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If you want all the hottest new tech gathered in one place, you want IFA.
CNET spent the week in Berlin for this year’s edition of the long-enduring tech trade show to find out what we’ll be talking about over the next 12 months.
If you’re an aspiring or full-time YouTuber or Instagrammer, the LG V30 may be the phone for you thanks to its nifty video and photo features.
For the rest of us, the feature-packed Moto X4 does a little bit of everything. It has two cameras (with flash for selfies) , water-proofing, Amazon Alexa and Bluetooth that connects to four speakers or headphones to get the party started.
The Moto X4 is more than just the first Motorola phone with Amazon’s Alexa app, it’s also the first phone to be able to wirelessly stream music to up to four devices simultaneously.
Let’s get real for a moment — but are we talking virtual reality, augmented reality or mixed reality? Various new headsets were launched at IFA to give you a range of VR, AR and MR.
This handheld scanner from Bosch has potential as a laundry assistant and even a nutrition aid.
Wires are so last century. Encouraged by Apple’s ditching of the traditional headphone jack in recent iPhones, audio manufacturers launched a range of wireless headphones and earbuds at IFA.
One piece of big news is the arrival of a wave of laptops with eighth-generation Intel Core processors. Asus, Acer and Dell are all making devices containing the fateful eight.
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