Samsung Chief Operating Officer Won-Joon Choi says that, despite Samsung's size, its vertical integration enables rapid innovation, as seen with the Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display. Choi adds that the industry is shifting from app-based interactions to task-based, multi-modal AI experiences, where phones act as central hubs and assistants handle actions across apps seamlessly.

Philips has introduced its 2026 TV lineup, featuring the OLED+951 as the flagship model with second-generation RGB Primary OLED panels, 4,500 nits peak brightness and AmbiScape, which extends Ambilight effects to external smart bulbs. The lineup also includes the OLED+911 with Bowers & Wilkins audio, the OLED811 and OLED761 as entry-level OLED options and the MLED981, Philips' first RGB Mini-LED TV.

General Motors is testing self-driving technology in 200 vehicles on Michigan and California highways, using trained drivers who can take control if needed. The automaker's latest self-driving tech builds on its established Super Cruise system and incorporates features such as adaptive cruise control, automatic lane changes and hands-free driving. GM aims to launch "eyes-off" driving capability with the Cadillac Escalade IQ in 2028.