cross device ai

Lenovo says the future of personal computing is not a single app or a single device but a continuous, cross-device intelligence that remembers what you do, anticipates your next step, and — with permission — acts on your behalf, and that future begins shipping to PCs this spring with the arrival...

Lenovo’s CES reveal centered on a bold pivot: a system-level AI agent called Qira that the company says will follow users across laptops, smartphones and prototype wearables, performing authorized actions and preserving context as interactions move from device to device. Background / Overview...

Lenovo used its Tech World keynote at CES to unveil Qira, a bold new cross-device AI assistant that the company described as a “personal ambient intelligence” designed to follow users from PC to phone to wearable and act on their behalf—summarizing meetings, drafting and sending messages...

Lenovo’s Qira debuted at CES as a bold attempt to turn generative AI from a single-app novelty into a persistent, cross-device “personal ambient intelligence” that follows users from laptop to phone to wearable — and, in some prototypes, into the physical world via a camera- and...

Lenovo’s CES 2026 showcase sketched a clear roadmap for the company’s next phase: purpose-built, AI-ready business hardware paired with a broader ecosystem play that aims to move from device features to ambient, cross-device intelligence. The announcements — from the Space Frame–reengineered...

Lenovo used its CES stage to preview Qira, a system‑level, cross‑device AI agent designed to follow users across PCs, phones and prototype wearables — promising continuous context, proactive actions, and a hybrid local‑plus‑cloud architecture that Lenovo says will begin rolling out on select...

Lenovo used its CES stage to unveil Qira, a system‑level, cross‑device AI agent designed to follow users across PCs, phones and prototype wearables—promising continuous context, proactive actions, and hybrid on‑device/cloud intelligence that the company says will begin rolling out on select...

Lenovo used CES 2026 to introduce Qira, a cross-device, agentic AI that the company says will act on users’ behalf across PCs, phones and wearable prototypes—promising continuous context, task execution, and hands-free interactions that move with the user from device to device. Background Lenovo...

Lenovo’s CES 2026 slate pushes the company’s “Smarter AI for All” pitch from marketing slogan to product roadmap, with new Yoga and IdeaPad machines, Aura Edition software that surfaces contextual Smart Modes and Smart Share, a pair of AI desktops that trade size for sensory polish, and a...

Lenovo and Motorola today unveiled Qira, a system-level, cross-device AI assistant that the companies say will begin rolling out on select Lenovo PCs in Q1 2026 and appear on Motorola phones and proof‑of‑concept wearables later in the year, positioning Qira as a “Personal Ambient Intelligence...

Samsung and Microsoft have agreed to bring Microsoft Copilot — the company’s generative AI assistant — to Samsung’s 2025 TVs and Smart Monitors, folding natural‑language AI into large displays via Samsung’s new Vision AI framework and a Copilot web experience built into the screens. This move...

Microsoft has unveiled Copilot Mode in its Edge browser, marking a significant advancement in AI-driven web navigation. This feature integrates artificial intelligence directly into the browsing experience, offering users a more intuitive and efficient way to interact with the web. Key Features...

Microsoft’s relentless progression in artificial intelligence, particularly evidenced by its continued evolution of Microsoft 365 Copilot, is a vivid testament to both its ambition and dominance in the enterprise productivity landscape. With each incremental update, the Copilot suite becomes...

The public preview of Windows ML marks a pivotal milestone in Microsoft’s longstanding pursuit of infusing artificial intelligence into the core of the Windows platform. As the AI arms race intensifies across the tech industry, Microsoft’s latest launch underscores a strategic pivot: empowering...

Microsoft's recent unveiling of AI-driven enhancements for Windows 11 and Copilot+ PCs marks a significant leap in personal computing, introducing features that promise to redefine user interaction and productivity. These innovations, set to debut with Windows Insiders and expand to a broader...