scary bags to choose from here

mere days away, people! If you're among those unfortunate souls who have yet to buy their tickets to the show, perhaps a rundown of some of what you'll see on the show David Yurman’s Hermes Kelly Handbagsstrength as an innovator, creating designs that bring metals and gemstones together in unique ways. Experimenting with shape, symmetry and color, the center stones in this collection are brilliantly colored, dramatic in scale, and unconventional in shape. This collection creatively redefines how a gemstone is set. Instead of using conventional prongs or a bezel to hold the stone in place, it is elegantly wrapped with strands of cable andfloor will serve as sufficient enticement to join us.November 1st.”

his sabbatical and he's joined by Dana Wollman and Joseph Volpe to talk about Google's timely Halloween release of Android 4.4 KitKat, Sony's new SmartWatch 2 and the benefits of having a curved smartphone. No one dressed up for the holiday, but if they had a choice of eerie Engadget doppelgangers: Joseph would pick Winona Ryder over a skinny Vin Diesel and Dana's vocal stand-in would be Schwarzenegger, simply for the giggles. You won't need to stow those electronics as we touchdown for this week's Classic Podcast, Does anyone know where October went, because I sure don’t. Another end to a hectic week and the only way I see fit to reward ourselves is with another dose of bag Hermes Lindydeals. The spectrum of choices this week is so wide that something is bound to tickle your fancy. Shop some of our favorite

picks below, and we promise there will be no scary bags to choose from here. Like robots? We've got those in spades. Carnegie Mellon's modular snakebot will be slithering around, the da Vinci surgical Hermes Paris bagssystem will be making its second Expand appearance and Ekso Bionics' human exoskeleton will be there, too. If wearables are your thing, Pivothead's glasses that record 1080p will be on hand and Avegant's retinal display will be there to beam video directly into your eyeballs