Apple's iPhone has scored a major double win by picking up phone of the year and gadget of the year at the O2 Pocket-lint Gadget awards.
The awards, run by technology and gadget site Pocket-lint, are voted by a combination of industry expert judges, technology journalists and the public.
Sega's Alien: Isolation picked up the award for best game, ahead of big money releases Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and Destiny.
Pocket-lint chief executive and founder Stuart Miles said: "It's really good to see the panel of judges, industry, and public pull together to let consumers know the best gadgets of the year."
Apple's iPad Air 2 picked up tablet of the year, and the MacBook Air won best laptop, while the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 was named phablet of the year.
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Wearable technology has also hugely expanded in 2014, and the best wearable award went to new LG's G Watch R, ahead of the Pebble Steel smartwatch.
Sony won the war of the consoles as Playstation 4 triumphed over Xbox One to claim the home entertainment device award.
