Set to launch in India on June 5, the OnePlus 13s introduces the AI Suite+, featuring tools like AI Plus Mind for natural language content retrieval and contextual image analysis. A new customizable “Plus Key” replaces the traditional alert slider, offering quick access to AI functions. Integration with Google’s Gemini AI assistant is also on the horizon. Indiatimes
2. Google’s Android XR Smart Glasses
At the 2025 Google I/O event, Google unveiled its Android XR smart glasses, developed in collaboration with Samsung and Warby Parker. These glasses aim to seamlessly blend augmented reality (AR) and AI, connecting to smartphones or a custom Qualcomm-powered computer, marking a significant step in wearable AI technology. Axios+1The Economic Times+1
3. Jony Ive and OpenAI’s Upcoming AI Device
Former Apple design chief Jony Ive and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman are collaborating on a new AI hardware device. While details are scarce, the project aims to redefine human-AI interaction, potentially moving away from traditional screens and offering a more integrated experience. Business Insider+1The New Yorker+1
4. Samsung’s Ballie AI Robot
Samsung’s Ballie is an autonomous AI robot designed to manage smart home devices. It can send texts, display workout information from a Galaxy Watch, make video calls, and even welcome you home, acting as a personal assistant within your living space. Wikipedia
5. Limitless Pendant
The Limitless Pendant is a wearable AI device that combines fashion with functionality. It offers personalized assistance, contextual recommendations, and seamless integration into digital life, empowering users to navigate modern living with ease. Analytics Vidhya
Conclusion
These AI gadgets exemplify the rapid advancements in technology, aiming to make our lives more connected and efficient. As AI continues to evolve, we can expect even more innovative devices to emerge, transforming the way we interact with the world around us.
