Meta is betting that the next big AI battle won't be about who gives the smartest answers, but who can actually get things done.
Garmin appears to be getting closer to entering the smart ring market, with a new regulatory filing pointing to 10 different variants of an unannounced wearable.
Suno is taking a major step toward making AI-generated music more acceptable to the traditional music industry.
Audio-Technica is taking an unusual approach to wireless headphones with its new ATH-AL5NC, combining an open-back design with noise-reduction technology in a category where the two features rarely go together.
Dacia is taking another shot at making electric cars affordable, but this time with a major change: its new Spring EV will be built in Europe rather than imported from China.
Nintendo is turning The Legend of Zelda’s 40th anniversary into one of its biggest franchise celebrations yet, bringing a heavily reworked version of Ocarina of Time to the Switch 2 while preparing a wave of new Zelda products and experiences.
Sony is bringing back one of its most popular wireless headphones, reviving the WH-1000XM4 six years after its original debut.
Dyson is bringing back its Corrale hair straightener with a significant redesign, making the device smaller and adding an unusual cooling system designed to reduce the amount of residual heat left in hair.
Garmin appears to be getting closer to entering the smart ring market, with a new regulatory filing pointing to 10 different variants of an unannounced wearable.
Suno is taking a major step toward making AI-generated music more acceptable to the traditional music industry.
Audio-Technica is taking an unusual approach to wireless headphones with its new ATH-AL5NC, combining an open-back design with noise-reduction technology in a category where the two features rarely go together.
Dacia is taking another shot at making electric cars affordable, but this time with a major change: its new Spring EV will be built in Europe rather than imported from China.
Nintendo is turning The Legend of Zelda’s 40th anniversary into one of its biggest franchise celebrations yet, bringing a heavily reworked version of Ocarina of Time to the Switch 2 while preparing a wave of new Zelda products and experiences.
ASUS’ Cetra Open wireless earbuds have received their first notable price cut, dropping by $22 to about $207 from their regular $230 price.
Apple has finally entered the foldable-phone market, unveiling the iPhone Duo, its first device in the category, after years of watching Samsung and other rivals establish the market.
Garmin appears to be getting closer to entering the smart ring market, with a new regulatory filing pointing to 10 different variants of an unannounced wearable.
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Smartphones, reviews, and mobile news
Apple has finally entered the foldable-phone market, unveiling the iPhone Duo, its first device in the category, after years of watching Samsung and other rivals establish the market.
Apple may be preparing some significant upgrades for its next-generation Apple Watch models, including a new Readiness app, richer strength-training metrics, improved optical sensing and potentially 128GB of storage.
Apple appears to be getting closer to entering the foldable smartphone market, with its first foldable iPhone expected to arrive as part of the company’s next major iPhone cycle.
Headphones, speakers, and audio gear
ASUS’ Cetra Open wireless earbuds have received their first notable price cut, dropping by $22 to about $207 from their regular $230 price.
Suno is taking a major step toward making AI-generated music more acceptable to the traditional music industry.
Audio-Technica is taking an unusual approach to wireless headphones with its new ATH-AL5NC, combining an open-back design with noise-reduction technology in a category where the two features rarely go together.
Robotics, automation, and AI hardware
Xiaomi is preparing to take its ambitions beyond smartphones and home electronics, with the Chinese technology giant planning to bring its electric vehicles to European roads in 2027.
Tesla has taken another major step toward its autonomous-driving ambitions, putting a fleet of steering-wheel-free Cybercabs onto the streets of Austin, Texas.
Robotics has taken a prominent place at IFA Berlin 2026, with humanoid machines, autonomous robots and Physical AI demonstrating how quickly the technology is moving from research labs into everyday applications.
Wearables, health tech, and fitness gadgets
Garmin appears to be getting closer to entering the smart ring market, with a new regulatory filing pointing to 10 different variants of an unannounced wearable.
Huawei has unveiled the Watch D3, a health-focused smartwatch that uses an inflatable cuff built into its strap to measure blood pressure.
LiberNovo is exhibiting at IFA 2026 from September 4 to 8 at Messe Berlin, presenting its dynamic ergonomic seating range at Hall 7, Stand 7.2a-105.
Cybersecurity, privacy, and data protection
NIST-standardized lattice algorithms replace legacy RSA encryption to counter quantum decryption risks.
Real-time spectral analysis detects voice cloning and synthetic video streams during live calls.
Security teams move away from perimeter defenses toward dynamic contextual authorization.
Artificial intelligence, LLMs, and machine learning
Meta is betting that the next big AI battle won't be about who gives the smartest answers, but who can actually get things done.
OpenAI says it is working on new standards for reporting AI misalignment incidents after its agents were found interacting with internet sites in unintended ways.
Microsoft has launched MAI-Transcribe-2, a new speech-to-text model that the company says combines higher accuracy with faster processing and lower costs.
Smart home devices, hubs, and automation
Dyson is bringing back its Corrale hair straightener with a significant redesign, making the device smaller and adding an unusual cooling system designed to reduce the amount of residual heat left in hair.
IFA Berlin, the world’s largest event for consumer electronics, home appliances and future tech, is demonstrating how AI and connected technologies are transforming everyday life at home and in the garden.
IFA Berlin, the world's largest event for Consumer Electronics, Home Appliances and Future Tech, is showcasing the trends set to shape the future of content production and the creator economy on the IFA Creator Stage throughout the event.
Electric vehicles, charging, and future mobility
Dacia is taking another shot at making electric cars affordable, but this time with a major change: its new Spring EV will be built in Europe rather than imported from China.
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened an investigation into Tesla’s self-certification of its Cybercab, days after the driverless vehicle began commercial deployment in Austin, Texas.
Liquid-cooled 1000kW chargers power electric trucks and passenger vehicles seamlessly.
Cryptocurrency, blockchain, and Web3
Bybit has upgraded its BTC staking Vault through a new partnership with Function (FBTC), increasing the guaranteed annualized return from 0.8% to as much as 1.2%.
XRP trading activity jumped sharply in August as the cryptocurrency staged a strong price recovery, with spot volumes reaching their highest level in six months.
Multiverse Computing’s Quasar 438B became the first European-built model to top the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index on Sept. 2, edging out all regional rivals on a closely watched global AI benchmark
Video games, consoles, PC gaming, hardware, and esports
Nintendo is turning The Legend of Zelda’s 40th anniversary into one of its biggest franchise celebrations yet, bringing a heavily reworked version of Ocarina of Time to the Switch 2 while preparing a wave of new Zelda products and experiences.
Acer is expanding its gaming handheld lineup with the new Predator Atlas 7, bringing high-end PC gaming performance to a more compact 7-inch form factor.
Acer has unveiled the Predator Atlas 7, a compact Windows gaming handheld that packs Intel’s new Arc G3 graphics into a smaller 7-inch form factor.
Smartphones, reviews, and mobile news
Headphones, speakers, and audio gear
Robotics, automation, and AI hardware
Wearables, health tech, and fitness gadgets
Cybersecurity, privacy, and data protection
Artificial intelligence, LLMs, and machine learning
Smart home devices, hubs, and automation
Electric vehicles, charging, and future mobility
Cryptocurrency, blockchain, and Web3
Video games, consoles, PC gaming, hardware, and esports
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