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Sourcenext’s portable, AI-powered instant voice translation device Pocketalk that was unveiled last year made its second appearance at the MWC this year. It can translate 74 different languages, making it easy to understand others and be understood. Because it is a dedicated two-way translation device with global coverage, it doesn’t require any accompanying language apps.

The virtual world just got wider. Microsoft launched HoloLens 2 that has a 52-degree fi eld-of-view, more than double the width of the company’s previous augmented-reality headset and no longer restricting your vision to a little box. It’s also more comfortable than the old one, adapting to different head sizes and glasses uses.

HTC Vive revealed its newest virtual reality standalone hardware Vive Focus Plus for enterprise customers. Vive upgraded the existing six degrees of freedom (6DoF) Focus headset to incorporate dual 6DoF controllers, giving users the ability to seamlessly interact with their virtual environment with the same freedom as PC VR devices.

Apart from a new range of ThinkPad and Chromebook laptops, Lenovo also unveiled Yoga ANC headphones designed for immersive entertainment or productivity. Featuring hybrid ANC (active noise cancellation) and ENC (environmental noise cancellation) mics with voice assist, the headphones will impress you with its look and sound.

Chipmaker Qualcomm showcased its vision for the future with 5G network capabilities at the recently concluded Mobile World Congress. The company announced its plans for a platform that will push for phone-powered VR and AR headsets. It reportedly plans for VR and AR (collectively called XR) platform where it will create an XR-optimised certifi cation program for phones using its Snapdragon 855 processors.