If you’re a tech enthusiast who loves gadgets and gizmos, this year’s product conferences have a lot to offer.
We’ve curated a list of major product announcements from leading tech companies and product trade shows so far this year. The list includes highlights from events like Apple WWDC, Apple Let Loose, Google I/O, Microsoft Build, Mobile World Congress, and CES. Check back for updates as we continue to add more to the list.
Apple WWDC
Apple Intelligence
One of the major highlights from Apple WWDC was the introduction of Apple Intelligence, a new feature enhancing several Apple apps with AI capabilities. The AI, a blend of on-device and cloud processing, will offer features like writing help and image editing. Apple guarantees a highly personalized AI experience prioritizing safety.
Additionally, developers can integrate Apple Intelligence into their apps for functionalities like image generation and new Siri prompts.
Apple is also partnering with OpenAI to provide access to OpenAI services for device users, with plans to include other LLMs in the future.
Apple’s New Passwords App
Apple introduced a new Passwords app to simplify password management across devices. The app features a user-friendly interface with categories for easy navigation, including Wi-Fi passwords, passkeys, and non-website-related codes.
macOS Sequoia, iOS 18
Apple unveiled macOS Sequoia and iOS 18, with standout features like iPhone mirroring and app locking for enhanced privacy.
For more details on Apple WWDC announcements, click here.
Apple Let Loose
iPad Air with M2 Chip
The iPad Air lineup has been revamped with two size options – 11-inch and 13-inch displays, priced at $599 and $799 respectively.
iPad Pro with M4
The latest iPad Pro features an OLED display with Tandem OLED panels, nanotextured glass, and the advanced M4 Apple silicon. Pricing starts at $999 for the 11-inch model and $1,299 for the 13-inch model.
Inside the M4 Chip
Apple’s M4 chip comes with enhanced CPU and GPU cores, offering 50% faster CPU performance and 4x rendering performance compared to its predecessor.
Inside Tandem OLED
The Tandem OLED display supports up to 1,000 nits of brightness for both SDR and HDR content, with peak HDR brightness reaching 1,600 nits.
Apple Pencil Pro
Apple introduced the Apple Pencil Pro with new features like animations, object manipulation, and lens blurring for enhanced creativity.
Magic Keyboard
The new Magic Keyboard by Apple is redesigned to be thinner and lighter with added features like aluminum palm rests, larger trackpad, and haptic feedback.
For more Apple Let Loose announcements, click here.
Google I/O
The Top New AI Products and Features Unveiled
Google I/O showcased a range of AI products and features, from generative AI to improved workout tracking.
Wear OS 5
Google introduced Wear OS 5 with enhancements focused on battery life and performance, along with updated tools for creating watch faces and apps.
Tensor Processing Units
Google unveiled the sixth generation of its Tensor Processing Units (TPU) AI chips, known as Trillium, set to launch later this year.
Pixel 8a
Google introduced the Pixel 8a smartphone, offering a balance of features and affordability with a starting price of $499.
Pixel Slate
The Pixel Slate tablet by Google is now available, featuring unique design elements and functionality for a versatile user experience.
Gemini 1.5 Pro
Google presented Gemini 1.5 Pro, a powerful generative AI model available for public preview with advanced capabilities and audio processing features.
Axion
Google Cloud announced Axion, its first custom-built Arm processor, promising superior performance and energy efficiency compared to competitors.
For more Google I/O announcements, click here.
Microsoft Build
Copilot+ PC
Microsoft unveiled Copilot+ PCs, the ultimate AI-driven Windows hardware experience with NPUs, Recall features, and premium specs starting at $999.
Surface Pro and Surface Laptop
The latest Surface Pro and Surface Laptop models from Microsoft focus on performance, battery life, and design improvements.
For more Microsoft Build updates, click here.
Mobile World Congress
Ultraleap Brings Haptic Touch to Cars and VR Headsets
Ultraleap introduced innovative haptic touch technology for automotive and virtual reality applications.
Nothing Phone (2a)
The Nothing Phone (2a) is Nothing’s latest mid-tier smartphone with a MediaTek Dimensity 7200 Pro chip tailored for optimal performance.
HTC Vive Transitions to Enterprise
HTC
