At the Mobile World Congress, products like Ultraleap's haptic touch, Nothing Phone (2a), HTC Vive, Displace wireless television, Motorola's rollable concept phone, Xiaomi's first electric car, Samsung's smart ring, Xiaomi's CyberDog, and Lenovo's laptop concept were unveiled. CES featured unique tech like Hyundai's eVTOL, Mobinn's delivery bot, Honda and VinFast's electric vehicles, Ultrahuman's home health tracker, Pivotal's personal aircraft, Sony's mobility partnerships, Kia's modular EV van lineup, Samsung's Ballie home robot, X1 Interpreter Hub, LG's transparent television, Nvidia's GeForce RTX, AMD's Ryzen 8000G processors, Bosch's in-car eye-tracking, and Volkswagen's ChatGPT.
Key takeaways:
- The article covers the major product announcements from tech conferences including Apple WWDC, Apple Let Loose, Google I/O, Microsoft Build, Mobile World Congress and CES.
- Apple introduced its own AI feature called Apple Intelligence, a new Passwords app, and the latest operating systems MacOS Sequoia and iOS 18. They also unveiled new iPad models with M2 and M4 chips.
- Google announced a new version of its smartwatch operating system, Wear OS 5, its next generation of Tensor Processing Units (TPU) AI chips, and the new Pixel 8a smartphone. They also introduced their first custom-built Arm processor, Axion.
- Microsoft unveiled its AI-first flagship Windows hardware, Copilot+ PCs, and the latest Surface Laptop and Surface Pro. Other announcements include new products from Lenovo, Xiaomi, Samsung, and more.