Month: September 2025
Timekettle’s new translation earbuds are made for sharing
Timekettle has announced a new pair of real-time translation headphones called the W4 AI Interpreter Earbuds. They use bone conduction technology that helps improve accuracy in loud environments. Available now for $349 in navy blue and sandy gold color options, the earbuds are a more affordable alternative to the company’s…
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I am a retailing expert and here are 3 ways AI-driven shopping will change the way you buy
By the time NRF 2025: Retail’s Big Show Europe comes to Paris, the industry should know just how far the retail world has progressed – from the increasing use of agentic AI for customer relationships and communication through to AI as a supply chain optimizer, as retailers and brands look…
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Lenovo Legion Go 2 hands-on: Powerful upgrades but with an even higher price
At the beginning of the year, Lenovo gave us an early design preview of its next flagship gaming handheld — the Legion Go 2. Today, at IFA 2025, the company is fleshing out the rest of the system with more details regarding its specs, price and availability. In terms of…
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Lenovo’s new Legion Pro 7 gaming laptop can be outfitted with up to a GeForce 5080 GPU
Lenovo just announced some new gaming products at IFA, including the Legion Pro 7 laptop. The specs here are impressive. The laptop ships with AMD's newest Ryzen 9 9000 HX series processors and options go all the way up to the Ryzen 9955HX3D. The Windows 11 computer also features NVIDIA…
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Lenovo’s latest laptop concept might be the ultimate doomscrolling machine
Lenovo is no stranger to laptops with funky displays. The company has made a notebook with a tri-fold screen, one with a rollable panel and multiple systems with flexible displays. But this year at IFA, Lenovo is testing out yet another new design with its latest concept laptop, and this…
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Legion Go 2 official: Lenovo’s new flagship handheld costs $1,099 — and up
Lenovo’s Legion Go was a polarizing handheld gaming PC, and that won’t change as the company officially announces its successor today: the new Legion Go 2 is slightly bigger, heavier, and costs at least $400 more than the original. But in many other ways, it looks like Lenovo listened —…
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