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Lenovo and Motorola reveal Qira, an AI assistant that wants to do it all

digitaltrends - Qira can handle tasks such as smart suggestions (Next Move), text help (Write For Me), live conversation with screen and camera sharing, and on-device image creation.The post Lenovo and Motorola reveal Qira, an AI assistant that wants to do it all appeare…

#ai #iot #hardware #mobiletech #edge #voice #genai #assistant #gadgets #lenovo

Lenovo and Motorola introduce Qira cross-device AI assistant

1 month / dataconomy / Emre Çıtak

Lenovo unveils AI agent to bridge PCs, phones and wearables at CES

1 month / techxplore

Lenovo is building an AI assistant that ‘can act on your behalf’

2 months / theverge / Alex Heath

Lenovo and Motorola reveal Qira, an AI assistant that wants to do it all

2 months / digitaltrends

Motorola and Lenovo's New Qira AI Assistant Will Live Across All Their Devices

2 months / cnet / Abrar Al-Heeti

Qira AI assistant coming to Lenovo, Motorola devices this year

2 months / mobilesyrup / Dean Daley

Lenovo Debuts Qira AI Platform and Concept Devices in CES Launch

2 months / bloomberg / Dana Wollman

Lenovo and Motorola are releasing their own on-device AI assistant

2 months / engadget / Igor Bonifacic

Back to Top / Tuesday, January 6, 2026, 8:20 pm / permalink 17573 / 8 stories in 2 months


Meta brings new hands-free tools to Ray-Ban Display in US rollout

Alexey Shabanov / testingcatalog - Meta Ray-Ban Display and Neural Band gain teleprompter mode, new messaging input and expanded navigation, with US-only launch.

#ar #wearables #voice #mixedreality #meta #us #camera #assistant #spatialcomputing #gadgets

Meta’s AI glasses will now help you read, write, and not look at your phone

2 months / digitaltrends

I haven’t written messages on my leg yet, but I plan to when I get home www.cnet.com/tech/computi...

2 months / bsky / @scottstein.bsky.social / scottstein.bsky.social

Ray-Ban Display Gets New Features at CES

2 months / iphoneincanada / Usman Qureshi

Meta brings new hands-free tools to Ray-Ban Display in US rollout

2 months / testingcatalog / Alexey Shabanov

Meta's Neural Band Can Finally Let You Handwrite on Your Pants

2 months / cnet / Scott Stein

Meta is adding a teleprompter and virtual writing to its Ray-Ban Display glasses

2 months / theverge / Stevie Bonifield

Back to Top / Tuesday, January 6, 2026, 11:21 am / permalink 17559 / 6 stories in 2 months


Amazon Brings Alexa+ to the Web With a ChatGPT-Style Interface

David Curry / eweek - Amazon has launched Alexa+ on the web at Alexa.com, giving its assistant a ChatGPT-style interface as it expands into shopping, Ring, and Prime Video.The post Amazon Brings Alexa+ to the Web With a ChatGPT-Style Interface appeared first on eWEEK.

#ai #voice #amazon #browsers #genai #chatgpt #assistant #alexa

Amazon is putting Alexa+ on Samsung TVs, cars, and even your finger

2 months / digitaltrends

Alexa+ is Coming to Samsung TVs, BMW Cars, and More

2 months / thurrott / Laurent Giret

Amazon Brings Alexa+ to the Web With a ChatGPT-Style Interface

2 months / eweek / David Curry

Amazon is rolling out Alexa+ on the web, but it isn’t available in Canada quite yet

2 months / mobilesyrup / Matthew Mountjoy

CES 2026: Amazon launches Alexa+ on web with new Alexa.com website to compete with ChatGPT and Gemini - MSN

2 months / msn

Amazon Launches Alexa Plus For The Web

2 months / bgr

Amazon Takes Alexa To The Web With Launch Of Alexa.com At CES 2026 - Dataconomy

2 months / dataconomy

Alexa+ moves beyond smart speakers and into direct competition online - absolutegeeks.com

2 months / absolutegeeks

Amazon brings Alexa+ AI Assistant to the web - thekeyword.co

2 months / thekeyword

Back to Top / Tuesday, January 6, 2026, 10:20 am / permalink 17553 / 9 stories in 2 months


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