This countertop smart oven watches your cookies and stops cooking before they burn
The Midea Fun Smart Oven is pretty smart. It recognizes the color of your food and tracks it, turning itself off before it burns.
Flare is an AI powered home security system that recognizes friend from foe
Flare is part camera, part AI, part IoT accessory that its creators bill as “the first home security system powered by true artificial intelligence."
Archos breathes new life into its tablet lineup with the 133 Oxygen
Archos is not quite done announcing products, with the French manufacturer unveiling the 133 Oxygen.
You might not have heard of TP-Link, but the Neffos X1 and X1 Max look to impress
Known for putting out networking devices, TP-Link continues its entrance into the Android smartphone game with the Neffos X1 and X1 Max.
Sony debuts new Signature Series headphones, amplifier, and Walkman models
Sony kicked off its IFA 2016 press conference with the announcement of new Signature Series headphones, a headphone amplifier, and two new Walkman models.
Samsung, BlackBerry are building a secure, 'spy-proof' tablet for German government
Samsung and BlackBerry have teamed up to build a spyproof tablet for the German government to use when it's dealing with classified information.
Whip it good: Bosch’s new mixer knows just when to stop mixing your eggs
Bosch's AutoCook and OptiMum mixer debuted at IFA 2016.
Panasonic's pro 4K camcorder packs a punch in a small package
Panasonic has lifted the veil on its latest professional-grade camcorder. Capable of 4K video at 60fps, the HC-X1 packs a punch in a small package.
Credit-card-thin Tile Slim helps you keep track of your wallet or purse
The new, credit-card-thin Tile Slim Bluetooth tracker is designed to slot into your wallet or purse so that you never lose them.
Knock on LG’s new fridge, and it will turn transparent or bring up Windows
LG introduced a smart version of its InstaView fridge at IFA 2016, and it runs on Windows 10.
Ockel’s Sirius A is a portable PC that makes no compromises
Dutch hardware brand Ockel has detailed the Sirius A, a new system that spans the gap between a fully fledged PC and a portable device.
Chinese firm Qihan launches robotics-as-a-service with Sanbot
Qihan's Sanbot is a sensor-packed robot that will launch as part of a robotics-as-a-service model for businesses in health care, education, and security.
PhotoFast iType-C is a handy storage extension for your iPhone
If you're struggling to find space for new photos or movies on your iPhone or iPad, then the PhotoFast iType-C could be the pocket-friendly gadget you need.
Keep belongings safe, gadgets charged with Lifepack backpack, Solarbank
The Lifepack is a multifunctional, secure backpack with a Solarbank inside that provides power, charges via solar panels, and doubles as a Bluetooth speaker.
Day 2 in Berlin: Tablet and smartphone surprises from Sony, ZTE and Huawei
If day one of IFA 2016 was all about smartwatches, day two is all about smartphones, with Huawei, Sony, and ZTE all arriving with new hardware.
Alcatel’s Shine Lite smartphone offers solid midrange specs at a low price
Alcatel has made a number of big announcements at IFA this year, including the new Shine Lite smartphone.
Hands on: Qualcomm Snapdragon VR820
Qualcomm, known for designing the chips that power phones and tablets, is getting into the VR game. Its Snapdragon VR820 reference platform is a little rough around the edges, but demonstrates revolutionary new tech.
LG makes a 38-inch ultrawide monitor worth emptying your wallet for
LG stunned us by announcing a $1,500 monitor, but its 38-inch ultrawide panel is nothing to laugh at.
Electrolux raises the dishwasher bar by letting you lift up the lower basket
Electrolux's AEG Mastery Range includes dishwasher, oven, and washing machine innovations.
Alcatel jumps into the virtual deep end with Vision VR headset and 360 Camera
French phone maker Alcatel took the wraps off two VR products at the IFA: the Vision, a self contained headset, and the 360 Camera, a VR video camera.
Your whole life can be connected to the Internet of Things with SensePeanut
Meet SensePeanut, described as an "innovative range of smart sensors designed to bring affordable, easy-to-use connected life functionality to the masses."
Sketch nylon, polycarbonate or even bronze in thin air with the 3Doodler Pro
What sets the 3Doodler Pro apart from its forebears is a higher degree of user control, and the fact that it can print with a wider range of materials.
Dumb radiator? Netatmo wants to update it with smart knobs
Apartments may not benefit from a smart thermostat, so Netatmo wants to give renters more power with its Smart Radiator Valves.
Jabra goes wireless with its new Elite Sport earbuds
Jabra is already well known for its fitness-focused earbuds, and with its new Elite Sport, it has outdone its previous outings by going fully wireless.
Qualcomm's Snapdragon VR820 shows how fast VR headsets are evolving
Qualcomm is looking to provide not you and us, but the world of OEMs with their own VR starting point with the brand new Snapdragon VR820.
Sony's new MDR-1000X noise-canceling headphones are its best yet
If you're a frequent traveler, noise-canceling headphones are a must, and Sony's new MDR-1000X offer the company's best noise cancellation yet.
Humavox partners with AKM to build smaller wireless charging receivers
Humavox wants to make wireless charging easier, and more widespread. That starts with manufacturers, and that's why Humavox is teaming up with AKM Corp.
Check the temperature of your meat from your phone with Sharp’s Love2Cook Oven
The Sharp Love2Cook is a new smart oven that uses an app.
Misfit's Ray will soon be sold in Apple stores, with exclusive Apple-y colors
Misfit doesn't have a new product for IFA 2016. Instead, it's unveiling new color and band options for the Misfit Shine 2.
Just draw. Wacom’s smart Bamboo Slate and Folio will do the digitizing
Wacom wants to make notes and drawings a little more high-tech, thanks to its new Slate, Folio, and Omni, which turn your drawings and notes into files.
Samsung’s new gaming monitors are ahead of the curve, literally
The CFG70 and the CF791 are the first curved gaming monitors to make use of quantum dot technology, according to Samsung.