Samsung is rolling out Vision AI Companion, an upgraded, generative‑AI version of its Bixby assistant, across its 2025 television lineup. The feature lets users ask natural‑language questions about on‑screen content and receive visual answers, while also offering recommendations, cooking tips, travel advice, and local restaurant suggestions. Powered by a mix of Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity and other models, it supports ten languages and integrates with Samsung’s broader AI ecosystem, including picture‑optimization and real‑time translation tools. The rollout follows an IFA debut in September and reflects Samsung’s strategy to anchor AI experiences in its smart‑TV platform. Read more →

Eufy introduced the MarsWalker at the IFA conference in Germany, a device that lifts compatible robot vacuums and transports them up and down stairs. The system automatically identifies straight, L-shaped and U-shaped stair configurations, using the robot’s base station as a drop‑off point. Designed with four adaptive control arms and a track‑drive that grips each step, the MarsWalker aims to deliver truly hands‑free whole‑home cleaning. The company noted that pricing remains undisclosed, the accessory works only with select Eufy models, and it is slated for release in the first half of 2026. Eufy also announced the Omni S2 robot vacuum, featuring aromatherapy and adaptive wheels, priced at $1,600 and arriving in January. Read more →

Samsung introduced its new Galaxy S25 FE smartphone at the IFA trade show, positioning it as a more affordable midrange option within the S25 family. Priced lower than the flagship S25, the FE model ships with One UI 8, an Exynos 2400 processor, a 6.7‑inch AMOLED display capable of 1,900 nits, and a versatile triple‑camera system. The device also includes new AI‑driven software features such as Generative Edit and an on‑device assistant, offering flagship‑level experiences at a reduced cost. Read more →

TCL introduced the Nxtpaper 5G Junior, a kids‑focused smartphone unveiled at IFA, featuring a dedicated Max Ink Mode that switches the matte display to a monochromatic, E‑Ink‑like view for reduced eye strain. The device includes Google’s Family Link parental controls, a Digital Detox mode, and a protective case, while offering 256 GB, a 6.7‑inch screen, and dual rear cameras. Alongside the Junior, TCL also announced the Nxtpaper 60 Ultra, the first phone with Nxtpaper 4.0 technology, a larger 7.2‑inch display, triple rear cameras and optional stylus support, targeting broader markets in Europe, Asia and Latin America. Read more →

Roborock introduced three robot lawn mowers—RockMow Z1, S1, and RockNeo Q1—featuring advanced navigation, steep‑slope capability, and edge‑cutting technology. The company also expanded its vacuum portfolio with the H60 Hub stick vacuums, the steam‑powered F25 Ultra wet‑dry vacuum, and the ultra‑thin Qrevo Curv 2 Pro robot vacuum, all equipped with AI mapping, auto‑emptying docks, and high suction power. Pricing ranges from the low $300s for stick vacuums to $799 for the F25 Ultra, signaling Roborock’s aggressive push into both outdoor and indoor cleaning solutions. Read more →

Dyson has unveiled the Spot+Scrub AI robot, its first combined vacuum‑and‑mop unit, featuring a round design, lidar navigation, a self‑cleaning roller mop and an AI‑driven stain‑detection, along with a multifunction dock that empties the bin, cleans the mop and refills water. The robot debuted at Dyson’s Berlin store during the IFA show and is slated for a China launch later this year and a U.S. release in 2026. Read more →

Eufy introduced the MarsWalker at the IFA conference in Germany, a device that lifts compatible robot vacuums and transports them up and down stairs. The system automatically identifies straight, L-shaped and U-shaped stair configurations, using the robot’s base station as a drop‑off point. Designed with four adaptive control arms and a track‑drive that grips each step, the MarsWalker aims to deliver truly hands‑free whole‑home cleaning. The company noted that pricing remains undisclosed, the accessory works only with select Eufy models, and it is slated for release in the first half of 2026. Eufy also announced the Omni S2 robot vacuum, featuring aromatherapy and adaptive wheels, priced at $1,600 and arriving in January. Read more →

Eufy introduced the MarsWalker at the IFA conference in Germany, a device that lifts compatible robot vacuums and transports them up and down stairs. The system automatically identifies straight, L-shaped and U-shaped stair configurations, using the robot’s base station as a drop‑off point. Designed with four adaptive control arms and a track‑drive that grips each step, the MarsWalker aims to deliver truly hands‑free whole‑home cleaning. The company noted that pricing remains undisclosed, the accessory works only with select Eufy models, and it is slated for release in the first half of 2026. Eufy also announced the Omni S2 robot vacuum, featuring aromatherapy and adaptive wheels, priced at $1,600 and arriving in January. Read more →

Samsung introduced its new Galaxy S25 FE smartphone at the IFA trade show, positioning it as a more affordable midrange option within the S25 family. Priced lower than the flagship S25, the FE model ships with One UI 8, an Exynos 2400 processor, a 6.7‑inch AMOLED display capable of 1,900 nits, and a versatile triple‑camera system. The device also includes new AI‑driven software features such as Generative Edit and an on‑device assistant, offering flagship‑level experiences at a reduced cost. Read more →

Samsung introduced its new Galaxy S25 FE smartphone at the IFA trade show, positioning it as a more affordable midrange option within the S25 family. Priced lower than the flagship S25, the FE model ships with One UI 8, an Exynos 2400 processor, a 6.7‑inch AMOLED display capable of 1,900 nits, and a versatile triple‑camera system. The device also includes new AI‑driven software features such as Generative Edit and an on‑device assistant, offering flagship‑level experiences at a reduced cost. Read more →

