 I'm Brian Bishop and it's lunchtime here at CES. I recommend the hot dog stand in North Hall. This is 90 on 90 presented by Ford. Televisions are a CES mainstay and Samsung is showing off what it calls the world's first curved OLED TV. The 55 inch display has improved viewing angles over its flat counterparts and is scheduled to come out in the second half of this year. We've also seen some impressive 4K OLED prototypes from Sony and Panasonic. Both of those designs are flat like the traditional television but don't have release windows just yet. Either way, the 4K OLED TVs are the more vivid and crisp and more we're used to seeing. We want it. ZTE is throwing its hat into the 1080p smartphone ring. We took a look at the Grand S, an Android phone with a 5 inch 1080p display. With a 1.7 gigahertz quad core processor and LTE, it's a nicely spec'd device. Not that we'll be able to buy one. Much like Vizio's new phones, the Grand S will only be made available in China. ZTE, such a tease. And in case you missed it, Qualcomm had the mother of all Bizarro World keynotes last night. In a wide raging presentation, CEO Dr. Paul Jacobs brought on Steve Ballmer, director Jamal Del Toro and the actress playing Carol Marcus in the new Star Trek movie. Why? It had something to do with Qualcomm but we couldn't pin down the direct connection. There was also the matter of the Maroon 5 performance being dubbed over with some chill time music on the web stream. But really, who's complaining? And those are the top stories. Joining us in another 90 minutes, we'll be talking about the perils of CES cosplay.