the oldest industrial exhibitions in the world and Europe's biggest tech show. IFA takes place in Berlin at the beginning of September every year and this year it will be held between September 2nd - 7th, with press events starting a couple of days before.

One of the most exciting announcements at this year's IFA will come from Huawei. It is very likely we will see a successor to popular Mate 8 at Huawei's September 1st event, probably named Huawei Mate 9. Huawei launched Mate S at last year's IFA and they didn't announce a new phone since P9 launch in April this year.

Samsung launched its Galaxy Note 7 just few weeks ago so we aren't expecting any new phone announcements from them, but that doesn't mean the South Korean giant doesn't have an ace up their sleeve. They sent out invites for two separate events, one for August 31st and one for September 1st.

E3 2016 is fast approaching--just next week!--and we've spotted the perfect timetable schedule to ensure you don't miss a single announcement regardless of where you are across the globe.

It's that time of year again--the time of leaks, bullshots, and insane new consoles, and we're here to make sure you get the full E3 2016 schedule. Admittedly I was going to compile a list of all the press conferences, but then I came across this amazing timetable from Twitter's @Cheesemeister3k that puts most of the handmade schedules to shame.

As you can see, the schedule is complete with major timezone conversions of all the major press conference events, from Bethesda to Sony and the PC Gaming Show. We expect to see Sony unveil its new PlayStation 4K console at the show, and Microsoft will show off its new Xbox hardware including the Xbox One Mini and the new Xbox streaming set-top box. Nintendo is expected to have a new 90 minute gameplay demo of the new Legend of Zelda game, with new details and an official name for the game.

We'll be sure to update you with live feeds of each press conference once their respective date nears, but for now, check out our recent pre-E3 2016 coverage. Big thanks to Cheesemeister3K for making such a helpful tool for the community!

Computex 2016 - AMD is set to reveal their new Polaris GPU technology at Computex, and you can catch the livestream right here.

AMD is set to reveal its new 14nm Polaris technology lineup at Computex, as well as the future of its APU technology.

We're expecting to see new low-cost Radeon R9 400 series video cards and much more, so don't miss it!

Thanks to G.Skill, all of the world's most renowned and prestigious overclockers will meet at Computex this year to push today's most powerful hardware to its limits.

Armed with an all-star ensemble of overclockers and the world's most powerful motherboards, video cards, DDR4 RAM, SSDs, CPUs and more, G.Skill is ready to completely redefine everything we know about overclocking. G.Skill will be hosting this year's major OC events at Computex--the 5th Annual World OC Record Stage 2016 and 3rd Annual OC World Cup 2016--with Intel, Samsung and NVIDIA sponsoring the events.

G.Skill has partnered with the world's greatest motherboard partners like ASRock, ASUS, EVGA, GIGABYTE and MSI to allow the world's greatest OC'ers to "break as many overclocking world records as possible" using today's most powerful Intel Core CPUs, NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 1080 video card, and G.Skill's DDR4 RAM. Expect to see some staggering new benchmark records, with Skylake CPUs, 4000 MHz DDR4 RAM, and NVIDIA's new insane GeForce GTX 1080 pushed to its limits--and beyond.

Developing in DirectX 12 compared to DirectX 11 is certainly a different animal completely, And Vulkan isn't actually officially out quite yet, but AMD is going to help out those budding developers make that transition by giving a talk at GDC about the lessons they learned internally.

Matthaeus Chajdas, who is very well informed on the topic of these new API's, and has had a hand in creating Mantle, will be giving the talk. According to the GDC schedule, the lecture he'll give will go over a lot of the low-level ideas that can make DX12 and Vulkan much better and much more efficient.

Matthaeus will go over the first round of games that're in development and talk about what works and what doesn't work so well. He's got a lot of knowledge on the subject, and if you're a developer of any kind looking to better your understanding of the two new low-level API's, then this is the lecture to attend. Having had the chance to chat with him about even simple concepts was fascinating. Just remember that these lectures are designed for those with development experience.

CES 2016 - In a strong showing in Las Vegas this year, ASUS has gathered five 2016 CES awards for itself and its Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand, taking trophies home for the Chromebit CS10, ROG G752, ROG GT51, ROG Swift PG348Q and the RT-AC5300 tri-band wireless router.

These awards were presented from categories including computer hardware and components, gaming and virtual reality, computer peripherals and smart home. With 27 product categories in total through this award series, taking out almost 20% of these is no small feat.

With two ROG laptops taking home prizes, ASUS has shown strength in the upper-class of portable gaming solutions, providing the G752 with an Intel Core i7 processor, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M graphics and a cool 64GB of DDR4 RAM. Not to be outclassed, the GT51 offers an Intel Core i7-6700K processor, support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan X graphics in SLI and 4K monitor compatibility.

E3 2015 - Attendance at E3 this year saw over 50,000 attendees, which is a first since 2006. Attendance numbers slumped in 2007 and 2008, right down to less than 6,000 - but don't worry, things started swinging up in 2009 right up to over 40,000.

The Entertainment Software Association, the people behind E3, has already announced that E3 2016 will take place between June 14 and 16 in 2016, as well as saying that this year's E3 was a record-breaker. Twitch was the official livestreaming partner of E3 this year, with over 500,000 peak concurrent viewers.

274 exhibitors were at E3 this year, up from just 187 in 2015, too.

One of the more exciting parts of E3 2015 will be the PC Gaming Show at E3 2015, with AMD teaming up with PC Gamer, with big names like Twitch, Bohemia Interactive, Tripwire and Digital Storm to be participating.

But, there have been a few new developers joining the event, with ArenaNet, CCP Games, Creative Assembly, Fullbright, Frictional Games, Frontier Developments, Nexon, Pixel Titans, SCS Software and Splash Damage joining in the fun. The PC Gaming Show will take place during E3 2015, where Sean 'Day[9]' Plott will be hosting the event at the Belasco Theater in LA on June 16, 2015.

We are expecting to see AMD unveil the Radeon R9 390X at the event, as well as a big concentration on PC gaming and everything that surrounds it.

First released as a teaser trailer on YouTube in late 2014 - The Gadget Expo 2015 sets out to plug the gap as seen in the Australian tech calendar. Aussies often have EA Games press events, EB Games running their massive gaming exhibition and PAX Australia with two years of gaming pop culture success - but what about the lovers of straight up technology?

There were a few main points covered in this trailer. Some of the most interesting inclusions include: the announcement that it will contain an emphasis on it being more of an 'event show' rather than a 'trade show', the event will contain a 'Gamers Bubble' - functioning as a sort of mini-PAX or mini-EB Expo, alongside a Home Tech Zone and an Innovation Zone.

As a whole this show is setting out to be somewhat of an Australian CES 2015, in which companies will come and showcase their latest and greatest technology - alongside various big-name tech heads sharing their thoughts and knowledge to thousands of seated fans. The Gadget Expo does promise "world renowned" tech experts, inventors, entrepreneurs and more at the event - here's hoping that all of these big claims can be pulled off.