TCL introduced the Nxtpaper 5G Junior, a kids‑focused smartphone unveiled at IFA, featuring a dedicated Max Ink Mode that switches the matte display to a monochromatic, E‑Ink‑like view for reduced eye strain. The device includes Google’s Family Link parental controls, a Digital Detox mode, and a protective case, while offering 256 GB, a 6.7‑inch screen, and dual rear cameras. Alongside the Junior, TCL also announced the Nxtpaper 60 Ultra, the first phone with Nxtpaper 4.0 technology, a larger 7.2‑inch display, triple rear cameras and optional stylus support, targeting broader markets in Europe, Asia and Latin America. Read more →

TCL introduced the Nxtpaper 5G Junior, a kids‑focused smartphone unveiled at IFA, featuring a dedicated Max Ink Mode that switches the matte display to a monochromatic, E‑Ink‑like view for reduced eye strain. The device includes Google’s Family Link parental controls, a Digital Detox mode, and a protective case, while offering 256 GB, a 6.7‑inch screen, and dual rear cameras. Alongside the Junior, TCL also announced the Nxtpaper 60 Ultra, the first phone with Nxtpaper 4.0 technology, a larger 7.2‑inch display, triple rear cameras and optional stylus support, targeting broader markets in Europe, Asia and Latin America. Read more →

Roborock introduced three robot lawn mowers—RockMow Z1, S1, and RockNeo Q1—featuring advanced navigation, steep‑slope capability, and edge‑cutting technology. The company also expanded its vacuum portfolio with the H60 Hub stick vacuums, the steam‑powered F25 Ultra wet‑dry vacuum, and the ultra‑thin Qrevo Curv 2 Pro robot vacuum, all equipped with AI mapping, auto‑emptying docks, and high suction power. Pricing ranges from the low $300s for stick vacuums to $799 for the F25 Ultra, signaling Roborock’s aggressive push into both outdoor and indoor cleaning solutions. Read more →

Roborock introduced three robot lawn mowers—RockMow Z1, S1, and RockNeo Q1—featuring advanced navigation, steep‑slope capability, and edge‑cutting technology. The company also expanded its vacuum portfolio with the H60 Hub stick vacuums, the steam‑powered F25 Ultra wet‑dry vacuum, and the ultra‑thin Qrevo Curv 2 Pro robot vacuum, all equipped with AI mapping, auto‑emptying docks, and high suction power. Pricing ranges from the low $300s for stick vacuums to $799 for the F25 Ultra, signaling Roborock’s aggressive push into both outdoor and indoor cleaning solutions. Read more →

Dyson has unveiled the Spot+Scrub AI robot, its first combined vacuum‑and‑mop unit, featuring a round design, lidar navigation, a self‑cleaning roller mop and an AI‑driven stain‑detection, along with a multifunction dock that empties the bin, cleans the mop and refills water. The robot debuted at Dyson’s Berlin store during the IFA show and is slated for a China launch later this year and a U.S. release in 2026. Read more →

Dyson has unveiled the Spot+Scrub AI robot, its first combined vacuum‑and‑mop unit, featuring a round design, lidar navigation, a self‑cleaning roller mop and an AI‑driven stain‑detection, along with a multifunction dock that empties the bin, cleans the mop and refills water. The robot debuted at Dyson’s Berlin store during the IFA show and is slated for a China launch later this year and a U.S. release in 2026. Read more →

TCL introduced the Nxtpaper 5G Junior, a kids‑focused smartphone unveiled at IFA, featuring a dedicated Max Ink Mode that switches the matte display to a monochromatic, E‑Ink‑like view for reduced eye strain. The device includes Google’s Family Link parental controls, a Digital Detox mode, and a protective case, while offering 256 GB, a 6.7‑inch screen, and dual rear cameras. Alongside the Junior, TCL also announced the Nxtpaper 60 Ultra, the first phone with Nxtpaper 4.0 technology, a larger 7.2‑inch display, triple rear cameras and optional stylus support, targeting broader markets in Europe, Asia and Latin America. Read more →

Eufy introduced the MarsWalker at the IFA conference in Germany, a device that lifts compatible robot vacuums and transports them up and down stairs. The system automatically identifies straight, L-shaped and U-shaped stair configurations, using the robot’s base station as a drop‑off point. Designed with four adaptive control arms and a track‑drive that grips each step, the MarsWalker aims to deliver truly hands‑free whole‑home cleaning. The company noted that pricing remains undisclosed, the accessory works only with select Eufy models, and it is slated for release in the first half of 2026. Eufy also announced the Omni S2 robot vacuum, featuring aromatherapy and adaptive wheels, priced at $1,600 and arriving in January. Read more →

Samsung introduced its new Galaxy S25 FE smartphone at the IFA trade show, positioning it as a more affordable midrange option within the S25 family. Priced lower than the flagship S25, the FE model ships with One UI 8, an Exynos 2400 processor, a 6.7‑inch AMOLED display capable of 1,900 nits, and a versatile triple‑camera system. The device also includes new AI‑driven software features such as Generative Edit and an on‑device assistant, offering flagship‑level experiences at a reduced cost. Read more →

Roborock introduced three robot lawn mowers—RockMow Z1, S1, and RockNeo Q1—featuring advanced navigation, steep‑slope capability, and edge‑cutting technology. The company also expanded its vacuum portfolio with the H60 Hub stick vacuums, the steam‑powered F25 Ultra wet‑dry vacuum, and the ultra‑thin Qrevo Curv 2 Pro robot vacuum, all equipped with AI mapping, auto‑emptying docks, and high suction power. Pricing ranges from the low $300s for stick vacuums to $799 for the F25 Ultra, signaling Roborock’s aggressive push into both outdoor and indoor cleaning solutions. Read more →