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MWC 2026 Live: All the Robots, Phones, Concepts, AI and Labubu-Like Bots We Saw

Mike Sorrentino / cnet - Mobile World Congress has ended. We saw phones like Xiaomi's Leica Leitzphone, radical new designs like Honor's Robot Phone, AI-powered comfort robots, a concept hypercar and so many gadgets.


AI and robots dominate MWC's experimental gadget floor

2026 MWC Publisher Award Roundup: The 9 Innovations That Stole The Show

2 hrs / digitaltrends

A phone that starts fires? 21 wild MWC 2026 award winners

8 hrs / theshortcut / Matt Swider

MWC 2026 Live: All the Robots, Phones, Concepts, AI and Labubu-Like Bots We Saw

11 hrs / cnet / Mike Sorrentino

Uncovering innovation amidst the noise of MWC

14 hrs / siliconangle / Jason Bloomberg


Experimental phones: modular stacks to nostalgic physical keyboards

New Android Update Finally Turns Your Phone Into A Portable PC

11 hrs / bgr

MWC Is Where Cutting-Edge Phones Shine. Too Bad You'll Probably Never Buy Them

11 hrs / cnet / Abrar Al-Heeti

This Tiny Smartphone Packs a Pocket-Friendly Physical Keyboard

12 hrs / cnet / David Lumb

Tecno's new concept phone is stackable, convertible, and magnetically inclined

15 hrs / pocket-lint / John Kanellakos


Wearables, smart glasses and roaming plans reshape connectivity

Samsung’s smart glasses are coming, and they’ve got Meta in their sights

2 hrs / digitaltrends

Public Mobile Unveils 250GB 5G Roaming Plan for the First Time

10 hrs / iphoneincanada / John Quintet

Oura Buys Gesture-Navigation Startup DoublePoint

11 hrs / slashdot / BeauHD

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Valve hints at Steam Machine delay… but the plot thickens

digitaltrends - Valve says memory and storage shortages may delay the Steam Machine and related hardware, while updated listings showing “Coming soon” suggest development is still progressing behind the scenes. The post Valve hints at Steam Machine delay… but the plot th…


'Coming soon' store listings suggest development continues

Steam Machine May Be Delayed After All—Still Shipping in 2026

7 hrs / techpowerup

Valve hints at Steam Machine delay… but the plot thickens

10 hrs / digitaltrends

Steam Machine, Frame, and Controller updated to 'coming soon' release date status by Valve

12 hrs / reddit / /u/imaginary_num6er


DRAM cartel claims highlight industry price-fixing concerns

[Gamers Nexus] The DRAM Cartel | Price Fixing, Anti-Consumer Collusion, & Corporate Conspiracy

4 hrs / reddit / /u/imaginary_num6er


Valve hedges 2026 launch amid memory, storage shortages

Valve’s Steam Machine/Frame/Controller Are Now Targeting “This Year” Instead of H1 2026

1 hr / wccftech / Alessio Palumbo

Valve doesn't sound confident the Steam Machine will ship in 2026

12 hrs / engadget / Ian Carlos Campbell

Valve’s Steam Machine may not launch this year

13 hrs / theverge / Jay Peters


All Other Stories

Valve now says "we hope" to ship the Steam Machine, Steam Frame, and Steam Controller in 2026 -- a downgrade from its earlier promises -- due to memory shortages. www.theverge.com/games/890986...

10 hrs / bsky / @jaypeters.net / jaypeters.net

SSD-RAMageddon is so dire that a company defining product that was announced last year may not even see a release until NEXT year.

10 hrs / bsky / @35mmpapi.com / 35mmpapi.com

No Gabe Cube this year?

10 hrs / bsky / @teanah.bsky.social / teanah.bsky.social

Valve has updated a blog post to say that it is shipping the Steam Machine, Steam Frame, and Steam Controller in 2026.

10 hrs / bsky / @theverge.com / theverge.com

Never mind! Valve: "we will be shipping all three products this year." www.theverge.com/games/890986...

10 hrs / bsky / @seanhollister.bsky.social / seanhollister.bsky.social

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